Morning journal and courier., 1890-09-03
rAn HAVEN NEWS.

ureet,up Of the Baptist Ministerial |
Conference-CaughtM Many Bluefish-l
Fair Hayen,s GubernatOrfaI Candi- |
dates-A Short Trip-Omcer Nc |
Keon,s Condition-He Drove the |
children Into the Street-A Lancas- |
terrain Pupil Revisits Fair Haven.
The New Haven Baptist ministers con- |
ference, of which Rev. E. G. Sage, Phi. D., |
of the Grand avenue church, is secretary, |
will hold it's first meeting after the sum-
mer vacation in the First Baptist church |
September 8. Rev s. D. Phelps, D. D.,
will read a paper entitled ''The Spanish
| Inquisition.n This conference is COM
| posed of Baptist ministers of New Haven
and vicinity, of whom there are about
fifty.
Miles Barnes is visiting ct Port Jefer-
son. He writes that he is enjoying splen-
did fishing. One day last week party of
three, of whom he was one, proceeded in a
boat down the bay, anchored, threw out
lines and the fish were soon biting vigor-
ously. Upon returning the party had
eight fine bluefsh. Many had also been
lost in attempting to cast them into the
boat and the smaller fish had been cast
overheard.
Fair Haven has furnished two candidates
for governor. In the campaign of 1888
Hon. Hiram Camp was nominated for gov
ernor by the prohibition party. Yesterday
at the election in Vermont Fair Haven fur
nished another gubernatorial candidate.
Edwin A. Allen Of Fairhaven, VT, was the
candidate for governor put up by the pro-
hibition party, but he was not elected.
Giles Smith, who died suddenly at Stony
Greek Monday, was the father OF Mrs.
Charles Huntley of this place. Years ago
Mr.. Smith worked in the rubber shop and
was well known by many of our people.
Mrs Mary A. Potter, who has been ill
for three weeks, has SO far recovered as to
be able to sit up short time each day.
Mrs Nettie Warner, who has been
spending month in the northern part of
,. the state, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. E. A. Thompson of Meriden has
on the east side.
Maurice J. Cain, a letter carrier in the
Twelfth ward, is away on his vacation and
} his place is temporarily taken by s. R.
Hull. Mr.. Hull was letter carrier under
Mr.. Sperry's last administration. He
y recently became first substitute, and will
probably have route in few months.
He is well known here, having been a con-
ductor on the horse railroad for several
years.
Miss Julia Crowley of Haven street is
spending vacation of ten days with
friends in Ansonia.
: j. S. Meter of Brown street, for SO
many years baker on Front street, has
been visiting for three weeks with friends
in Brooklyn.
Mrs Emma Hendrick of Brooklyn has
+ been visiting Mrs. Captain Palmer, South
Quinnipiac street. She is niece of Chief
| Hendrick.
1 Mrs. Robert A. Williams of Utica, N.
: Y, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Henry
t Barnes, so Houston street. She formerly
resided here and was member of the
famous Lancasterian school. This is hel
first visit to New Haven in thirteen years
: The Misses Gates are at East Haddam fol
9 few days.
Y S. NJ Munson, the well known baker o.
!. Blatchley avenue, has been elected trus
:, tee of St. John street NJ. E. church.
The schooner Emily L. White, which ha
discharged load of piling for the electric
light works, will clear to-day for st. John
n N. B. Captain H. J. Cloney made quicl
g trip from Sands River-twenty-thre hour
a and forty 1ninrttc.. saa'--.ssa-...- Z
Patrolman Peter McKeon of 40 Fillmor
y street, who was so brutally assaulted nea
n Quinnipiac range by an unknown mai
9 early yesterday morning, was as comfort
able as could be expected last night. I
inflammation can be prevented he will ge
- along all right. His friends here are hope
- full that the precinct policemen will be abb
/ to apprehend the assailant, who should b
n severely punished
The funeral of the late Mrs. Margare
Tierney of 234 James street will be con
Quoted at st. Francis church this morning
l. The deceased, who was seventy-six year
of age, was the mother of P. j. and job
j. Tierney.
Sc DR.. NJ. j. Adams has returned from
): vacation in the northern part of the state
" having driven up and back.
% In the city court to-day Joseph Fitzpat
j.. rick, who lives at the corner of Main an
to Market streets, will be tried for breach @
;: the peace against Mrs. Kate Lahey It j
70 said that on Saturday night in Mrs Lahey'
, absence he broke into the house, drove he
= three small children from their beds int
D the street, and when Mrs. Lahey returne
he was holding the house against all com
70 ers. In his drunken orgies he is charge
D. with breach of the peace against Mrs
Lahey. She is much blamed by her neigh
ID bors for leaving her young children alon
for half of the night.
IT WAS GOOD.
Both the soda water and the ticket wei
H. good. The ticket was soda water tickt
at and the holder was ex-Postmaster Leonar
III j. Merchant of st. Joseph's, Mich Nj
H. Merchant in looking over old relics befo,
\. starting recently on visit to New Have,
~ after twenty years absence in st. Joseph
1g came upon soda water ticket issued b
futile & Wells, druggists, twenty-for
es years ago. He brought the ticket alon,
he and while visiting in Fair Haven steppe
,g into Salisbury's drug store. Mr. Salisbul
N prompted the draft upon his soda foul
al tain with some of its best production. NJ
81 Salisbury, who is the lineal successor
ey Tuttle & Wells at this drug stand, was fl
n, years clerk for the old firm before SUI
Us ceeding to the proprietorship. The tick
to is preserved as q relic of old days.
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