Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-09-28
FAIR HAVEN AND VICINITY.

FAIR HAVEN AND VICINITY.
Meeting OF the New Haven East Con-
observation-disclosures Surprise Party
Will Attend the Guilford Fair-An-
nual Meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Grand Avenue Bap- |
fist Church-Entertainm Soon to |
be Given.
The one hundred and eighty-third an
nual meeting of the New Haven East con-
ISOLATION takes place in the Congrega-
tional church at East Haven to-day. Rev.
D. M. James with eight delegates will rep
resent the Second Congregational church,
and many will attend who do not act as |
delegates. The committee of consolation,
D. ]. Clark, D. NJ. James and A. L. Fa- |
brique, have arranged the following pro-
gram:
1000 a. MT Organization.
1920 a. m.-Devotonal service.
1875 1875 a. m-Rsports from the CHURCHES
Mrs. Lydia E. Coan.
1915 p. Recess, collation..
1870 p. m.-Business.
200 p m-TG WHa. "church Training for Church
l. The Prayer Meetiug-Rev. ]. A.
Z. Inc SUNDAY Scnool-Rev W. IT,
8. The Y. P. s. c. E.-walter s.
Welton.
400 m.-Unfnished business and adjourn
Rev. Mr.. Hand is expected home to-day.
Anthony DeMatty, the popular shoe
| dealer, is the father of another bouncing
boy.
J. B. Ellis, who has been confined to his
bed for several weeks, is able to be about
/ again.
attend the Guilford fair to-day.
The Yale launch will be hauled out this
week.
The Misses Held of Brooklyn are visiting
Mrs. Stevens of Chatham street.
James Clanoren, Councillor of Bigelow
council, No. II, o. U. A NJ, together with
Robert Wilson, Stafford Squires and
George Ufford is attending the national
field day exercises of the commandery at
Manchester. The members of the Bigelow
council are all provided with new uniforms
and these delegates wear theirs for the first
time.
This afternoon the Ladies' Aid society
of the Grand avenue Baptist church holds
its annual meeting at the residence of Mrs.
Hanselpacker, corner of Lloyd and Wool
sey streets. The officers for the coming
year will be elected and other important
business transacted. This society intends
| to refurnish the ladies' room of the church
and make it suitable for holding their
meetings and suppels. The recent 15-ceni
supper was decided success, and another
will soon be given.
There ia to be q new saver on Lombard
street.
The old sluice-way on East Grand ave
nue. will soon be no more, as the injun
ton which restrained property owners
from filling it in has been dissolved. WheI
! the sluioe is filled up it is probable tina
!, the alteration in the current of the rive
: | will deposit a certain amount of mud
along the east shore, although not enough
| to do any real damage to oyster beds
| This sluice has been the scene of severa
: narrow escapes from drowning, and neigh
= bors will be glad to see it go.
The members of Hiram Camp division
q Sons of Temperance, together with tn
q members of Elm City division, are soon t
r present an entertainment of great interest
Much careful preparation is being given t
= it.
Several members of Unity commandery
o. U. A. NJ, went to Manchester, N. 81
=. Monday with the command.
u Members of the board of selectmen hav
inspected the work of widening the canss
;. way of Tomlinson bridge. They are We
satisfied with the progress made.
L. W. Moody attended the nations
convention of life insurance men in Ne'
York for three days of last week. He T,
ports the convention one of great interei
to this branch of business.
n Rev. J. 81. Hand is expected to retur
W from Camden, N. j., this week. He hi
!. experienced much good from a course {
- medical treatment and is hoping to resun
is his pastoral labors very soon.
N John W. Kessel, clerk at Healy's pha
10 macy, has returned from ten days' vac
X ton, most of which was spent in the vici
10 ity of Boston.
,e Miss Annie Maynard of Saltonstan av
at nue. has returned from two weeks' Wis
40 to Holyeke, Springfield and Chicopee.
3. Miss Esther Russell of Exchange sire
is visiting in Baltimore.
D. Miss Tillie Bostwick is visiting in HsI
ford.
Delegates elected to represent the Gran
avenue Baptist church at the New Have
to Baptist convention to be held in Arson
ae October and are as follows: Rev. al
10 Mrs. E. G. Sage, Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Beebe, o. j. Hull, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. '
r. Hammond, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Merro1
1T Mr.. and Mrs. John McGregor, Mr.. an
10 Mrs: William s. Robinson, Nh
10 8. J. Latta, Miss Fannie
rs Beebe, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D. Luddingto
ar Mr.. and Mrs. James Girken, Mrs. Lucy ]
10 Siebert, Mr.. and Mrs. Emory L. Smi
to and Miss Hattie Baldwin. The delegate
~ to the state convention to be held at w
limantic October IS and 10 are as follow
at Rev. and Mrs. E. G. Sage, ]. P. Merroy
a. w. S. Robinson and Miss Georgia Jeffer
a. Captain John Fitzgerald of the steam
o. Margaret came up from Noank on Saturds
and remained over Sunday with his fami
u on Lloyd street. The steamer has BET
W overhauled and will start this week Fl
ne Tampa bay, Florida, where she is to ru
this winter. Mrs. Fitzgerald will go sout
by rail.
William Conklin was given a birthdt
" surprise at his home, No. ~ Poplar stree
10 Monday evening. 1t was in honor of b
.. nineteenth birthday. Ladies present we
ii Misses Brown, Ford, Ruwet, Bruc
-, Stevens, Augur, Wilkinson, Johnso
% Hartman, Whittemore, Dewell, Oake
u, johnson. Gentlemen present wer
SO Messrs. Keast, Burnham, Goodrich, Ne
!, Teton, Baker, Ronald, Hamilton, Hubbar,
. Benton, Sperry, Stevens, Ruwet, Bruc
Robinson. Supper, music and dancir
or were enjoyed and number of gifts We
le bestowed.