Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-08
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

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 Tomorrow Sunday evening, tho installstion of Rev. .. 0. Sage will occur at the Grand avenue Baptist church at 7:l5 o'clock. Mr. Sage has been the acting pastor over year but at the beginning of his second year the church voted unanimously to settle him permanent pastor and the call was accepted. Following is the order of services: Anthem-Jubilate Dec. .4......... Choir Hynn-"on the Mountain Top Appsaring.n.: Reading Scriptures and Prayer. "Awake, Zions Danghter.".. Choir Address, with Charge to the Pastor, or,......... .How Be:utsou; ar: Their Fass Phelps soi. E; I Address. with Charge to the Church. ... .... Hymn.ai Love Thy Kingdom. Icrd... . .... = '1
 ..$...... .................. .Conkregation Mr. and Mrs E. L. Allen in Center @ st street oct Monday evening. There was a large attendance and all enjoS ed very pleasant evening. Music and danc- ing with the serving Of collation. filled well the ., Jehn q: au.d; the nswsgapsr route man, says Se% rSs s vehicle on the New York boat. but becoming stated that he had just received his commission as vestments. He hai not received his instructions for @ expenses on When he he is away G His many friends
 Yesterday jay was the coidest morning of the season, the mercury running down to zero. The Quinnipiac the steamer Luzerne Luddineton broke out the channel boats were able to pass up and down with, | out impeachment. The horse cars were doubled | q Even the depot cars were running. on time each car being drawn by two horses. The weather ssying nothing about the. horses. superintendsni Kent had ten men at work in the Fair Hayen wards snow .sSssss neo the
 5a u.sa fr ss The sleighing rigs were out for the first time yes fairly represented on whallsy avenue Altogether, | 1t was one ot the finest days of the winter.
 nas SsS ing little and when driving by where Robert VII e ss nsa the sr Wilson and two or three of his men, No blows Hull talked about So u getting % revoiVer and doing ger Doody or the Annex constabulary, when noti. encounter but the latter submitted to a quiet ar. rest He was sent to jail yesterday morning. being the dead horse wagon for Meloney, and when he stopped to exchange few plsaeantries with the cellar men he had two dead horses in the wagon. Eimsr Ross and Miss Florence T. Coffin. who were married . few days since, will reside at 3o Pierpont street.
 Some thirty friends of Wilbur Leete paid him a surprise visit at his home, GO East Pearl street, Tuesday evening" During the evening there were games, music and the serving of refreshments. fIis mother, who now resides in Providence, and who is visiting her son, was present when the sur prise visit was made.
 The Ladies' Sewing society of the Baptist church met with Mrs Lowis F. Converse, corner Exchange | and Lloyd streets, Wednesday afternoon. In the evening the ladies held an oyster supper, the pro ceeds being used for the fund to be used in painting were donated by Mrs. Converse
 On the thirty eighth birthday anniversary of The odore Kapitzke Monday evening, thirty five of his friends paid surprise visit at his home 1s2 Wocott street.
 Trippley Van Clette of North Quinnipiac street has purchased the John Bishop place at South End for $s goo and has taken possession. The place consists of thirty acres of land, dwelling and out buildings.
 Edward Foote Thompson of East Haven, who has been prospecting in Arizona is expected home next week. In his letters he speaks in glowing terms oi the lands along the Gila river country He extend l ed his visit to San Francisco.