Morning journal and courier., 1892-01-11
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Hospital charlottesville PantOmine |
Entertainment-Go Temperance
Meettng-Mr. Foley,s Chances-TO
Pay a Fraternal Visit-A Fine Cray
ON Ptcture-The Sleighing-Rev. DR..
Philips, Address-Amongt the Sick.
In some Of the churches yesterday col
lections were taken for the New Haven
and the new Grace hospital
DIR. g. B. Adams recently set the broken
thigh of child only four months old. It
required considerable effort to adjust the
splints and keep them in place.
On Wednesday evening Pulaski chapter
will hold regular communication. The
annual meeting of Myrtle chapter. o. of
E. S., will be held Thursday evening.
Preparations for the pantomine of Gun
der the Mistletoe Bough" to be given in the
Central hall on Wednesday evening, are
nearly completed. Among the features
will be the pole exercise and the minuet
dance.
Miss Mabel B., daughter of Mrs. A. G.
Warner, a former teacher of the QUINN
piac and Center street schools, recently
died at her home in Plantsville.
Jesse Bauer is now employed in the
comptroller's Office at the union depot.
Captain o. NJ. Ellis, the Ferry street
marketman, who has been very ill with
grip, is able to sit up.
At the gospel temperance meeting yes
| terday there was excellent singing by the
male choir of the East Pearl street NJ. E.
| church. Frederick Weld also sang solo
| finely.
| The chances of the election of Frank W.
Foley of the Twelfth ward to the board of
| public works commission, are said to be
quite bright.
Thursday evening Harmony division No.
5, s. of T., will pay fraternal visit to
Hiram Camp division.
| St. Francis and st. Ignstius T. A. B. So
cieties turned out in large numbers at the
laying of the cornerstone of the new
building Of the Y. NJ. T. A: B. society OF
St. Patrick's parish yesterday afternoon
The two societies marched from thei,
quarters in Ferry street at p. M, headed
by band, and made fine appearance.
Samuel z. Jones, the portrait painter o.
Exchange street, has executed an excellent
crayon picture of William A. Waterbury
superintendent of the Shore Line road.
Several good stepping horses from Fail
Haven were speeded on Whaley avenue
Saturday afternoon. The snow of Satur
day morning helped out the sleighing il
this section considerably. If the tract
continues good there will be number O
sleighing parties this week.
In Memorial hall, North Haven, OF
Wednesday evening, the Eureka corne
band, of Montowese, will give concer
and sociable, aud stage will leave from
in front of Barnes drug store on the cas-
side, to carry those who wish to attend
early in the evening.
J. P. Morrow, of Clinton avenue, is yer.
i'll with neuralgia of the heart. q
There was large attendance at the gos
pei temperance meeting in the East Pear
Street NJ. E. church yesterday afternoon
Rev. DIR. Phillips, of the Church of tn
Redeemer, gave an excellent address.
The meeting at the Young Mems Chris
tian association yesterday afternoon wa
conducted by Mr.. Frank Ludington. Hi
address was very interesting and effective
Next Sunday Rev. J. Lee Mitchell will Civ
| an address at the association rooms at tn
regular gospel meeting.
Next Saturday evening at 8:15, Januar
16, will occur the formal opening of tn
new gymnasium. There will be addresse
by Rev. DR.. Phillips and one of tho Val
: eleven, of which there will be a motto
later. Professor W. F. Owens will ais
give an exhibition drill in calisthenics.