The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-27
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.
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 ACROSS THE RTTER,

to Have Roll Call--L0st Whlst oA 4..o Se,.on To-nIght-Fair Haven Well Represented at Minstrel show The Grand Avenue Congregational churcil will have a roll call this even ing at 8 o'clock, and the committee urges that all members be present. bringing card with name and ad- dress. There will be q service at p. m. for all who cannot come in the even ing. Supper will be served at S:SO, and fl Is expected that 200 will be present The supper will be served by the La dies Social guild, Of which Mrs. Helen R. Hall is president. The committee requests all who cannot attend tuis church reunion to send a card or let ter of greeting. Members may invite suests. and those who contribute to the suubort of the church, although not members. are also invited. Interesting programmes for the afternoon and evening are being prepared. The com mittee consists of Rev. pr. Sneath, chairman; Dwight s. Tyrrill, Walter E. Bishop, Frank E. Fowler, Mrs. Ernest | E. Ball, Mrs. Frank E. Fowler, Mrs. Wallace Hurlburt and Miss Mary Grls- wold.
 Al the seni-annual meeting of the Y. P. S. c. F., of the Grand Avenue congregational church the following of fcers were chosen:
 President -Abner N. Mcintyre.
 Vice president Archie M. Perrie.
 secretary-Miss Jessie D. Fowler
 Corresponding secretary Lena M. Gierding.
 Treasurer Walter E. Davis.
 Chairman of lookout committees Har- " M. Hall
 Chairman of prayer meeting commit tee-Phoebe l. Smith.
 Chairman of social committee-Min- nie A. Gendall
 Chairman of music committee-Ethel F. williams.
 Chairman of missionary committee Mrs. Ella M. Sheath.
 Chairman of flower cori1mittee-Ida M, Kessel.
 Chairman of finance committee--Her- bert l.. Nelson.
 The last whist of the season will be held at the engine house by Quinnipiac Hose company this evening, and large attendance is expected.
 The annual Easter supper of the La- dies Aid society will be served in the chapel of the Grand Avenue Baptist church this evening at 7.30. These af- fairs are always largely attended and prove very pleasant occasions.
 Thousands of hot cross buns will be sold in this part of the city for Good Friday, and the local bakers are al- ready booking the orders,
 On Good Friday the usual holiday hours will be observed at station A, the carriers making only the morning de- livery and the station closing at noon
 A baby girl has come to the home of MT. and Mrs. Harry Ellis, of Stony Creek, formerly of Fair Haven.
 It is expected that several Fair Ha- ven applicants will take the civil ser vice examination at Hartford April for positions in the railway mail ser vice.
 Business is. rushing this week at the conservatories of Smith T. Bradley or Atwater street preparatory to Easter.
 It is expected that Fair Haven will bt | twell represented at the minstrel show to be held next Monday evening in tht North Haven town hall under the di' rection of the Village Improvement SO ciety. It is to be given under the man agement of Hon. Robert O. Eaton known here by his many friends a' "Bob" Eaton, who will render the sons I"Happy Coon" A. B. Clinton, recently organist at the East Pearl Street M. D church, Is the accompanist. Dancing Twill follow the entertainment.
 Nle Friday Afternoon club will mee lthis week with Mrs, Edgar Fleming Iway, of Montowese, tomorrow after noon.
 E. R. Slater and family are to re move from Chambers street to 2S Per kins street.
 Mrs. T. F. Loller, of Front street, ha returned from Hartford.
 An entertainment will be given by tn w. c. T. U. at it's hall in Grand avenu this evening.
 A "skiddoo dance will be given b the Quinnipiac Canoe club at Warne hall on Tuesday evening, April 2S.
 On Good Friday. the Rev. T. N Rhinelander of Hartford will preacl
 at the usual service for that day, tn Q u l. r-.l-