Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-12-31
fAIR HAyKN NEWS.


Ice Embargo Broken - Dangerous
Skating-Y. M. @. A. Services Christ
mas Gifts to a Rector - Annual
Church Meeting Omcers of the
Golden Eagle and the 8. of t.
Chautauqua Reception-TO Repeat a
Praise Service - New Years Re-
ception at the Y. M. G. A. Rooms
Gift TO a Teaeher-Funeral Of Mrs.
Jane Price.
The ice embargo in Mill river is nearly
at an end, tug having broken out the
channel yesterday and permitted couple
of Long Island sohooners with starch feed
and half dozen boxes with coal, to come
| to the docks.
Boys and girls continued skating yester-
day on the treacherous ice of Mill and
Quinnipiac rivers. This ice is not safe,
and there is likely to be some drowning
accident if the skaters keep up the
venturesome sport.
| In the Y. NJ. q. A. rooms at the regular
subject will be Resolutions" The as
ISOLATION has issued cards with the names
of the leaders of meetings and the subjects
for every Sunday in January. All young
men are invited to these meetings.
The Christmas gift of Rev. Charles h.
Doupe from his psrishioners of St. James
church was a revolving book case. A few
days previous the Ladies' Parish Aid So
ciety presented him with q fine surplice,
cosssck and stole. 40,
At the annual meeting of the Grand ave-
nue. Baptist church these officers were
elected: Deacon, Charles Jeffers; CLERK, f.
D. Ludington; collector, N. A. Beebe;
treasurer, o. J. Hull; treasurer of build
ing fund, 8. W. Hammond; finance COM
mittee, Charles Cults, F. B; Smith, o: J..
Hull; music committee, Clarence Kill
bourne, N. A. Beebe, Samuel Latta; audi
tor, j. P. Morrow; baptismal committee,
Mrs. John Santry, Mrs. Fred Siebert, Mrs
S. B. Ives; usher, B. 3. Hines. Reports
were made from the several departments
The Sunday school officers are as follows
Superintendent, F. B. Smith; assistant,
Charles Manwarring; lady assistant, Mrs.
John Sanity; secretary, N. j. Barnes
assistant, Miss Sadie Greenfield; treasurer,
John McGregor; librarian, Charles Cults
auditor, John Hill.
Columbia castle, Knights of the Golden
: Eagle, will at its next meeting install the
following officers: N G., W. s. Compton;
I V. G., Charles b. Wilson; 81. P, A. a.
i Cargiil; NJ of R William S. Rowe; G. Of
t E., John G. Hurd; L. of E., Frank Craw
ford; s. H., Edward B. Thompson; V. H.
= Charles Hughes; P. N. c., R. B. Farren
, S. N. c., George A. Grant. Twenty-en'
9 new members were obligated at the las
l meeting: ~ making total membership o
: Peter Clyne is the father of fine CIR
9 baby.
9 Mrs. Jennie Chickering of Worcester
J. Mass, is visiting Miss Bertha Eastman O
= So Clinton avenue.
= At the reception given to the member
of the East Pearl street Chautauqua circl
j. by Mrs. w. w. Kelsey, at her home, 81
g Exchange street, the feature of the even
% ing was a quotation contest and contes
y of illustrated titles. Prizes were taken b.
II Miss Annette johnson and Miss Bristol.
g. So many requests have been received fo
j. the repetition of the Christmas praise sery
10 ice at the Grand avenue Congregations
} church that the choir have consented t
It render portions of it again on New Year
q evening. The pastor, Rev. J. Lee Mitchell
Is will read selection from Tennyson an
70 from Dickens, in place of the customar
y NewYear's advice. The topic of the morr
o ing sermon is "How to be Miracl
l. Worker"
h Hiram Camp division, S. of T., hi
|
le Fred Kanahan; worthy associate, Harrie
It Bates; recording scribe, James s. Youn,
Of assistant recording scribe, Viola Hall; final
8, cial scribe, HattieC Converse; treasurer, HOY
,e ard Waters; chaplain, Stewart Morgan
10 conductor, Charles Belden; assistant, Til
is ME Peters; inside guardian, L. Sears; GU
r, side guardian, Ed Stiles.
1e Sunday morning at $50 at the Y. M.
m A. rooms the committees will unite for
as New Years conservation service.
Of The second annual New Years receptie
e. given to the young men of Fair Haven
to the Y. NJ. G. A. will be held in their room
ID next Monday evening from to 10 o'clocl
be Refreshments will be served from to
of music and readings from to 9, and
W social hour from to 10 o'clock.
Us At the funeral of Mrs. Jane Price, he
,g frtrc yer late home on Perkins street ye
IN te u7afternoon, Rev. DR.. Sage officiate
SO - . fsAearment was in the Fair Haven Gel
10 ! Florence Ritch of Lake Mohaw
e. NJ is visiting her uncle, Ezra Heal
We the druggist, at his home on Exchan
be street.
sn The teachers and pupils of the Seool
church Sunday school presented Mrs. Jol
re Parker, superintendent of the primary
K: partment, with handsome easy chair u
holstered in plush for Christmas remel
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