Morning journal and courier., 1891-12-09
FAII, HAVEN NEWS.

Fair Haven Gases in the City Court She Broke Up the SchooI-A Bark in Qufnnipiac Rtver-The AlIesro's Annual Ball ssBarattos,-A Fine
 Entertainment Last Evening.
 In the city conrt yesterday the case against Mrs. Edward Pigott of East Chapel street, for violation of the liquor law, was continued.
 The barkentine Luorce, of Windsor, N. S, which brought plaster for the Adamant Plaster company, is moored at the latter's dock. It is years since bark has come into the Quinnipiac river. It is the vessels first voyage. She will will clear for New thence to Australia to load wheat for Southern Africa.
 The Allegro club will hold it's annual ball in Central hall on the evening of Jan uary 90. The new officers are: President, A. H. Granniss; secretary, s. Emery treasurer, Harry Pond.
 Polar Star lodge, I. o. o. F. will elect officers on the evening of December 30.
 The Sunday school room of the Grand avenue Congregational church looked very pretty last evening. It was 'the opening of the baratta for which the members of the Ladies' Aid society have been making ouSAA SASOloAfO oA SCAA4O4ltS O1 1dtc. 4h0 different booths were gaily trimmed and with their contents of pretty holiday goods, looked very attractive. There was large attendance and the profits of the first night were satisfactory. The barrata will be continued this afternoon and even ing. The committees were as follows: General committee-Mrs. E. c. M Hall, chairman, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Rice Waiters-Lizzie Thompson, Hattie Wa terbury, Estelle Darton, Esther North, Ad- die Meeks, Daisy Hartman, Marion Sparks, Glenna Bigelow, Annie Newton, Inez Den ison, Mrs. Rose Martindale, Hattie Bald win, Mrs. W. c. Baldwin, Mrs. Charles Seymour, Adelaide Langdon, Jennie Thomp- Brown, Nellie Brown, Florence Fiske, Net tie Field, Grace Wicks, Clara Ford, Lucy Griswold, Hattie Wilson.
 Cake committee-Mrs. H. D. Franklin, Mrs. Homan, Mrs. Doolittle, Mrs. Dan Smith, Mrs. J. H. Augur, Mrs. Clarence Williams, Mrs. Fred Sutton, Mrs. Weber, Mrs. Cooper. Mrs. Reeves, Mrs. Ky ala, Mrs. Borst, Mrs. Curtis, Mrs Aanwar- ing.
 Fancy bag and basket eommittes--Mrs. J. s. Farren, Mrs. s. Hemingway, Mrs. Lloyd Salisbury, Josephine Bradley, Flor ence Bigelow, Fannie Meigs.
 
 Mitchell, John 0. Bradley, Samuel Hem ingway.
 Letter Carrier McCarten, who has been ill several days, returned to duty yester- day. Letter Carrier Ralph Hurd and Thomas B. Cannon of Ferry street, assist ant superintendent of letter carriers, are still ill.
 Twenty-two members have just been ad- ded to the St. Ignatius T. A. and B. society.
 Mrs. Henry Brogon of Exchange street is ill with heart trouble. Mrs. James Nc Namara of 56 Bright street and William May of 137 Saltonstall avenue are also i'll.
 Mrs. Marguerite Belcher of Morris Cove was tried in the city court yesterday morn ing for an assault on two lads of that place, who had become distasteful to her. The boys called her names and she chased them into the Cove school house, while school was in session, slapped the boys faces, put the school in an uproar and re- treated. Attorney Dwight Futile defended her. The sentence of the court was that she must pay the costs of the prosecution and she was given until to-day to comply.
 The members of the male choir of the M. E. church have presented their organ ist, Miss Hattie Bristol, with an alligator leather traveling bag. Miss Bristol leaves in few days for California to visit with relatives for year. This choir will sing at the county jail next Sunday morning
 Mrs. Smith Granniss and her daughter, Miss Etta Hadley, are visiting friends here.
 The young people of the Baptist church met last evening to wind greens for Christ mas decoration They will hold sociable this evening at the home of Miss FIossie Santry.