Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-12
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

7. r. 8. @. Il. Omcers Elected-Parted
Nearly Half a Century, Equipping
Greenhouses for the Winter-Sunday
Serv1ces-Married Sixty.TwO Years
Rally1ng Day in = Sunday school,
Remembered tho Steamer Bunker
Hill - An Engine Disabled at the |
Wire Mill-Persona1 Mention.
The Y. P. s. O. e. of the Grand avenue |
Baptist church has elected these officers:
President Carrie B. Wiser; vice president,
Charles Sherman; recording secretary, Mrs.
s. J. Halter; corresponding secretary and
treasurer, Miss Lillian Preston; prayer
meeting committee, James Girkin, Mrs. j.
q. Price, Miss N. g. Porter, G. W. Kama
han; lookout committee, N. A. Beebe, s.
]. Latta, F. B. Smith, Mrs. Fred Siebert,
Mrs. NJ. L. Putney; social committee, EN-
ory L. Smith, Clarence Kilbourn, Charles
Sherman, Miss Fannie I. Beebe, Miss Daisy
Duell; Sunday school committee, F. D.
Ludington, Miss Hattie Baldwin, Mrs.
George Loveland, Mrs. D. NJ. Stevens;
floral committee, Mrs. N. A. Beebe, Mrs.
s. j. Latta, Miss Hala Smith, Miss Jessie
Kay; sick visiting committee, Charles Man.
warning, Miss Hattie Hitchcock, Miss Vio-
la Hall, Miss Maud Storer, Mrs. Henry
Poronto; temperance committee, Miles J..
Barnes, G. G. Billings, M. L, Putney, Miss
Annie Dumond, Miss Lulu Mansfield; mis-
sionary committee, Miss Georgia LETTERS,
Miss Lille Ammon, Mrs. M. L. Putney,
Miss Viola Hall, Miss Hattie Converse;
musical leader, Charles Manwaring; plan
list, N. A. Beebe; assistant pianist, Miss
Minnie Huntley.
ing sister in Wisconsin, and en- route she
visited another sister in Salamanca, N. Y.
It was their first visit they had enjoyed
from each other in forty seven years.
Ezra Healy, the Grand avenue druggist,
has returned from his vacation.
A handsome monument has just been
erected in the Fair Haven cemetry to the
memory of the late 9. J. Van Name.
s. T. Bradley has put a new boiler in
his greenhouses, capable of heating 5000
square feet of space.
L. R. j. Kirkham and wife of East
Haven have been taking trip to Canada
New front steps have been added to thu
East Haven Episcopal church, an improve
ment much needed.
The reception which Rev. and Mrs. E
G. Sage will give at the Baptist church
Wednesday from to 10 p. m. promises tx
prove . very pleasant occasion.
Miss Ida Waters is visiting Paterson
NJ.
The first Sunday afternoon meeting O
, the season at the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms wa
held yesterday. N. A. Farren led tn
meeting.
The annual meeting of the Ladies' HON
Mission society of the Grand avenue Bsp
fist church will be held at the churcl
Thursday at 3 p. m.
( Mr.. and Mrs. Hezek:ah Tuttle of the an
, mex have been married sixty-two year
, and no couple in this vicinity has live
! | together as long. They are both eighty
? one years of age and are in excellent health
4 | Mrs. Tuttle remembers incidents in 181
. | very distinctly.
/ | Hale park for the Morris Cove electri
/ | road has been withdrawn.
Yesterday was ''rallying day" in tn
Sunday-school of the Grand Avenue Bal
fist church. There was large numbe
: | present at the opening exercises, who
l. were very interesting. There was sho1
address by the pastor, Rev. E. G. Sage;
poem read by Mrs. Charles French and
!, solo by Mrs. E. B. Warren. Then followe
r the usual services of the Sunday school.
8 l. The pulpit of the East Pearl Street N. 1
= church yesterday was supplied by Rev.
Q G. Abbott.
: Rev. E. @. Sage at the Grand Avenr
Baptist church preached sermon for tt
children yesterday morning. His tie:
was: 81 was glad when they said unto m
9 let us go into tho house of the Lord"
Several hundred Fair Haven people pal
II visit to the new steamer, Richard Pee
at Belle DIX Saturday afternoon.
Some of the aged people who visited Il
o new steamer Richard Peck on Saturday r
call similar inspection of the Bunk
n | Hill, sound steamer built at Grapevi1
# | Point. This vessel was considered an 81
d CANT boat in her time, but if she could
,e placed alongside the new Richard Pc
q there would be striking contrast indee
E. B. Warren has been elected secreta
a of the New Haven Orchestral club a,
Irving E. Hurlbut is added to the exec
"a | tive committee.
4 A flaw in the steel caused break in t
, rod of one of the Porter-Alling engines
the wire mill Saturday afternoon. T.
9. repairs will take nearly week to col
a. plete.
Miss Jennie Konold leaves to-day for
-. l visit with friends in Iyme