Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-03-05
THE POTTERY PROJECT
Enough Subscriptions Of Stock
Now Secured TO Assure
It's Success
Public Spirited Citizens Who
Have Contributed to the
Enterprise
Wonderful Clay Deposits TO BE
Utilizcd--Articles Soon
TO BE Filed


by the manufacturing
committee Of the Chamber Of Com
mcrcc and other cntcrprising citizens
in conjunction with Mr. Ward, is now
assured. Enough stock has been sub
srribcd To- make the establishment Of
the plant certainty. Articles Of in /
corporation OF the company viii soon I
be- filed. The location OF the site of the |
plant has not been finally determined |
but il will probably bee at Chuckauut f.
bay. Mr.. Ward, who has spent over % .
year iu making tests, says that We
have wonderful deposits of clay in this
vicinity The plant will be- perfect
in all its. appointments and will em-
ploy fourteen men TO begin with.
-toncwurc, irc-brick and other things
will be- manufactured for the worlds
market, converting our clay banks
into gold. The enterprise is q pccul-
iarlv beneficial one, as almost every
raw material that will enter into the
manufactured product is produced
here. The company will begin with
using clay from the Iurhavcu mine.
straw will be- procured at -nmi-h.
Among the cutcrpri-Iug men and
firms Who have contributed iO the en-
tcrpri-r are: The Flirhaycu Land
Company, &. *. Inrrphco, 4. W. Wal
drou, Edward Eldudgc, I.r-tu-
| Bartlett j. E-py, Citizens bank, Fair
haven National bank, Frank j. Ham
itou. Eugene Ward. William Hedge,
|J j. Donovan, ll WiIkm, lf. f..
] Helms, George f.. Mayer, Guuwull o.
Warner Robert Wurdrop, T.. f. Mona
han, &. If. Ad-iI Edmund Co-gruyc,
ID. B. pcurcc, o. T.. Williams, /. Frank
.cubcrpcr j. NJ Miller and w. H.
/ Naukiu-.
/ We have added % repairing department
/ Mrudmg free OF charge. B. u. steam
I laundry.
Hours OF Proabytorau seryioea Changed
. Beginning tomorrow Presbyterian
morning service will uc held at 1890 o..
90. instead ofot ID %. m.;-uuday school
changed to llJj 70. DO. instead of l2.l1
'D. ma: evening service J- before go 1880
.p. M: Christian Eudoayor social ut
G.lJ p. 90.
The services at 1880 80. m. tomorrow
will be somewhat varied in character
consisting Of short Bible reading
short rcciluUou- by young people OF
the congregation and brief address 10y
THE pastor; all bearing upon the con
|Quc-l of the world for Christ Evening
service will be preceded by hliccH
minutes Of Gospel songs.
The best grade Of -four ln the state al
$50 per sack at Creighton No. Gro
Gerry.
Lent ana La Grippe
The season Of Lent, now just opened,
- Is connected in history with the gril
or influenza, now also prevalent, say
, the OrcgOnian. One hundred an'
/ nfty-nine years ago, preceding Lent,
/, terrible scOurgc Of influenza devastated
: italy a. well ~ the rest Of Europe. Il.
!. March 2 the disease had run it, course
. but it had 80 weakened the people tina
=. the following entry was made IN lh
1 "Romnn DiarOW His Holiness, reflect
= ing with compassion upon the grca
- afIliction and weakness brought uDo
a. his loved subjects by the now pa-sc
=, influenza, bcnignly comedies tD all Ga
, inhabitants Of this city, "a 10 those Z
>, his vineyards and ca-uli, the use {
!. cggs, butter and milk during the con
q ing Lent, excepting only the lr-t da
y Of the same and Fridays and Ennis
/ days. II would not be well, howeve
= 10 hope too much for renewal Of TIA
=, kindly dispensation this year Bless'
:, is he that expects nothing for lac sha
/ not be disappointed.