The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-04
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS
REV. MR. MITCHELL TO PREACH
 AT GRAND AVE. BAPTIST.

Last Evening-Death of David J
 BuciIey-Rev. Mir. AIcOtt Visiting
 With His Family in DanieIsOn, Conn
 ---0ther Church, Lodge and Social
 Items of Interest.
 The M. N. Social club held it's first banquet last evening at its club rooms in Grand avenue. A jolly time was had by all
 David J. Buckley died at his home 146 Poplar street, Thursday afternoon, aft CT a three weeks illness with typhoid fever. He was twenty-seven years old and was a Wel-known and popular let ter carrier. Prior to his being appoint ed a regular letter carried he had been substituting for four years and had been employed as conductor on the Con- solidated railway. He was a member of Columbia cuncil, K. of C., in which order he was held in high esteem. He leaves a widow and one child, besides his parents, MT. and Mrs. David Buck ley; a brother, John Buckley, an assist ant in the office of the registrar of vital statistics, and a sister, Mrs. Peter A. Hart. MT. Buckley had large circle of friends who will mourn his death. The funeral will be held tomorrow aft ernoon at 2:S0 o'clock at St. Francis church. A requiem high mass will be celebrated Monday morning at 7:45 o'clock.
 Rev. J. Lee Mitchell, of Attleboro, 8 former pastor of the Grand Avenue Congregational church, will preach at the union service of the Grand Avenue Baptist and the Grand Avenue Congre- gational congregations in the Congrega- tional church tomorrow. No doubt many of MT. Mitchell's former parish toners will avail themselves of this op- portunity of again listening to his re- marks and greet him at the close of the service.
 Ernest Balduc and Archie Perrie, who left on canoeing trip along the east shore on Wednesday, report a rough passage. When only short distance from Belle dock their first mishap was a broken paddle, and circumstances compelled them to put about and secure a new paddle. The trip to Branford was made without further incident, only that they encountered high waves and head wind, but report that their twelve-foot canoe rode the waves in majestic style, They will fish off Bran ford and paddle to Madison, if the weather permits, and they expect great sport roughing it during the next few days.
 MT. and Mrs. Elmer A. Howard, their son Robert, and Mrs. Sarah Burnham, of Wolcott street, are spending few weeks at Pine Grove
 At the East Pearl Street M D. church tomorrow services will be held as usu- al--holy communion and reception of members at 1O:3O, Sunday school at noon, Epworth league at 6:15 and preaching by Rev. E. c. Tullar at 7:3O. Midweek services are held every Tues day and Friday evenings at 7:45.
 Rev. MT. Alcott, rector of Grace P. E.. church, Blatchley avenue, with his fam lily, is in Danielson, Conn, for two weeks stay. During the month of Au- gust at this church only one service will be held each Sunday, at 10:90, and to- morrow MT. Waterbury, of Stamford, will read service and sermon, and one week from tomorrow John Andrews will take the service.
 Dr. and Mrs. D. K. Roberts have gone to Westbrook for their annual stay at their cottage.
 Harwood I. Turner, of Chatham street. has accepted position with the Southern New England Telephone com- ,pany and is at present soliciting the telephone service in Bridgeport
 The M. N Social club has recently elected officers as follows: President, Martin Katrzmark; vice-president, Will lis Jones; secretary and treasurer, Os- ear Tacinelli. The club has rooms in Grand avenue, and the membership is composed of John Nolan, Clarence Pro- vost Clifford Goodsell, Frank Vincent, Albert Swanson, Louis Dietz, Raymond Goodsell, Willis Jones, Earnest Ander- son, Martin Katrzmark, Oscar. Tacinelli and Herman Anderson.
 Mrs. J. H. Bradnack and daughter Dorothy, of 291 Ferry street, are spend- ing two weeks in Thompsonville, this state.
 Miss Emma Lowe, of Exchange street, is at Burlington, Vt, for two weeks stay
 Miss Inez Dennison, of Chambers street, will spend her vacation with friends in Boston.
 Miss Ethel Williams, of Pine street, entertained number of her friends on Thursday evening. The evening was pleasantly spent with vocal and instru- mental selections.
 Ira Chandler, of Atwater street, is spending his two weeks vacation at Grove Beach.
 Secretary Dennis M. Keane, of the Yale Brewing company, will sail for Europe on August 15. He will spend most of his time while abroad on the Emerald Isle.
 Harry Leigh has given up his inten- ton of remaining at his cottage on the Thimble Islands through the summer