Morning journal and courier., 1891-04-25
rAIRHAyEN NEWS.

COmmissioner Jacobs Joins the Pc.
 quot Association - Class Day at
 Woolsey-virginia Plants-Injured
 Railroad Men-ExcursiOn Beats on
 the Lakc-Rev. pr. Hart's Trip
 Fair at the Rink-To Sell Church
 Pews - Flagman at a Crossing -
 Praise Service. -- -I
 Commissioner Hiram Jacobs has joined the Pequot association. The commissioner has great fondness for the sea and noth- ing suits him better than short cruise on Long Island Sound in big storm.
 The class day exercises at Woolsey school yesterday afternoon, elsewhere fully reported, were very successful.
 Two loads of Virginia oyster plants have arrived this week; one for Chipman & Go.
 and the other for Bancroft Brothers. These
 plants are of very good condition for the
 off year in the south.
 Engineer Forbes and Fireman Delaney,
 victims of the accident to the Shore Line
 express at it's derailment near Center street, Saturday, are improving from their injuries at their home in New London. It is expected that they will soon be on duty again.
 Ezra Healy, the Grand aven ue druggist, Captain c. E. Baldwin has been pretty busy preparing the double decked barge, Governor Saltonstall' for trips on the lake by that name the coming summer. The barge, which will carry many excur- sionists, viii be lowed up and down the lake by the steamer Cygnet which proved so popular on this beautiful inland sheet Of water last year Captain Baldwin has also launched the twenty hOatS which let during the season TOT rOWlng and fishing parties Rev. Dr. Hart is making his preparations for tional council of Congregationalists in London. He has visited Europe several times before and | with great profit from his impressions and obser- Preparations for the fair of St. Francis T. A. B. society, to be opened in Quinnipiac rink to-
 Mayor Sargent is expected to open the fair with a welcoming speech.
 The bearers at the funeral of the late Mrs. Wlllet Hemingway were: Dwight E. fleming way, H: c; Hemingway, Fred B; Hemingway and
 area Monday evening at the Grand avenue Congre-
 gational church the pews will be sold for the en- The information to the effect that the Consoli- dated road is to place a aagman at the danger ous Ferry street crossing, will be hailed with de-
 light by all Fair Haven people. It is a danger protected. General Manager Futile states off
 cially that fiagman will be located at the earl
 The Bessie Q. Beach that was damaged in [. collision at Biddeford, Me, Thursday, is one of | the Hanscom fleet and one of the smaller class of three masters. The Beach was run into by another schooner and lost her head gear. Sunday evening at 7:30 praise service will be | given in the Second Congregational church
 which is to be the closing service under the lead | ership of the choir and organist for the past l year. fine program has been arranged by the organist, Richard T. Percy
 | The name of Burton L. Futile was omitted l from the list of scholars who were admitted to | the high school without examination from Wool sey school.
 l Sunday morning Rev Dr. Hart will fill the pull pit of the Ferry street church.
 | Postmaster and Mrs. Moore are at East Glas | tonbury the guests of Ezra W. Brainard. Sails for Europe. Dr. R. F. Burwell sails for Europe or l A l. l l- |. L.