The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-06
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Fair Haven People Happy over Five
 Cent Fare to Morris Coye--Rev. pr,
 Sneath's Father Dead--East Grand
 Avenue Road Ifhproved--Grand Ave-
 nuc Baptist Church services--Church,
 Lodge, Social and Personal News.
 Everyone will be glad to learn that, beginning next Monday the fare to Morris Cove and Lighthouse Point will be five cents instead of the present ten cent fare. With the. Improvements on this line the company is prepared to do a larger business, and It Is expected that now that there is to be reduction in fare, the patronage will largely in- crease.
 Rev. Dr. I. w. Sheath was called to Columbia, Pa, Thursday by the death of his father, He was accompanied by Mrs. Sheath. Dr. Sneath's father was in Fair Haven few weeks ago and ac- companied his son on 6 trip to Maine. Dr. Sneath's many friends will be very sorry to hear of his bereavement.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Gesler have gone to Newark to attend the funeral of Mrs. Geslers sister, Mrs. Blish.
 Miss Ann Healy will sail for Ireland to-day.
 Now that East Grand avenue has been put in good condition, the roadway having been relaid and rolled with crushed stone, it is desired to keep 1t so A good deal of complaint has been made about the narrow wheels from the quarry wagons which, it is claim ed, cut the pavement to pieces, and there is talk in the borough of enforce | ing the law requiring tires Of certain width to be used Some of the loads of stone are very heavy and the dam age to pavements has been considera- ble.
 The Y. P. S. c. F. of the Grand Ave lnue Congregational church will hold it's regular meeting tomorrow evening at 6;15 and will be addressed by George D. Owen, of this city.
 At the Grand Avenue Baptist church tomorrow the pastor will preach in the morning at 10:3O on The Mission of the Church." and in the evening at 7:3O he will deliver the third in the series of sermons founded on the Sermon on the Mount. The subject is, "The Clue of the Maze" After the morning ser- vice the communion service will be held.
 Thomas Dunn, the undertaken, is moving into the house which he recent ly purchased of H. E. Lowe in Grand avenue, near Ferry street.
 One week from tomorrow evening the choir of the Grand Avenue Congrega- tional church will give harvest con- cert.
 Rev. Charles G. Smith and Mrs. Sarah Ives, from the Grand Avenue Baptist chuch, attended the annual meeting, of the New Haven Baptist association, held at Deep River. The annual letter from the Grand Avenue Baptist church was sent by M. M. Gower, the acting clerk. There are thirty-tive churches in the association, and a net gain in membership of about two hundred was reported. The next meeting of the association will be held in Wallingford.
 The first meeting this season of the Outlook club was held in the chapel of the Grand Avenue Baptist church on Thursday evening, Plans for the com ing season were discussed. It was hop ed that at the next meeting, October IS, lecture would be delivered by Rev. Dr. Weeks, of Springfield, but this has been postponed to later date to ac- commodate the lecturer. The topic Vacation "Reminiscences" which was to have been taken up, was postponed until the next meeting. Considerable routine business was transacted in re- organization for the coming season.
 Miss Matte A. Corsa, of New York, is visiting Mrs. orrin Doolittle, of Quinnipiac avenue.