The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-04
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

INtN' GSOTS6 A. AlSolls iSSN0A' RSi FiSSo of holy communion and sermon at 1O:30 a. m. Evening sermon on Doing What One Can," at 7:So.
 East Rock lodge, A. o. U. w., held a very interesting meeting at it's hall, 25 Grand avenue, Thursday evening. After the regular business a banquet was served and several speeches were made on the good of the order George Stroh, the general recorder, who call ed, congratulated the lodge on it's effi- ciency referred to the fact that it had made gain in membership of late and hoped that more new members would be brought in. He said that the order was on good footing in this state and lr1uring the past few months, several lodges had reported installing new members. At the business meeting resolutions on the death of Frank W. Prince, for several years the lodge sec retary, were adopted. George A. Book CT was elected to the vacancy caused by the death of Secretary Prince.
 Rev. Dr. Sheath will preach Sunday morning at the Grand avenue Congre- gatlonal church upon the subject, "springtime Suggestions to be follow ed by the communion and reception of members. In the evening the pastor will preach on the question, Why Do We Baptize." The topic for the pray CT meeting Tuesday evening will be, Lessons from Moving and House Cleaning"
 The services at the Grand avenue Baptist church on Sunday will include public worship at 1O:S0 a, m., and ser mon by the pastor. Rev, Charles G., Smith. Topic of the sermon, The Blessing of Beneficence" A very inn portant statement is to be given by the pastor and every member Is urged to be present. This service will be follow f ed by the communion. In the evening the pastor will preach on Good News" !" For Tuesday evening there will be a missionary prayer service when the subject will be, "The Latest News From the Missionaries" the service to be led by the pastor.
 Prof. J. E. Schnautz, the well known music instructor, formerly of Fair Ha- ven says that an impression is rife that Edward Deidrickson, his pupil, had been secured as bass soloist in the quartet of the East Pearl Street M. E. church, but this is not so. MT. Deid- rickson remains for another year as the solo bass at the First M. E, church, At the same church. the solo soprano is Miss Vera Carpenter; Miss Eldrid Johnstone Is the solo contrato, and sI Arthur Tinker is the solo tenor and Burton Applegate will be the organist Prof Schnautz has twelve of his pupils also in the chorus of the First church One of the committee of the East Pearl street church stated last evening that they had not as yet secured anyone as the bass sololst in their quartet.
 The East Pearl street church had a large delegation to attend the banquet of the Twentieth Century Wesleyan league at the First church Thursday evening, all the tickets allotted to this church having been sold Those at tending speak of it as a very success full social affair. Those from here in- eluded Rev. and Mrs. E. c. Tullar, MT and Mrs. Charles O. Francis, MT. and Mrs. F. J. Mansfield, MT. and Mrs. F M. Crawford, MT. and Mrs. John S Sanford. the deaconess, Miss Griggs Miss Francis, Mrs. John A. Damn
 Frank Chlpman has sold to E. B Warren, fifty feet of land just north of the Chipman house in Clinton ant Mir Warren will build a residence which he will occupy. He has disposed of his property in Edgewood avenue On the rear of the lot is a black smith shop erected seventy years agC by the late Ambrose Clark, Mir. Chip. mans grandfather and which is be. ing taken down.
 : On Friday evening, May 1T, Rev. pr Weeks of Springfield, will lecture or Dreams and Dreamer" under the aus pices of the Outlook club of the Crane ) avenue Baptist church. This will bt the closing meeting of the club fol the season, after 8 very successful ser , ies of meetings. Dr. Weeks is wei known i'll Fair Haven where he ha, already lectured several times and 1! " sure to be greeted by large audience Granniss hall at Strong school, wal crowded yesterday afternoon at thu exercises held for Arbor and Bird day under the auspices of the pupils ol the Seventh grade. There was an in teresting program consisting of chorus es declamations and songs.
 Mrs Lousea c. Goodrich of Clarl street, who has just returned after !; winters stay in St. Petersburg, F1ori da, was over calling on relatives yes terday. She came up from Jackson vile on the steamer Arrapahoe and hat } a fine trip. Mrs. Goodrich returns il excellent health after fine outing. } Louis Leyerzapf the probation off : cer, attended the exercises at Strong school yesterday afternoon, which ht l enjoyed very much.
 For several days workmen have beer placing the machinery in order at tn $ wire mill, uncoupling the engines an, f leaving the plant in condition either fo r a long, or a short shutdown. Ther
 are only eight men left at the plan and they are watchmen.
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