Morning journal and courier., 1890-04-02

Actton taken over tho =
cath OF Thomas Sanford-The ss0
ltions Passed. '
Mo friends Of the late Hon. Thomas SAM +,
4 met yesterday afternoon and unan'mou''
adopted the following minute.
rne d ssae circie Of friends the county
IL o.s CseS up 50 cfen
y served. His genial good humor sson Willis
ar common sense, h mis VI" ss.ety, and Henry
. SSS dfftering fro- ..sw and Lucius s. Lud-
ice made htr -..ron, called on that gentleman
nPsn' ....-place, Is Clinton avenue, to inform
,..ae action of the two bodies. Deacon
.-4dingway was selected as spokesman,
and in few words told him Of the unanimous
action of both meetings and Of the earnest desire
Of church and congregation that he should settle
the M spoke Of % desire sire, Of 5
carry back could DIE be fsyora6s Mr. MITCHELL IL
and shs enc two 81
d IN his fsvor occaas
the call and be hoped that his work in the parish
would prove satisfactory. Mr.. Mitchell is now
boarding with the Misses Wheaton g Clinton nave ave.
church year begins May !. and the new pastor will
s Sunday upon that as month Saa
pulpit April r is rsr thst
u
w Be Greatly pleased e Learn Of Mr. Mr.
this large flock is to be pastorless no longer Inc
| two Congregational churches of Fair Haven nave
now very efficient spiritual leaders: ,,u.0s mont In
to effect yesterday. The changes were decided up
on in order that the suburban section in the annex
have two deliveries per day In order to
this arrangement IL was necessary 70 reduce as
| tribution of territory made to equalize the
Mooss can
From Merits Kane's route there is taken
ah as as
| Clinton avenue between Graud avenue and Pine
street. and Perkins street. to Grand avenue anS
Qunniplac street Is added to Morris Kane's route
There has also been change in the route Of petel
pSc street While PaTdee street, street
the Lancraft houses, Prospect and Robinson streete
two mssted schooner is discharging a cargo q
tons Of ice for the aemingwsy Ice Pa
Maine an invoice Of over 1000 tons thai win more
L than fill tho new ice house on Robinson's wharf
unsn Fast
Il Second Congregational church Friday at 1880 .
M. Rev. DR.. McLauo Of the College street church
At the Second church Eater Sunday Rev. D. M
James will preach an Easter sermon in the morn
a Sunday school concert win be held.
There will be the regular Easter festival OF IN
afternoon At $40 O'clock. The school win rendel
Easter carols and the classes will present the Eas
MIS-. b. II. James, who was called to Winchester
Va, by the death of q relative. has returned home
on his wheel yesterday, but found the roads to-
muddy for blky men. He says that it will b
quite while before the country roads are suffl
| ciently settled to permit Of wheeling.
Lyman A. Granniss has leased his farm in Foxol
for Aye years to Mr. Allen Of T; Delaware Sin, Sine
he has
time for farming They buy the wood odd on vnri9 3
EIght sharpies and canoes were noticed between
Grand avenue and Quinnipiac bridges at one tim tim
| yesterday. Some Of the boats were coming up wit
| loads of oysters and the Others were working o.
the grounds between the bridges. At planting tim
winter, Captaia matthew's schooner is in with
considerably delayed on the .Rappahanaock rive
fH5 81 T w1s1 t. aha Sad Mrs
Palmer are spending few days at Norfolk ant
The whatsoever society of Kings Daughters con
nected with the Second Congregational church will
give a sociable in the church parlors Thursda!
light refreshments. This young society is deserv
ing OF liberal patronage, for this is their first enter
viii Henderson, clerk at II. A. Stevens fee
store for two years, has severed that connection;
was at his p place S Of business ness yesterday
Robert 9. Moody, len Of /. ". Moody; stu de
v sf Els hSs made
About ton of yeast is made each day at the Oh
Colony Distilleries' company, almost sufficient t.
raise East Rock from its base.
John McGregor, one OF the bosses at the rubbe
| shop, and his wife, left for Hartford Monday t
visit the family OF their son-in-law, Rev. Henry
| Thompson. They will also visit with friends ii
Springfield andeHazardville.
William II. Hemingway is building cellar for al
extension to his house on North Quinnpac street
| The addition will furnish many new convenience
| to the appointments Of his residence.
| Edward II. Barnes moved into his new house o.
| North Quinnipiac street.
April FOOLS day was observed to some extent blu
the tricks and diversions that made the anniversar
| season OF 30 much Joy to the young people hav
| well nigh ceased to interest. Not many years ag
the young folks of Fair Haven were able to extrac
great deal of fun from the day, some Of tho oil
people who fell victims to their pleasantres es
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