Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-12-13
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.
Disabled Schooner Towed to This
POrt-Many Entertainments-Fir
bug Bound Over-HOrse Railroad
Track Raised-Funeral of Charles A.
PeabOdy-Live Oak COuncil-The


Port-Many OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bug Bound Over-HOrse Railroad
Track Raised-Funeral of Charles A. |
Peabody-Live Oak Council-The |
Horse Observation-Disclosures Castle.
Charles A. Peabody, whose funeral oc-
CURED in Bridgeport yesterday. was a
brother of John E. Peabody of the Adams
Express Office at the Union depot in this
city. For the past year he has been agent
of the Office in Bridgeport. For several
years previous he was one of the route
agents of the New England division. Mr..
Peabody, who was thirty-five years of age,
was one of the most capable and efficient
express officials in New England, and was
| very popular. He leaves widow and two
| children. At the funeral there was a large
and magnificent collection of floral offer
ings, including large scroll surmounted
with croes and the word Crest" from
employees of Adams Express company,
New Haven and vicinity, and a wreath
from the express messenger, New Haven.
The interment was at Westerly, R. I.
| The members of Live Oak council, Royal
Arcanum, have received from Grand Re-
gent ]. MackriIle of West Haven, a circu-
lar letter commanding the principles and
aims of the order and urging the members
| to bring In new candidates to share in the
benefits conferred upon them and their
families.
Mrs. Charles A. Goodspeed, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ransom Bassett of North Front street,
has returned to her home in Walling-
ford.
Miss Mary Smith of Guilford is visiting
her sister-in-lsw, Mrs. Ann Smith of
North Quinnipiac street.
The schooner Elanora, Captain B. 81.
Sharpley, has arrived from Chinootesgue,
Va, with 1900 bushels of oysters con-
signed to Ludington & Palmer.
There are in Fair Haven and Vicinity
many members of Second Company, Gov
ernor's Horse Guards, who, with their
wives and ladies, will attend the reception
to be rendered Governor elect Morris at
the Second Regiment armory on the even
ing of Friday, December 30.
On the evening of Wednesday Miss LII
liam L., daughter of Officer Mack, will be
married to G. D. Hemingway Of Monte
, , wsse at the home of her parents, "a East
Grand avenue.
The confession of George Knspman, jr.
of 1875 Saltonstall avenue, the frebug, may
exonerate the Leahy and Lsdwith boys,
who are charged with incendiarism. In
bound over in the sum of 5000 on each
case and the hearing was continued unit
. Saturday.
The committee in charge of the anniver
sary entertainment to be given by Ess
, | Rock lodge, A. O. U. W., in Central hal
| Thursday evening, sent out tickets to tn,
members and their friends yesterday.
Trackmen of the Fair Haven and West
Q vile horse railroad were engaged yesterds.
O in raising the tracks between Ferry ant
a Atwater streets. which had settled afte
d the new sewer was completed.
}. Every signer of the charter list of Co
v lumbia castle, Knights of the Golden Eagle
/ should attend the meeting this evening a
Odd Fellows hall, when the castle will b
instituted, members initiated and officer
elected and installed.
Large delegations from the Youn
n Peoples Societies of Christian Endeavor /
,s Fair Haven will attend the reception c
the New Haven union in the Humphre
street Congregational church to-morro'
8. evening.
The three-masted schooner Grace Sc,
le mour, of this port, which was in collisio
ct with the bark Edwin Reed in Hempstea
lr barber few days ago, arrived here yeste
day in tow and was moored at Steven
dock, where che will be repaired by tx
N managing owner, q. Fl. Hsnscom. II
upper works are chafed nearly the lengt
of the hull. The starboard shrouds al
10 carried away, one of the heavy deck bean
of broken, with other damages. Capital
1s Hanscom estimates the expense of repai
W at between 81 900 and 1000. The Edwi
Reed has been libelled for the damages.
The literary and musical entertainer
/ given for the benefit of the Y. M. 9. A
f' was successfully presented in Grand av
ar nue. Congregational church last evenin
lis The proceeds will greatly aid the organ
cation at this time.
At the missionary prayer meeting at Il
es Baptist church an interesting address "
given by Rev. George 81. Jackson of Ii
- manuel church, who is to go to Africa
-. missionary and physician next May.
tt. double quartette from Emmanuel chur
sang.
Selden W. Knowles, who two weeks o.
a. was struck by Shore Line train in t
annex, was able to resume work yesterda
ne The fourth in the series of winter eve
y ing services will be held at the Second Co
% gregationsl church next Sunday, at viii
He time Rev. F. r, Luckey of Humphr
". street Congregational church will spea
his subject being Temptation"
of An evening, yet to be selected, next we
there will be held in the chapel of the Sc
ID ond Congregational church an entertai
ng ment, the proceeds to be devoted to t
DC purchase Of gifts for the members of t
val primary department. There will be sonf
an | tableaux and instrumental music.
he Richard Lowe will build two houses
his recently purchased Blatchley aven
lot.