The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-29


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 The managers of the Ladies' Aid so. ciety of the East Pearl street church will this week put in large range in. to the kitchen of the parsonage in East Pearl street at an outlay of $55 to $50. The one now in use has been in service over fifteen years.
 The Ladies' Aid society will serve supper in the parlors of the Methodist church on Thursday of next week Al 4;So 8 health-talk will be given to the ladies by a woman from Providence.
 The Lancraft Drum corps received much praise for it's inspiring musl, which it furnished at the firen1en's pa- rade in New Rochelle last week Ii played for the Westport fire depart ment. This is regarded as one of the best drum corps in the state. The women of the Grand Avenue Baptist church have begun their fall work in earnest. They will meet in 1 the chapel tomorrow to begin plans and work for their annual Christmas sale, which always is an interesting event, and bringing cash to the La dies Aid society. Then on Nov. T. or thereabouts, they are to have a rum- mage sale. Several of these sales have been held this season, including those of the W. c. T. U, and of the Parish Aid society of St. James church, bit there seems to be a field for all and each one is characterized by a good supply of goods which are sold low and for which there is a constant demand. For the sale which the Baptists are planning, the management state that any goods for the sale may be left at the home of Mrs. c. ID. Manwaring in East Pearl street and at Mrs. S. ]. Lattas in Pine street.
 The carpet bowling team of Live Oak council Royal Arcanum, was much encouraged in winning the series of games with Pilgrims Harbor team of Meriden, winning the last game last week and are encouraged to believe that they can beat the Hillhouse team in the council rooms of the latter on the evening of Nov. 6. They will have to do some tall hustling, however, for it is claimed over here by those who have seen this team play that they are a strong combination. The Live Oak team may be reorganized, although this is not sure. Anyway, they will have fast team to play on Nov. and the Hillhouse people better brace up ahd be on the lookout for the Fair Ha- ven combination.
 Charles Gay of Ferry street went to Philadelphia last week as a repre- sentative of the Church of the Messiah at the Universalst General convention. MT. Gay is expected home to-day or tomorrow.
 At the prayer and conference meet ing in the parlors of the Grand Ave nue Congregational church this even ing at 7:SO the topic will be "In What Way is Prayer Helpful To-day?" After the meeting there will be a rehearsal of the cantata music. All who wish to join in the cantata are requested to be present tonight.
 William J. Adams of East Chapel street will leave soon to take a good position in a wholesale house in Chi cago. A few evenings ago a number of his friends made him a call and bid him goodbye. There was music and dancing and supper was served.
 Nelson A. Beebe of Pine street, who has been recruiting his health in New Hampshire at the home of his brother and sister, Rev. and Mrs. L. J. Bam- berg, at Lakeport, for nearly two months, has returned and is resuming his position in the Hooker 6 Co.'s car riage factory, where he has been em- ployed many years. Mir. Beebe's health is much improved he having gained fifteen pounds in weight and his friends are glad to learn that he is st much better Mr. Beebe is much in