Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-10
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

A PASTORS Receptions. OF T. Mem.
bers to Visit Branford and Give an |
Entertainment-TO Leave for Call. |
foruia SOon-Sent to the County |
Home-A Grocery Store Broken Open
--JudGe Bray's Busy Days.
The arrangements are 80 far perfected
that announcement can be made of the re-
ception which Rev. and Mrs. E. @. Sage
will give to the members of the Grand
avenue Baptist church and friends on the
evening of Wednesday, September ID, from
to 10 O'Clock. Cards of invitation will
be sent out to the number of over 800. It
Is the intention to invite every member of
the church and congregation and the par
ents of all the Sunday-school children.
The wording ''and friends" is 90 general
that 1t il hoped to reach large number.
The committees are as follows: Invitation,
o J. Hull, Miss F. L. Santry, O. D. Man
waring, a. R. P. Baldwin; committee on
housekeeping, the members of the Ladies'
Aid society; decorations, the members of
the floral committee of the Y. P.
8. @. E.; committee on seats, ].
P. Morrow and members of his Sunday
school class; music, N. A. Beebe, Miss
Lille Willis, Clarence Kilbourn; intro
auctions, the pastors Sunday-school class;
committee on strangers, Mrs. Clarence
Ames, Mrs. William Sheffield, Miss Ida
| Waters; entertainment of tho young peo-
| pie, S. W. Hammond and members of his
Sunday school class; committee on enter
| tainment of older people, John McGregor
and members of his class.
The two vessels which brought lumber,
the schooner from Maine and the North
river barge, have sailed.
The members of Hiram Camp and q. 81.
Benedict divisions. s. of T., will 60 to
Brsnford next Thursday to give an enter
tainment consisting of readings, reoita-
lions. music and tableaux. The commit
tee of arrangements consists OF n, j.
Barnes, chairman; Mrs. Gridleigh, Miss
Harriet Bates. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Farren,
J. 81. Perry, Miss Hattie Baldwin and Miss
Ida F. Waters. Among those who will &c
are: Mr. and Mrs. J. q. Perry, Mrs. Grid.
leigh, Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Perry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Houston, Miss Annie Desmond, Mist
Mics F. Peters, Miss Hattie Baldwin, Misl
Richards. Miss Lena Duffy, Mrs. Under.
wood, Miss Susie Hubbard, Miss Hattie
Converse, Washington Cunningham, F
han, E. 81. Potter. James Young, Willard
{ | Waters, w. n. Pollard, Fred Kanahan
/
, Charles Belden.
Il Clifford B. Hemingway, who has open
+ | the summer at his homo in Fair Have1
| after remaining in Colorado several months
will leave about October l for souther,
: California. He is now in excellent health
but does not dare to remain here through
= the winter.
The Misses Coleman of Atwater stree
have returned from visit with friends il
! | Hartford.
d In the city court yesterday Berth
= Thrall, ten years of age, who has been hv
g ing with Mrs. Bowers on Rome street
n was committed to the county home.
Thursday night the grocery store O
William Thorpe, corner of Exchange an
2 | Lloyd streets, was entered by burglars,
I rear window having been broken. N
20 / property was taken.
le Miss Matte and Jean Ronald have n
turned from a three weeks vacation, hay
'r ing visited Chester and neighborhoo
X towns.
is Charles Homan, who has been runnin
photograph business at Pleasure Beao
,e near Bridgeport since June, will retur
Ar Monday.
=, Judge O. A. Bray has been kept prett
3, busy of late in attending to conveyances {
g: land to the Consolidated road along ii
N new layout around Fair Haven. He hi
f. T. assisted in tho transfer of eighty pieces {
D. property.
at Charles Homan says that there have bee
. only two unpleasant days during the pa
H. summer, a record thst was not attaine
I'd before in all his recollection.
,s Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. johnson have bee
ne visiting Niagara Falls this week.
Councilman Joseph Donlan, for twel,
to years In the employ OF A. L. Chamberlain
has entered the employ of 81. A. Steven
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