Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-03-28
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

United Lenten Servtces-meet1nSs for
Young Converts-Portmaste Moore
Out Again-He Went to Jail-The |
East Side M. e. Church-The Chau.
tauqua Notwithstanding letter |
From Colonel George w. Granniss
-Funeral Services.
The united Lenten service on Thursday
evening will be held in st. James church
and the Rev. A. Douglass Miller of Grace
church will preach.
i'll Saturday night and was feeling quite
badly yesterday.
Postmaster Moore was down to the post
Office Saturday and expects to attend to
business now as usual. He has been very
! i'll.
There are to be two meetings for young
converts at the Grand avenue Baptist
church this week-to-morrow evening and
Saturday afternoon.
The second Sunday in April Rev E. c.
| will be in Chicago, where he ia to preach
the anniversary sermon before his class in
the theological seminary.
John Sullivan, who last week moved his family
| to the house ut tho corner Of Blatchley avenue
and Gay street. was tried IT,; in the city court on
costs were $1o.s4 and he went to Jail.
mss hsd at Ss sas asSsn
under the auspices Of the LOCAL ". g. T. U. The
East Side N. E. church the past conference year
has raised for the support Of the church more
also raised a considerable sum towards the
Of
Forbes avenues. The building will be begun by
Miss Hettie Bradley will sing solo at the ben
EFT to be given By the High t School Ath
evening Of Friday, April g.
The chantauqua circle of the east side will
hold their meeting with Mrs. L W Va. Mallory At
Two persons vere baptized at the Grand ave.
Henry B. Lancraft Is In Norfolk buying oyster
plants to bring up north.
. of San Francisco erected Q beautiful arch gate
, way at the entrance OF Fair Haven Cemetery tc
81 s the
ly voted to care for Mr.. Granniss' burial lot II
1 his letter OF thanks Colonel Granniss says:
r n. W. Crawford, secretary Union Cemetery
: association: Please thank the directors for the
IL
| school fellows IN the Fair Haven cemetery. 1t il
J. still my wish, although have a lot on which
:. have expended considerable money at Heads
, burg, in the Russian River valley, near San Fran
8 cisco, where my family are buried. This is
s strong pull, but as yet has not induced me t.
8 countermand my instructions that be buried il
J. my native city. have visited it many times il
the last forty-one years and found my affec
ton just as strong for 1t the last time as the first
o "The green trees whispered low and mild;
1t was . sound of joy.
i They were my playmates whom a child,
l. And rocked me in their arms SO wild.
i. Still they looked at me and smiled,
Q As il were a boy"
q | quiring friends"
The funeral of William c. Smith, who died FIR
day, occurred yesterday afternoon at o'cloc
4 from his lata residence, $40 Exchange street.
Q Tn funeral of Alice Kirby took place yes 81
day afternoon from her late residence, ITO Chap.
8 street.
o Mrs Michael Bree of Pine street, who has bee
r dangerously ill for the past two weeks, is col
vaescing.
70 The st. Francis T. A.. and B. society held re;
ular monthly meeting in st Francis hall yeste
K day afternoon at O'Clock.
The funeral services were conducted yeSterda
q afternoon in St. Francis church over the n
?; mains Of Francis Maloney. Rev. Father Mulho
IL land offciated. The bearers were Peter Clyn
r John CIyne Edward Clyne, John Maloney, jaime
le mass will be celebrated in st. Francis churc
7. | tn s morning at O'Clock. The interment was
10 St. Bernard's cemetery.
The Sodality Of the Children Of Mary attende
VI holy communion in StFranciS' church yeSterda
a. morning at o'clock.