Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


The scow Ajax is loading stone for
Everett at Chuckanut.
Miss Lora Blankenship has returned
from her years work in Mills college.
Oakland, for the summer vacation.
>. Z. Rowlson, of IIillsdale, Mich. a
member of the editorial excursion.
came down from Seattle to visit j. n
Wyhe, an old time friend.
The strawberry social announced 10
take place at Judson hall this evening.
mas been postponed two weeks. ItwilI
positively be given June ~.
II has been decided TO hold the fen
and State flower election at the reading
room next week Saturday, instead Of
tomorrow on account of the Everett
excursion.
The Fairhaven w. G. r. u. will
meet with Mrs. Wright, corner Gam
pier ana Thirteenth, Friday afternoon,
June 3, at go O'Clock. A full attend.
ance OF ladies of the w. G.. II. L. is de-
sired.
Children's.day will be celebrated I'm
the Congregational church next sun
DAY. A very attractive and pleasing
service called the Lords Garden,H
consisting Of songs and recitations, will
he rendered by the children Sunday
evening at 1870 p. m. An offering for
sunday school missionary work will be
taken. The pnblic is invited
The regular morning service at the
Presbyterian church will be omitted
next Sunday in order TO give the con
gregation an opportunity TO hear
Bishop Thoburn at the NJ. T.. Church.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
be held as usual, but will commence at
l2:l5 instead of las.
Bishop Thoburn, ID. d., breaches at
the NJ. r.. church next Sabbath MORN
ing at ii am. Trinity NJ. T.. church.
New Whatcom, will dismiss i'm the
morning and attend this service. The
NJ. Il. church I'm this city will close in
the evening and afford the conprega-
ton the opportunity of hearing the
Bishop again in the evening at Trinity,
New Whatcom.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union convention for western Wash
lngton will meet i'm Fairhavcn, June
Il to "A. We bespeak for these earnest
minded temperance workers the cor
dial sympathy IA cooperation of all the
temperance people Of Fairhaven. Full
Ter announcements of the meetings
Will be given at a later date.
j. II. Marritt, of tins city, got his
right hand on the saw in Blanken-
ships shingle mill at.Licking yester-
day morning, and came near losing the
hand. The index finger was ampu-
tated and two others nearly severed,
but DIR. Bragg, who dressed the wound.
thinks he will be able to save them.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Spear, parents Of
Mrs. j. X. Wylie, arrived i'm town yes
terday from Hamilton. Mr.. Spear has
disposed Of his interests in Hamil-
ton, and departs to-day for San Fran
cisco where he will engage in business.
Mrs. Spear will remain with her
daughter for a month or two.
Richard Jennings, superintendent of
the Fairhaven mine, is at The Fair.
haved. Mr.. Jennings states that the
bunkers at the mine are now COM
pleted. Foundations for five new coke
ovens are also finished and ready for
the fire brick, which have been or
dered.
A. G.. Pettibone, a delegate of the
Presbyterian general assembly at Port
land and prominent dealer in railroad
supplies in Chicago, is in the city for a
short visit with his nephew, Frederick
Pettibone, Of the Fairhaven National
bank. He leaves on the 9th for Alaska
on a pleasure trip.