Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-10
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

The Horse Trade-Real Estate-The Chautauqua Union-Reception to R. B. Farren, Grand Master workman-Death of Mrs. Granger -Dr. Hall,s California Fruit Farm -Livery Stable Sold-Warden and Bursess-A CObweb Party.Home Council-PetitiOn for Removal of
 Policemen-Ladies at the Gymna.
 sium.
 Quite a number of our residents will buy new horses this season and there promises to be quite good demand. Edward B. Rome has gone to Illinois to purchase . carload of horses and John and George Allen have gone to Della ware, where they formerly resided, to make similar purchase.
 Mrs. Sherman Russell has purchased the Samuel Lindsley place, directly south of the Dr. Stone house on South Quinnipiac street, at about $s,5Oo.
 A meeting of the New Haven Chautauqua church this evening.
 This evening the members of East Rock lodge, A. o. U. w., will give q reception to R. B. Far ren, recently elected grand master workman of 1 the New England jurisdiction. The reception, to be given in Central hall, will be open to all mem- bers of the fraternity.
 Mrs. Henry Granger, who died at Springfield | of this place. Mrs Granger formerly resided | here.
 he visited his fruit farm near Rediands and made arrangements to have thirteen acres planted this | season with orange and prune trees. He owns l made available to cultivation by irrigation. l John Allen has disposed of his livery business on the east side to Frank Johnson, the carriage ! painter.
 The board of wardens and burgesses of Fai ! Haven East at the meeting this week audited ant
 about $a5o ~
 A cobweb party was given last evening by Mis-
 5d thg Trsncs or of ntan l Those present included James Smith, Wilbur
 Leete, Bert Dudley, Lewis Cullom, Messrs Pos
 and Hitchcock and the Misses Gertrude Dudley
 The members Of Home councils Nos. and {
 Brotherhood of Relief, and their wives. will hol
 home of Mir. and Mrs. Charles o. Francis,
 Grand avenue.
 l George Block, has returned to Springfield:
 petition by thirty 1aaSBs
 Doody, the night patrolmen in the borough Q l Fair Haven East, has been presented to tn
 board of warden and burgess. The petition as
 eitizens | gratifying personal spita, and make SI just complaints and arrests" It is claimed tha , the petition was gotten up by Henry Moody, l ,wh failed recently to secure renewal or his license
 and that he has personal spite against the oil cers. The board has voted to notify the pet ,ioners to bring in detailed charges, and if ther , l is any evidence hearing of the case will be al ranged It is said that 2 majority of the citizen
 are satisfied with the officers, and there seems l be little cause for removal.
 The Y. M. C. A. has arranged to give the ladie | of the auxiliary the use of the gymnasium du
 ing the day on eech Wednesday. Yesterda | was the first day of the new arrangement an there was a goodly number of young ladies
 attendance in the afternoon. The greatest intere ; was in the bowling alley, some of ths ladies b. l ing quite expert bowlers. It is probable that class in athletics will be formed Mrs Jam' Woodhouse is president of the auxiliary an Mrs. E. D. Fowler the secretary, and ladies wit l ing to join can send their names to tho aboN | named officers,