The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-12
FAIR. HAVEN NEWS
Herbert Clogston Representing ouinnipiac Hose Company at
 Norwich Convention.

The East Sides will go to North Haven this afternoon to play the team in that town, game to be called at aS0, Rudden or Poole will pitch for the home team and Sweeney will catch. The North Haveners have
 good team and a strong game Is an ticipated. For Sunday at the Lexing- ton avenue grounds the East Sides
 will have the Blues for antagonists.
 The Blues are goodly band of play
 CTS, and there are some doubts ex-
 pressed over here concerning the re- suit of the contest, With good wealth
 CT there will be big crowd to wit
 ness the game.
 Herbert Clogston represted the
 Quinnipiac Hose company at the an
 nual meeting of the State Firemens
 association held in Norwich and he
 will have report of the convention
 to make to the hose company at the
 meeting to be held on the evening of
 September 22 There is other busi-
 ness to come before the meeting per-
 taining to the fall and winter work of
 
 the company.
 At the Grace P F. church tho rec
 tor, Rev. George A, Alcott, will preach
 an anniversary sermon Sunday morn
 ing, when he will have completed
 four years of service for this church.
 Mir. Alcott asks all of his people to
 attend this service
 At the Grand avenue Baptist church
 Sunday morning at 1o,So the pastor.
 Rev Charles c. Smith. will preach
 on Gods Vineyard" and in the evening at 1880 he will have for his
 topic Battling for Light" Tuesday evening prayer meeting at 745 and the topic will be "Faithfuness" Next Monday Mir. Smith will attend the meeting of the New Haven Baptist Ministers association, which meets
 with the First church of Walingford. A paper on The Tmmanuel Move ment" will be read by Rev W. A., Spinney. The ladies of the church will serve luncheon,
 N Mrs. Ida Buck and F. H. Barnes
 and family, who have been stopping during the summer at Morris Cove, | have returned to their homes in Quin- | nipiac avenue.
 Joseph Busby, clerk In Cannon's drug store. Is taking two weeks II vacation in Massachusetts. II Miss Beatrice Hemingway of Quin- Il nipiac avenue leaves next week to en- Il ter the Wheaton school near Boston. II Many Fair Haven people attended HI the reception and ball tended the MI Richmond Blues at the Second Regi- II ment armory Thursday evening. M Mrs. Ludington, wife of Captain HI Luzerne Ludington, who has been very M m. is improving and Is now able to M walk out
 | Mrs. r. B. Hemingway and two HI daughters of Clinton, Ia, are visiting MI Mrs. Hemlngway's sister-in-law, Mrs HI C. F. Bray of Quinnipiac avenue. The HI Misses Hemingway will soon enter the HI Bradford academy at Bradford. Mass M Rev. R. F. Brown has returned I'M from his vacation and will preach in III Pilgrim church Sunday at 1o:30 a. m HI Miss Adelaide Nelson of Front stree ll has returned after vacation speni N In Thomaston, Me Miss Nelson ha' ll had very enjoyable outing and re, MI turns in fine health.
 ll At the Grand avenue Congregation H al church the pastor will preach or M Sunday morning upon the topic "Th, HI Deep Things of God" Sunday schoo HI at 12. r. P. S. C. F. meeting at 6.St H D. m The topic for the Tuesday even M ing service will be The Privilege o III Prayer"
 |l Mrs. W. F. Wright of Newark i |N visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs M |W P. Futile of Front street. W The Semper Idem association O w Fort Hale lodge, N. E. O. F.. gave m dance at the Lighthouse Point pavil MI ion last night.
 I'M Miss Anna Sullivan of James stree || has returned from a vacation trip t |I Saratoga.
 |I Mrs George Stratton has returne, III from Toledo, O. She also stopped a lll Niagara.
 |l| The first meeting of the season a HI Myrtle chapter, 0. F., S., was held a IN Masonic hall. Grand avenue, Thurs lI day evening and was preceded by MI supper served In the banquet room IN The members discussed plans of worI V for the coming season Visitors wer
 present from the city chapters.
 After pleasant vacation trip Law
 renee w. Sullivan, clerk at station A
 has returned He went to Twin Lake m In Salisbury and had some good fish
 ing.
 M The Fair Haven Social club conven M ed Thursday evening and elected off
 cers as, follows President, Fran M Adams; vice president, Roy Johnson
 secretary, Albert Munson; flnancis
 secretary Herbert Ryder; treasurs William Fenton; inside guard Edwar ss= Morton; outside guard, Harry Nichols -, sentinel, William Smith; sergeant al
 arms Frank Brown. hoard of cnve,