The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-28
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ROLL CALL AT GRAND AVENUE
 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

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 Supper and Exercises Attended by
 About 2OO-Thirty-two New Members
 Expected Easter-Ron Call at Live
 Oak Council, R. A.-sOciaI Evening
 at Columbia Castle, K. G. E.-MOtOr
 Boats Appearing on River-Other
 NCtes.
 The roll call of the Grand avenue
 Congregational church held last even-
 ing was very pleasant social occasion
 and reunion. In the afternoon those
 who could not attend in the evening
 were present and there were interesting
 exercises as follows: Instrument mu-
 sic. Miss Florence Jacobs; vocal selec-
 tions, Miss Mary Griswold devotional
 exercises led by Deacon McKinnell;
 remarks by Deacon Rollin Smith and
 the pastor, Dr. Sheath, who presided,
 welcomed the members in cordial
 manner.
 In the evening over 175 assembled at
 the supper prepared in the Sunday
 school room by the members of the
 ladies social guild. The tables were
 handsomely decorated with flowers
 and plants and looked very attractive.
 A fine supper was served after which
 Dr. Sheath called the assembly to or
 der and there were remarks by Mrs.
 Hall, president of the ladies guild; Mrs Lloyd Saulisbury. for the Kings Daughters: Mrs Dr. Sheath for the
 Woman's missionary society, and T, s. ColemG2 for the mems club. Dr.
 Sheath bade all welcome and congrat- ulated the church upon the large rep ! resentation present.
 Then there was an adjournment to , the auditorium of the church where at o'clock further exercises were held. Dr. Sheath presided and referred to , the reunion and hoped that all would , enjoy the affair and that it would prove , of good results to the church. The program was as follows: Devotional ex- ercises, led by Deacon Henry Futile; ! Instrumental selections, Mir. Stevens and Miss Stevens; remarks, Deacon l.. L, Bradley, Deacon w. s. Bishop and . Dr. Sheath; vocal selections, Mrs Goodyear; readings, Mrs. Wallace Hurl- . burt; reading of letters from obsent members. by the church clerk, Dwight S. Tyrrill. There were about fifty of these letters. The present membership is S20 and with 32 new members who are expected to join on Easter Sunday, the membership will be a little over \ $50.
 The auditorium was prettily decorat- ed with cut flowers and palms. The af- fair of last evening was one of great e interest and will long be remembered ! by those who were fortunate to be F present.
 e The committee consisted of Rev. pr. e Sheath, chairman; Dwight Tyrrill, Wal 2 ter S. Bishop, Frank E. Fowler, Mrs. ! Ernest E. Ball, Mrs. Frank E. Fowler, E Mrs. Wallace Hurlburt, and Miss Mary s Griswold.
 The annual roll call of Live Oak coun- - ell, Royal Arcanum, will take place at :. A. o. U. w. hall this evening at
 o'clock, and the officers desire that a every member should be present if pos e sible. There are about 100 members ' land as Secretary Kesse calls the roll
 the members present will answer tC
 u cir names. It is expected also thai
 Grand Regent Garfield and Vice Regent . Savage of Meriden will be present ant = make addresses on the work of the or. / der. The meeting will be followed by = game of carpet bowls between the first team explained by John W. Kes | sel and the second team, of which Ar s thur Sherwood is the captain. A spirit ed contest is expected and 1t is in
 tended to award a prize to the winning
 team. Refreshments will be served a ,s the social session
 At the regular meeting of Columbia i, castle of the Golden Eagle held Tues {, day evening one candidate received thu " third degree. After the meeting there
 was a social hour, with singing anC
 the serving of refreshments. The castle
 voted to purchase a set of carpet bowl 7s to be used at the hall after after castle n meetings. It is expected that team' e. will be chosen and contests to be hel( q between them. Some of the members :, would like to have strong team II
 the field so that they would compete u with team from Live Oak council C. Royal Arcanum.
 u Superintendent Judge has arranged ( Il schedule of early cars for Easter Sun
 day morning for the benefit of churcl 'l goers. Early cars will leave Fair Fla T. ven at 5:46, SOS. and 6:15 a, m,;, leave a Granniss corner via Chapel street a l. 6:06 and Ferry and Chapel via State 'e street at 6:12 a. n
 II Miss M. Edith Groot, formerly O It Fair Haven, came up yesterday to at r. tend the annual roll call of the Grant .e avenue Congregational church. Afte Y visiting a few of her friends she vii sr return to Providence tomorrow. n If Good Friday is pleasant and warn n quite number of motor boats vii
 make trips down the river. But a fev
 of the boats are in commission, bu
 several more will be put in running or le der tomorrow
 .e Miss Grace Phillips of Rowe am f. Chatham streets is confined to he 10 home from the effects of a spraine, Iv ankle.
 ,e The assessed valuation of the Nation
 al Wire corporation's plant and that 0 TO the National Steel Foundry company 1 al placed at about S960,000,