Morning journal and courier., 1890-04-21
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

20 New Pastors-Tho First
CopgregasionaI and she M .B. Parishes
20 Publicly welcome Their Pastors
Apropos OF the sold Deestrict Sksvvl"
TO Enter the High school-mrs.
Dalev,s MANY rOables-Hsfurnish-
ing Pastors, stuAies-Sunday Cars
Commen ded-ssFour Years In india"
The arrangements are nearly compieted for the
reception to Rev. j. L. Mitchell, the new pastor Oh
the First Congregational church, that VIII Do neid
at the church tomorrow (Tuesday) evening. Rev.
nr Hart made the announcement Of the event to
the congregation yesterday morning. Tne cnapei
and the parlors are to be thrown open and Will DO
decorated with flowers and foliage plants
There will be music by the new
Haven Orchestral club, spesches' and tne
serving of refreshments. 1t Is expected thas REV.
DR.. Hart the pastor emeritus, will MAKE the ao-
dress of welcome to tho new pastor Following 10
the committee on reception: Rev. DR.. Hars' cnar-
man; Mrs. Samuel Bishop. Mrs. =. 3. F ATg1.
sar l Ms Sarah se Wheaton, mrs. Miss Hattie
Miss Me sse ss, nr1 MIS- Usnss Ros
MRS. Wealth. Thompson: Mrs j. y Rice. pssSSn
R %sssT Henry Bishop Ts''s a'nfS
WW:ps's sssIcSy E. Smith, Dr. f Han sssS
Hsmingway B. striSasnd Mciser o. my
Bradley, Miss Hattie sesley, James Smith, Burt
Adams and George Adams; table e3mm,ttge: .n Ms
FRANKLIN Mrs. ]. II. Augur, Mrs. Friend fTancs'
Mrs. X. Worthington, Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs roger
Miss Hattie Denison, Mrs. @. s. Bushnell ana ME-
The Z P. q. G. r. of this church have just refur-
nished the pastors study at tho church ct an *
s desE SsaPss o. Antique
vidsd Az the windows handsome posteIS n T,r",
yidsd and the whole speaks well Of the good taste
Of those directing the improvements
s,sn s YReS B. M ssSs
him know that he which converteth the sinner from
the error Of his shall save So% TSs
was ono Of great scope Of thought and was listened
to with attentive interest.p
yesterday. The Ladies' Aid society have been
experimenting some improvements at the parsonsege
nsM s.1Ss ss :i en-
will move his family from Jersey CITY snis wee EEL
ss s to e
contemplate repeating the drill Of The Champion
msa Tsess Is so plan to
the entertainment with drill Of boy Cadets" A
reception 10 Rev. Mr.. Weston will be given &C tho
cnH psopros Of the oId Beestrict skew" which
Fair Haven talent presented on four different occa-
foii nS from Birmingham paper viii be lead
with much interest:
pHEsTRIcK sKEwL.
The committee Of Miriam, D. of R., lodge No. Q,
District school teacher wanted,-The prudential
committee Of school deestrick No 90 authorized
sS nss e. n brary
nngton, Yarmouth at o'clock, p, M ae must %
not afraid to use Dr.. Beech, and willing to make
his own fires and chop the stove wood. wages W
per month aud board round.
DOCTOR Slow COACH,
SQUIRE KIcKEn; .,., oor,r,,,t..
Bennington, Vt, April !, 1890.
Lewis Frisbie. who died at his home, All Center
street, Saturday of pneumonia, was brass m a
Graham & Co., Wooster street. He was citizen
highly respected and was prominently connected
with The Second church. He leaves widow an0
Lawrence, only son of William H. Bradley, ths
carriage manufacturer died 81 the home OF the Ist
funeral will be attended from the residence. III
East Pearl street this afternoon at O'Clock
Ferry street church yesterday afternoon and wal
addressed by Charles E. Hart,
Sunday cars on the West Haven road thus re-
on the Fair Haven and Wsstville road are over
crowded on Sunday. universal is the desire 70,
religion suffer from carload Of respectable person.
enjoying a Sunday trip of this character ,.
the sn
high school, are as follows: Mary T. AcKeown
Shis!ss aIGanus Damn, Ednsrd
Xnensta M. Scranton Esther North, Frapk o
Hutchings, Ella M. Potter. Edwin u. Tn0mpSon
Katie f. Harty, Estella Il. barton, Winnie b. Iyt
lie i ulu A. Lemon, Earl r. johnson, Mamie
| Kelly, Myra E, Tuttls, Grace H. Benton ana JAIME
MIS- william Daley Of 90 Haven street. whel
i called upon Saturday morning to testify agains
her husband in the city court, eicited the sympa
Il thy Of the attendants over her grief She wep
fore her little house. which she had worked hard
assist In procuring, was nearly destroyea Dy nre
the result of the drunken carelessness OF ner nus
band and his terrible conduct to her was also frse
| In her mind She testified that Daley had been o.
a drunk for month. On the day OF the nre q
| went to her place Of work IN Chapel street an
chased her into the second story. She was ARA
to return homo that night and slept in hotel. II
| was arrested at his home by Omcer LIMOGES ette
the fire Friday afternoon. Daley was given SKI
days in jail and the costs were $7Ss He was fol
mcrly apoliceman.
Just north OF the Caleb Ludington homestead Il
East Haven.
| very pleasant celebration Of their twenty-fourt
| wedding anniversary few days since.
| At the Ferry Street church Thursday evening,
Wood Of Yale university will give lecture, entitle
| .,Four Years In India" He Is well posted In tn
languages and customs OF the people. having spen
four years In that country, and the lecture will
doubt prove interesting:
/ j. A Thorpe IL building frame house ~ by
feet on Perkins street for Mrs. Mary Mallory.
| the Fair Haven Horse Railroad company has en-
| brought cast