Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-15
NEW wHArooM NOTES

Articles Of incorporation of the First
| Baptist church Of Ferndaie were flied
with Auditor Collier yesterday. The
/ incorporators are j. l.. Crawford, Mrs.
A. NJ. Crawford, Mrs. ;. A. Campbell,
| j. Il. Sanders and Mrs. ID. Bunagan,
| Mr.. and Mrs. &. NJ. Nelson, Mrs. Eliza
beth Nandeyer and Miss Ida Cole.
The Methodist district conference
convened In Trinity NJ. +. church at 2
O'Clock yesterday afternoon and will
remain IN session until Thursday. The
district includes Whatcom, Skngit,
Island, San Juan aud Snohoniish
counties. Rev. +. w. 10y, of Fair
haven, read an interesting paper on
the pastor in the study yesterday after
noon.
Another eruption Ia the city council
Monday evening Is the sensation of the
hour. During discussion Of sewer
matters, Councilman Ncklin and
Mayor Miller became involved In an al
tercatiOn and the .layor raped Nick
lin 10 order Nicklin persisted and
the Mayor ordered the Marshal to put
him out With the aid Of Officer Smith
the Marshal elected Mr.. Nicklin from
the room.
;. w. Baker and Michael Vogt were
seriously injured on the Thirteenth
street sewer near the end Of the street
car track yesterday afternoon. The
sewer In which they were working at "A
depth Of about fifteen feet caved in,
burying them and seriously bruising
and wounding them. II il feared that
Baker has sustained internal injuries.
The injured men were taken 10 St
T al. taI
Biggs were called TO attend them.
The art loan exhibit In the de Mat
tos block by the ladies' Of St. Paul's
Guild drew large number uf visitors
again last evening. The collection Of
water colOrs, oil paintings, crayons,
china and fancy work il the best ever
seen on the Bay and has been highly
compiimented. Among the oil paint
ings most admired II piece entitled
Field Flowers, by Miss l.. +. Dodge,
loaned by Mrs. Baker. Mrs. Noble
contributed some beautiful fancy work
and an artistic snow scene in oil. Mrs.
Morrison loaned "A cleverly executed
crayon portrait. Mrs. John =. Whit
ney contributed a beautiful pansy
frieze in oil and a dogs head. Miss
Kate Bacons panels in oil, Fleur de
Luce, was much admired, as was also
Miss Hannah Lysle's Apple Blossoms.
Mrs. John X. Critics loaned "A replica Of
the well-known painting Pharoah's
Horses. Mr.. Gardner contributed sew
eral excellent pieces Of flowers and
landscape painted IN oil. A painting
Of an English Landscape, over 100 years
old, was loaned by Mrs. Bruce. A
marine view by Miss Jessie Templin,
was much admired. Mrs. Eugene
Garfield contributed many valuable
and rare decorated china pieces. Mrs. T..
w. Purdy's landscape and pastel by
Mrs. George II. Atkinson, were also
much complimented. A Moorish shop
In water color, was rare piece
loaned by Mrs. Mckinley. A
case Of china painted and burned
by pupils Of Miss Anna Jones,
Of PORT Townsend, attracted much
attention. The cruiser Baltimore, a
flower booth modelled after the big
white ship, and covered with profu.
sion Of beautiful and rare roses was the
center Of attraction. Mrs. Bowes, as
sisted by Msss Wardner, Miss Cole and
Miss Stangroom, and the midship
mites, Jessie Morgan, Margery Bowes
and Efiie Jones were the navigators Of
the floral craft.