Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-16
FAIR HAvEN-NEwS

May Go to Montreal-To Charter An.
 other Oyster SchO0ner-HOme from
 EurOpc-S. of T. EntertainmeRt-
 BiR Clams Taken-Skaters Dlsap.
 pOinted-TrOuble About . Piano
 ssCralle Songs of All NatiOns.''
 Miss Hettie Bradley may go to Montreal in- stead of New York to sing the coming year, hav- ing received an offer fro n the Church of Notre Dame, and her physician has advised her to go there, believing her health would receive ben D. fit. From both the Church of the Puritans and the Church of the Collegiate Reform of New York she has received an offer of 1000 and ex- penses
 At St. Francis church yesterday morning tho funeral of the late Daniel H. McKeon was largely attended. Mir. McKeon died from the effects of pneumonia. He was twenty-eight years of age and was O member Uf the Foresters and the Hi bernians.
 Captain H. N. Pond has gone to James river, Virginia, to charter another vessel to freight @ all plants must be shipped from Virginia before .pril 15. On count of this provision the Fair l Haven oystermen are going to hurry up the
 stephen Brrdlsy,. the East Haven wagon
 Dsr ssSy fasss as l At the entertainment to be given by Hiram
 Rsrpen % reaa paper sn Miss Hattie Bates will give . talk about her re cent trip to Washington, and John II; Perry VIII will slso be q musical program.
 aud W. H. Farren are in Boston on bust
 Some "f the clams taken during the recent low | tides weigh q half-pound each and sell in the
 Several skaters went out t" Hemingway's g pone yesterday. and although the surface was frozer l 1t was not saf- skating.
 Hiram Camp division, Sons of Temperance have had a little misunderstanding in regard tt the piano which they have had Ia their rooms l for several months The members had supposed
 ram Camp for whom the division was nam.
 would pay for the instrument, and they wer | It seems, however, that Mir. Camp had offered t.
 pay something towards another make of piano
 The piano has been n returned, but the diviso Io
 long. The committee having the matter Ii
 charg. consists of John H. Perry. M. J. Barn
 Tomorrow evening Curtis Bushnell will enter
 tain his Sunday school class of boys The gath
 recently given t at the ne M East % Pearl street NJ.
 The schooner :. W. Converse Captain Hazls } Far Haven yard, has sailed for NewYork to loa for Havana, Cuba.
 At the Forbes house at Morris Cove to-morro, evening the young ladies who canvassed at tn fair given by the St. Patrick's Y. M. L. associs
 tion will be given complimentary supper. Tn l party will go down in barges.
 . The union Lenten service will be held at s l James church to-morr w evening and. the Sc mon will be delivered by Rev. 4. Douglass Mile l of Grace church,
 At the horse railroad shops work has begun c 3 the eighteen op cars to put them in thor. ug l order for the summer. Three more cars of tn l type are soon to arrive,
 A very pleasing entertainment was successful given in the Grand avenue Copgresational churc = l last evening, the program of which has bee printed previously: The participants We're u , Misses Georgia Hardy. Josie Bradley, Hett Bradley Mabel Ford, Harriet Waterbury, Matt
 Esther North, Gertrude Bradley, Crane Sper l and lrviDg Hurlbu, Fred Bradley, Horato For Frank HOlcomb, Wilbur Leete, Pusto We'll ] and Draper The houp drill was an interestir | feature.