Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-01
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

I'm Colorado for His Health - The AJleero,s BaIl-C0nfirmation at St. Francis, Church - A Building Im- proved-Fixing the Horse Railroad Tracks-St. James, Church Enter tainment Music and Reading at the W. c. IT. U. Rooms-The Parish Elections.
 Herbert Barnes is expected home from the Hot Springs this month.
 Clifford Hemingway has arrived in Den l yer, whither he has gone for his health.
 Jesse Price, who has been critically ill with rheumatism and heart trouble, was thought to be better yesterday and with rather more hope of recovery.
 On the evening of April ball will be held at Central hall by the Allegro club.
 There are about 200 children awaiting confirmation at St. Francis church. The service will be performed next Sunday by Bishop McMahon.
 Charles o. Francis has repainted his business building on Grand avenue near Clinton avenue. The new decorations look
 Railroad men are still at work lining up the horse railroad track and substituting new stringers for those which have de- cayed. They are now at work on Grand avenue near Lloyd street.
 Under the auspices of the Parish Aid society of St. James church Festival of Days" is to be given in the church this evening and Thursday evening. Each day is to be represented by booth where ar ticles appropriate to the day will be sold. Connected with the sale will be a. pleasant pro gram, music and literary exercises. The admis- O'clock. Entertainment at g. The affair prom ises to be very interesting.
 an entertainnent is to De given under the aus ps pices of the union. It Is expected that the ance, will sing, and Mr and Mrs. Babb will recte
 At St. Francis' church yesterday morning the ducted He was the father of Mrs. Thomas l Trainor of Fillmore street He leaves a widow ad resdemt of Grange and Was years of | age Heart disease was the cause of his death CIV; Mallory has moved to his new residence l George BidweI of Milwaukee has been visiting | friends here.
 home on a vacation, has returned ;to Brookline, Mass, where she is teaching school.
 ezations foE the sntertsinmsat to,, 5s given Warner hall on the evening pf April , ss for & the
 Officers elected March 30 at St. James parish; Wardens, E; W. Potter, A; T Moulthrog; treas: l vestrymen, N W. Potwine, c. W. Fowler, George Foote, E % James M K K Jones, James E: Parsons, Mar | tin H. Chapman, Morgan E. Fowler, William F. Bostwick, John J. Dayton, W. B. Penfeld, Fred l R. Futile, H. M. Shannon, George 5. Wood, F. M Futile, Clear E. Henderson, Burton D. Potter l William s. Rowe.
 Delegates to diocesan convention Anson T Moulthrop, Burton D. Potter,
 Alternates George Clifford Foote, James E. l Parsons.
 Grace church election-wardens, H. s. Par
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 Fenton, J. E. Reeves William Moulton, A. J
 Weld, Fred F. Bishop, J. Foster, T. Rogerson, A D. Tyrrell, c. H. Smith, William H. Dauchy lector, Thomas Rogerson; sexton. = McDaniels tithingmen Herbert Jones, William Moulton, ] H. Reeves; delegates to diocesan convention,
 s. Parsons, s. K: Jones; alternates, A. J. Weld
 creased to $1 900 and the use of the rectory The
 church debt has been reduced about $500 the past year.
 East Haven, the following officers were elected
 W. H. Chidsey. parish clerk; D. w. Futile, ". H ! Shannon, wardens; Charles T. Hemingway, Hen
 Thompson aad Tute yess ydeea
 to convention; W. H. Chidsey, alternate. It wa voted to pay $25 for the arrest and conviction O any parties caught defacing or damaging any Q , ing of a handsome window in the church. The ladies of St. James church are to give ar ; evening 1WednesdayS and Thursday evening l The program for this evening is
 1 Piano solo-Mss Munson.
 Reading-Rev Dr. Vibberts.
 l Solo-Banjo club.
 Vocal solo-Mr. Thompson.
 1 Reading-Mrs. Salisbury. l Reading-Rev. Dr. Vibberts. Ss5S@Ban5les geseaam5seoa e1spi Night" During the evening fancy articles, ice crean l and cake will be for sale.