Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-12-24
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

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praising an Estate-The Christina
Services and Entertainments-A
New Instructor-EagIe Knights
Busy Times for kindergarten Pu-
pils-Dr. BaldWin's Ilness-Christ-
mas Cantata-The Hose Company's
Fair and Concert-The Proposed
Hontowese Electric Road.
Edward R. Baldwin, who for four years
but for several years has been practicing
physician in Cornwall, has been obliged to
give up his fine practice and remove to
Saranac Lake in the Adirondacks for his
health. He has only been away since De-
esmber /. but he writes that his health is
already improved.
A Christmas cantsta Is to be given in the
Sunday school room of the Grand avenue
Congregational church next Tuesday even
ing. Considerable preparation has been
made for the affair, which promises to be
very successful.
The construction work on the New Shore
line railroad is advancing rapidly, despite
the cold weather. The spiling is in posi-
tion quite distance west of Quinnipiae
street and is to be extended over the mead
oWs.
At the kindergarten of Miss Carrie M.
Chapman, 81 Pierpont street, Christmas
exercises for the children were conducted
yesterday noon. Several former members
of the school were kindly invited by the
the teacher. An interesting feature of the
exercises was Santa Claus in costume,
impersonated by Horatio Ford, who dis
triouted the gifts. The teacher was also
kindly remembered by the pupils.
Quinnipiac Hose company will give a
concert and fair in Osborne hall on the
evenings of Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday, January 8, 10 and II. There
will be number of interesting features
and the fair is deserving of liberal sup
port in behalf of the fremen of Fair
Haven East.
There Will be a Christmas concert by
the Sunday school in the Second Cengre-
gational church Sunday evening at $50 p.
m. The theme is "a Service of Scripture,
Song and Gladness for the Holy Nativity
| and prepared by Charles 81. Gabriel.
Rev. D. M. James, the pastor, will preach
| Sunday morning q Christmas sermon.
The theme: "The Incarnation of the Son
| of God in the Transforming Power in the
Life of humanity" There will be Christ
| mas music by the quartette.
| Richard E. Jones, for several years
bookkeeper at the key factory of w. Fl
Robinson in East Pearl street, was mar
ried by Rev. I. G. Meserve on Wednesday
evening to Miss Lille Harlow of Greer
| street. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will reside al
203 Lloyd street.
| Next Tuesday evening will be the las
opportunity for applicants to join Celum
bia castle, knights of the Golden Eagle, 81
charter members. Seventy-fve joined a
the last meeting, and there are thirty-fou
more who have applied for membership.
| Expressmen, letter carriers and mer
chants were busy yesterday with ante
Christmas business. To-day will be an
other big day. Then the bulk of the tra&
| will be over.
The decorations for the Sunday schoo
room of the Grand avenue Congregations
church are nearly completed. There ar
three large evergreen arches, with festoons
bells and other pretty designs of the sam
| material, all of which have been arrsnge'
very effectively.
The Fair Haven public schools close,
yesterday noon for the holiday vacation
and will reopen on the morning of Janu
airy 8.
| Among the students home for the hol
day vacation are John L. McGuinness
Owen Hickey and Andrew Corrigsn O
Niagara seminary and John Kent of Hol
Cross college, Worcester, Mass.
Grand Worthy Patriarch Farren will pa
his next visit to Washington division, Nc
1, S. of T., of Daubury. This divisio
will observe it's fftieth anniversary i
April.
There will be Christmas praise servlc
on Sunday evening at the East Pearl stree
M. E. church, and on Monday evenin
there will bs an entertainment for the Sur
day school.
1nere are half doz On or more cases G
measles among. children of the Quinnipia
street school.
The members of the Foxon grange hav
elected officers as follows: Master, A.
Woods; lecturer, A. J. Grannis;s seer,
tary, d. E. Granniss.
Mr.. Beust, who has been teaching tn
athletic classes at the Y. N. G. A. ha
the holiday vacation, and Mr.. Weller, els
of Yale university, is substituting as hi
instructor.
g. T. futile and g. T. Hemingway az
appraising the estate of the lats Miss Eliz
: Bradley of East Haven.
A Christmas concert will be given b
the Sunday school of the Grand svenu
Baptist church on Sunday evening Til
evening following will is held the reacls
Christmas serx ices for the membsr s of tn
Sunday schc d.
The people of Montowess are lookin
forward with expectation for the electri
!, railroad that has been planned t. come;
that little village with this town. TIL
road VII hs big thing for Montowess.