The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-17
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS
MEETING OF OUTLOOK CLUB Al
 BAPTIST CHURCH.

Rector's Aid Society of Grace Church
 to Give Supper This Evening-New
 Year Assembly to be Held at Granniss
 Corner-AnnuaI Meeting of Home
 Council, No. 10, Brotherhood of Relief
 -Ladies' Aid Society of Methodist
 Church Meet This Evening.
 It is expected that there will be quite number of Chautauquans of this city present tonight at the meeting of the outlook club in the parlors of the Grand Avenue Baptist church, at the Words lIworth night entertainment. Members of the club are desirious of as many Of their frieItds as may wish to be present. Extracts from Wordsworths works will be read and Rev. Charles G. Smith, who has visited the home of the poet in England, will read a paper. All in- terested are welcome.
 The second of the special services at l Lil6 GlI SllCCt CilcApNl NAAl M tiNA~% NAf'S evening.
 Miss Anna Higgins, of East Chapel street has returned from a visit of a flew days with friends in New York and Philadelphia.
 Supper will be served at the parish house by the Rector's Aid society of Grace church this evening at 6:SO o'clock.
 A New Year assembly will be held at Granniss Corners tomorrow evening by
 a number of young people of that To-
 cality.
 The people who have been clamoring
 for cold weather got it yesterday The
 mercury certainly took an unceremoni-
 ous tumble from its perch of the day
 before. Ten degrees was the record
 early yesterday morning. There ought
 to be something doing in the ice busi-
 ness with a continuance of such weath-
 er but now there Is promise of it's be- ing milder. t About all of the machinery that was
 sold at auction last week belonging tC
 the W. s. Burns company at the fac tory in Blatchley avenue has been ship
 ped away. This company is the success
 scr Of the Housatonic Manufacturint
 company. There were buyers herr
 from Maine to Ohio. The Commercial
 Computing company, which has leased portion of the mill, bought some Q 5 the machinery. The machinery wa ! divided into many lots and the entir
 outfit was closed out.
 Four members of the Postal Clerks T. association connected with station attended the annual ball of the asso
 citation in Republican hall on Tuesda 2 evening and afterwards took supper a ' the Oneco.
 ' Fair Haven was quite well represent u ed at the fine symphony concert give l. at Woolsey hall Tuesday evening. Persevering circle of the East Pea r Street M. E. church will meet at tn : home of Mrs. Ezra Healy in Exchans T street tomorrow afternoon. l. Leslie Wetherwax of Houston stree '- who has been ill with pneumonia, " able to be out.
 1T Rev. Dr. Sheath, of the Grand Avenr
 Congregational church, and Re y Charles G. Smith, of the Grand Avenr 'r Baptist, will preach in exchange ne' IS Sunday morning,
 10 Home council No. 10, Brotherhood r. Relief held it's annual meeting la y evening in W. c. T. U. hall, A. 'e Ellis, the president, presided. The r g. port of the secretary and treasure
 r,har1es O Francis. showed the societ al to be in a very prosperous conditio e. The balance in the treasury one yei of ago was $12650; received from cards f s. new membership, $2S; from assessmen st S591. back dues, $5; total receipts f n- the year $74O.5O The payments wer lg For sick benefits, $3SO; expenses, $3 us balance in the treasury on January ts S32S.5O Since that time S65 has be tn paid for benefits Two members ha D. received each S1O0 for sick benefi
 some have received $40 and $50, al li- from that down to $1O The society h he been in existence since March, l9 IT. and is one of the most popular si os. benefit societies in the city sst Mrs. Henry H. seydel and child, ad IA Exchange street, have return nd from a stay of week in New Yol 1O MT, Seydel has also returned from ls- business trip in the west, es- The Ladies Aid society of the Met we odist church will meet this afterno ,r- for work, and supper will be served nd 6 o'clock.