The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-23
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AA~eS AH "hASL SeTies 10 De Dlstrtb-
 uted by Quinnipiac Hose Company
 on Tuesday Evening-Dr. Arnold to
 Give Address at WOOlsey HalI-Rev.
 George T. Lindsley Breaches in Par-
 ish in Which He Was Brought Up.
 At the East Pearl Street M. E. church tomorrow, the pastor, Rev. E. c. Tullar, will preach morning and evening. The music for the day by the vested choir will be as follows; Morn ing, professional, Ride on in Majes- ty by Dykes; anthem, T Will Magni- fly Thee, o God" Spence; anthem, "He Shall Come Down Like Rain" Buck; recessional, Lead Us, o Father" Barnby. Evening, professional, Lead On, o King Eternal" Smart; anthem, God Be Merciful,'' Buck; anthem, Even Me- Warren; recessional For ward Be Our Watchword," Smart. It was announced last evening that the soprano soloist, Miss Edna Sims, would be unable to complete singing until May 1, owing to illness. For to-mor- row her place will be supplied by Miss Booth.
 It was stated last evening that Cliff ford V. Champlin of the New Haven Grays, who was injured on the special train near Waterbury recently, is irn- proving slowly at the Waterbury hospi- tai, but will not be able to return to his home in Perkins street for a month longer.
 Eggs have taken quite drop from the high price of fifty ents a dozen which prevailed early in the winter. The best country eggs now sell at twenty-eight cents per dozen.
 The seasons prozes will be distrib- uted at the last whist of the series, to be held under the auspices of the Quinnipiac Hose company at the en- zine house on Grand avenue on the evening of March 26. These whists were held each two weeks through the season, and proved very pleasant so- cial occasions The company has a. small surplus to the good in receipts, but most of the finances were used in buying prizes
 Dr. Arnold will give the address at the parents meeting to be held one. week from next Monday at Woolsey school. His subject will be Physical Conditions of School Children" There will be music and other exercises and a profitable meeting Is expected.
 Several Fair Haven teachers who are members of the Teachers Art club at tended the meeting held at Boardman school Thursday afternoon. The round table talk was much enjoyed,
 Rev. George T, Linsley of Hartford preached at Grace church Friday even- ing. Mir. Linsley was brought up in Grace parish and this fact was the means of calling out of many friends to hear him. He preached an excel. lent sermon, and the rector of Grace church. Rev. George A. Alcott, assist ed In the services
 A parents meeting is scheduled for Monday evening at the Lenox street school. The programme will consist of recitations by the Misses Schneider and Scanlon; vocal solos by Mrs. Dun ming, a dialogue, "Stragery," by the Misses Ward, Parish and Peterson, and the address of the evening will be made by J. c. Knowlton, supervising principal of Winchester district. His subject will be "Chlldrens Rights"
 At the Grand Avenue Congregational church, Rev. pr, Sheath, the pastor, will preach on Sunday morning upon the theme, Optimism, Christian Vir- tue" In the evening at 7:30, under the auspices of the Ladies auxiliary, Miss Alice M. Bacon, president of the Wom- ems Civic club, will speak on Hawaii" Sheis a very entertaining and instruct i've speaker.
 The schooner Robert BeSwick, which has freighted several cargoes of oys- ters here from Narragansett Bay, has just sailed for Greenport, Long Island, to load brick for Providence. The schooner will freight two cargoes of brick to Providence and will then clear for Virginia to load a cargo of oysters for F Mansfield & Sons.
 The L,edies' Aid society of the East  Pearl Street M. B.church served a sup per in the parlors of the church Thurs day evening. which was very success full, and was attended by fully 10O The at these suppers is becom- ing so large that the ladies plan to open another room, where an addition al table can be set.
 The Home Mission Sewing society of Pilgrim church met with Mrs. Nelson Unsley of Quinniciao avenue this week Light refreshments were served by her daughter Mrs. Walter Leigh.
 Miss May Callahan of Grand avenue has taken position with the James Mo Creary compan yo f New York.
 Iniatory work was performed at the of Columbia temple, l.. c. E., at the meeting last evening.
 The food sale held by the Kings of the Grand Avenue Con gregational church this week netted S25.