The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-02-12
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS.
COACHING TRIP THROUGH ENG
 LAND BY REE DR. SNEATH.

Subject of Lecture Delivered Before the
 Mems Club of the Grand Avenue Con-
 gregationnl Church Last Night
 Bishop Brewster to Confirm at Grace
 P. E. Church Wednesday Night
 Other Items of Interest.
 The mems club of the Grand avenue Congregational church held it's monthly meeting in the parlors of the church last evening, and there was a large at- tendance. President T. s. Coleman presided. sherman I Graves, chairman of the committee, appointed to make preparations for ladies night enter tainment, reported recommending that the affair be held on Wednesday even ing, March 1S The recommendation was adopted, this meeting to take the place of the regular monthly meeting of the club. IA committee on nomina- tions was appointed to bring in list of officers at the annual meeting to be held in April This committee consists of Ralph Carr, George s. Adams, sher- man I. Graves, Charles Kelsey and MT. SAatlor
 The address of the evening was given by the Rev. Dr. Sheath on "A Coach ing Trip in England" The trip which he described was taken by himself and Mrs. Sheath in 1904. They set out with party consisting of forty Americans on a trip through the hear of rural Eng land. There were four coaches, and from the tops of these vehicles, the party saw some of the finest scenery in | all England. The start was made from oxford and ended at Coventry Dr. Sheath said that all of the authors from Hawthorne to Holmes, raved over the scenery of rural England, and well they might. pr. Sheath described visits to 1 the castles, to the landed estates car 1 thedrals and churches, in "a graphic manner. He said that from the top of a coach it was the best way to see rural England, but with the auto and the trolley coaching days were going by. He said that if one wished to take a trip that would be long remembered and would repay him for the time and expense, it would be best taken in a coach trip through England.
 Bishop Brewster will preach and con firm at Grace church. Blatchley avenue, Wednesday evening, at 7:45 o'clock
 The minstrel company of the Quinpi- piac Canoe club held it's final rehearsal last evening and are in good trim foi it's performance to be held in Polau Star hall this evening. Tickets have sold well and there is promise that the hall will be completely filled with an in terasted audience. The company has been preparing for this entertainment for over two months and the program promises to be very entertaining. There will be popular songs, dances, quartets and singing by the entire company, be- sides the usual number of jokes. There will be barrels of fun for all who at tend.
 A big seighing party is to be helt tonight and the start will be at tht corner of Grand avenue and From street. The party will go to the resi- dence of Edward Fields in North Bran ford, h
 The steamer Emily Mansfield sailet yesterday for Narragansett bay ant
 will load oysters.
 The funeral of William H. Wells Q iTalmadge street was attended yester
 day afternoon, Rev MT. Burroughs of lficiating. The burial was in Fair Ha
 ven cemetery.
 3 This afternoon at o'clock in tn l Memorial chapel of Fair Haven ceme : tery will be held the funeral of Eugen : H. Smith of 255 Fairmount avenue
 Another funeral for this afternoon wi
 be that of the late Mrs. George Darb
 of 355 Ferry street, the services to b