Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-05-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

John q. Veireck, Jr., Of Doe Bay,
VT as Island, came over on the Dis
patch yesterday aud will return TO-
| morrow.
IL. a. Bogus, manager Of the store
OF the Tacoma and Roche Harbor
Lime Co., at Roche IIarbor, is in the
| city, guest of w. Il. Sullivan.
Twenty-Five cents buys ticket 10 the
lecture and musicale 10 be given To-
morrow evening at Thistie's hall for
the benefit Of the Chlldren's home.
The Fairhaven Foundry and Ma
chlne TO. have completed for the Bel
llhgham Bay ~ Eastern Ry. Co. the
llraJ car ever built in Fnirhayen and
the builders expect to have five more
ready for delivery by June lsl.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Alton, of New
Whatcom, stopped at the FairhaveH
last night. THIS morning they embark
ON the Premier for JAcomA where they
take the Northern Pacific for the east,
to be absent several months.
A number Of Fairhaven young men.
VINO wish 10 attend The leap year ball
10 DO gwen by New Whatcom young
ladies next Friday evening, desire 10
have II stated that they will cheerfully
pay for carriages should they be- in
viled by their young lady friends.
Trallic yesterday between the Bay
ana Lake Whatcom on the street rail
way was heavy. The Juvenile Tenn
peance society gave a picnic at Park
ana went out ninety strong in the
morning. a New WhatcOm dry goods
house also gave its lady customers an
excursion TO Whatcom creek falls.
The ears were crowded all day.
The Fairhavcn d Whatcom Street
Railway company viii begin work ON
the park at Lake Whatcom tomorrow.
The park will be about ten ncr,s in ex-
tent, and viii be enclosed with "A sub
stantlal board fence. A hnlEndle track
VIII be put in, IA pavilion erected and
the grou IDS put In first-clus- order. IL
ls expected 10 have everything la read
mess Tor the Caledonia sports on June
II.
Rev. Walter Laidlaw, the brilliant
clergyman who will lecture 10 morrow
evening at Thistle's hall, for she bene-
III of the Childrcn's home. is on his
way TO Portland 10 attend the general
conference Of the Presbyterian church.
On his return he will prObnbly stop
here two weeks or more and work in
the Interest Of the proposed university,
with which il is hoped that hehmny be
permanently identified.
The Epworth League, the great So
clal and literary society Of the Metho-
DIST church, Is three years old to day,
ana IN honor of the anniversary an un-
usually Interesting program viii be rem
dered by the local chapter at the Meth
odist church this evening. The nue.
leus OF the great league was formed in
Cleveland, Ohio, in 1888. III growth
has been remarkable, there now being
6,We local chapters and over 400, 900
members In all parts of the world.
"A Romance Of Astronomy will be
tn" subject Of the lecture 10 be- given to-
morrow evening at 1histlefs hall by
Rev. Walter Laidlaw, Of West Troy,
y. y, for the benefit Of the Chitdren1s
Home. The lecture will be interest
ing, amusing aud instructive and will
be supplemented by an entertaining
musical program by local talent. The
nerits OF the entertainment and worth
lness Of the cause should insure full
house. The price Of tickets Is only
cents and doubtless II
proper effort is made tomorrow CON
siderable number mny be- sold 10 per-
sons who might not otherwise pur-
chase.