The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-12
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
SEVERAL FAIR HATENERS RE-
 ELECTED BANK OFFICERS.


 Columbia Temple, Ladies of the Gold en EagIe-Rev. F. c. TulIar to Issue
 Calender to Friends and Acquaint- ances-Dr. Sheath to Preach on
 "James, the Just"
 At the annual bank elections, Fair Haven men were reelected as follows: Yale National bank, H. W. Flint, as- sistant cashier; Second National bank, Augustus E. Porter, receiving teller; Chester E. Goodhue assistant; George S. Adams, bookkeeper; clerk, Germaine A. Kellogg; paying teller, Eugene G.. Allyn,
 There is a big demand for oysters, and some of the large shops have their shuckers at work from early morning until sunset filling orders. Several car goes came in this week from Narra- gansett bay.
 MT. and Mrs. Horatio Pond and Miss Pond sailed Thursday for Florida.
 Mrs. Charles Kelsey of Woolsey street is the guest of Rev. D. M. James of Newton, Mass, formerly pastor of Pilgrim church.
 There was a large attendance last night at the gathering of Columbia temple, Ladies of the Golden Eagle, when the oficers-eIect were installed at A. o. U w. hall There was also an initiation of two candidates. Thls lodge. which was started last year, has had a large growth and promises to prove a very successful temple. The officers installed are as follows: Noble tempIar. Mrs. Elizabeth Waters; vice templar Miss Katherine Corcoran; hieh priestess, Miss Ross provost, Miss Crockett; recording secretary, Mrs. Fields; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Frank Burnham; treasurer, Mrs. l Bursting; musical director, Mrs Wal ter Button; trustees, P. T. Buckley; Charles Bruce, Edward HurIburt; out side guard, Walter Button; inside guard, Mrs. Monson.
 Rev. E. c. Tullar will issue a '07 cal endar to his friends and acquaintances next week, having ordered consign- ment of about 1000, He expected to have them this week, but the delivery has been delayed. The calendar will show the interior and exterior of the East Pearl Street M. E. church and a pictureof Mr. Tullar and of the dea- coness. Miss Harriett Griggs. The call : endars which he issued last year were much admired, and are hanging still l in many home in Fair Haven. Rev. MT. Tullar said last night that he expected the week of prayer ser : vices would be continued next week in the East Pearl Street M. E. church, the services this week having proved very interesting, and were well at- tended. During the week sermons have } been delivered by Rev. A. O. Abbott f and F. c. Collett, a local preacher Of
 this church.
 , The last of the week of prayer ser I vices at the Grand Avenue Baptist 1. church was held last night when Rev f Frank l.. Sullivan of Boston spoke on :. missions. On the previous evening
 Rev. Dr. Ford of Cllvet church, deliv- cred an interesting sermon on Sunday . school teaching.
 | At this church tomorrow public wof, . ship at 1O.30 a, m. and sermon by the : pastor. Rev. Charles c. Smith; sub
 iect. "Glorifying God;" and in the ! evening at 7:3O, the pastor will preach on "The Life of Christ. l' l. At Grace P. E. church Sunday morn T ing prayer and sermon at 10:SO a. m j. and evening sermon at 7:S0 on the sub. . ject, 'eThe Forgiveness of Sins Int ' rector, Rev. George A. Alcott Will oiil' ciate morning and evening
 !, Two of the quartette of the East Pearl Street M. E. church will be un'
 able to be present at the Sunday ser. 7 vices. The baritone, Harold L. Mix, ii
 i'll with humps, and in his place E. F
 Johnson will substitute. In the absence S of Miss sims soprano, Miss Belle Slat
 CT will sing. The music under the di e rection of the chorister, A. B. Clinton F will include in the morning the anthem r. Rejoice Greatly" by Woodward, an{ ,- in the evening, Nearer My God t .- Thee" for alto and quartette by Hold n en, and the chant, Abide With Me "a Maurice J. Cain of Lombard street II the well known letter carrier, who ha ,t been incapacited several weeks becans ,- of fractured knee, was able to be ou | in the yard by the aid of crutches yes d terday.
 U At the East Pearl Street M E S church tomorrow, Rev. E. c. Tulla r " will preach in the morning on, "Person |. al Evangelism" and in the evening O y Decision"
 Y Dr. Sheath will preach at the Gran 'o Avenue Congregational church Sunda
 morning upon the subject, James tn = Just" and in the evening at 730 ocloc = upon the topic, "Just Outside"
 Dr. Sheath and William M. King wi
 represent the Grand Avenue Congre
 gational church at the dismissiin
 council of Rev. Frank B. Doane wh
 has resigned as pastor of the Congrt
 gational church in North Haven. I'll
 council meets next Wednesday after
 noon.
 Miss Marjorie Kllbourn was the SC
 loist last evening at the Grand Avt lnue Congregational church and Rev
 Thomas Mckay preached.
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