Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-22
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Fair and Feslival-Blue Ribbon So.
ciable-Dayton Hook and Ladder
Company.s Ball-Ball This Evening
-Surprise and Presentation-At.
tended the Murphy Meeting In
Hartford.
This evening the members of the Ladies'
Union society of st. Andrews N. K.
church at the Four Corners will hold
fair and festival in the chapel. The soei-
ETY. has purchased the carpets and pulpit
furniture, and will now raise their cook
subscription of 500 for the new church.
This evening blue ribbon sociable will
be given in the Grand avenue Baptist
church, and is intended for those who put
on the blue ribbon during the Murphy
meetings. There will be some interesting
exercises and light refreshments will be
served.
The J. J. Dayton Hook and Ladder COM
pany held meeting Monday evening to
make arrangements for the ball to be held
in Osborne hall on the evening of April 5,
the proceeds of which are to be used in ee
curing uniforms for the members of the
are: Morgan Fowler, Charles Wilson, D.
Benton Brown, J. @. Kramp and Joseph
Denton.
| The Allegro Bicycle club gave ball at
Osborne hall last evening. The Elm City
| orchestra furnished music and Dunn
prompted. There was good number
present, and the affair was very successful
| The committee consisted of Frank Ryan,
| William Davis, Willet Grsnnis. J. j. EGG
| lish and Noah A. Dudley.
Edward Carswell of Canada, the eloquent
| temperance lecturer, addressed public
| meeting under the auspices Of 81. 81. Bene-
| dict division, s. of T., in the chapel of st.
| Andrews church at the Four Corners last
| evening. There was large attendance.
| and much interest was rlanifested in the
meeting. II. A. Farren, 6. W. @. P, Of
| this place presided and also made All sd
| dress.
After T. E. Murphy finishes his work in
Hartford he will lecture in Fair Haven on
"Johnny Bull and Brother Jonathan
| TIE proceeds of the lecture will be for the
| treasury of the Y. M. G. A.
AT the Martha Washington reception In
, the psrlors of the East Pearl street NJ e
| church this evening there will be old tune
| singing and Rotations Supper will bs
| served from 6 to O'Clock
A pleasant and successful entertainment
| wss given in the Sunday school room of
| the Ferry street Congregational church
| last evening under the auspices of the
Kings Daughters and Christian Endeavor
society.
NJ H. Hughes has cold to tina Consoi;-
dated read piece of land In the annex
1t will become part of the new layout Of
tbs Shore Line road that IL now under c1n-
| struction.
| Willis Fl. Farren of Farrea Brothers, is in
Providence on business.
| A lumber vessel from the east was unloading
/ a. Austin Mansfeld's dock yesterday. This Is
| the first lumber cargo of the season to arrive
1 here.
Mr. and Mrs. Merton Putney moved to West
| Haven yesterday.
snow from the side o. the tracks 10 Grand ave-
| nue. nearly to GAINESVILLE bridge and are workr
east. Most of the sn"w Is du ped from the
| docks Of the company's lot east Of Barnesville
bridge
| American Revolution are L. p. D smi. &, Fl. Fl
| Strong, Willis H.. r B. and NJ. A Farren and
| " il lam H. Pierpont Mot of them will attend
the annusl BANQUET Of the c -nnecticut society IN
| Monday evening a company Of friends of John
| Keast of sc Woolsey street paid him q surprise
visit and presented him with a handsome oak
| secretary Mr.. KeaSt was greatly surprised but
| thanked his fri+nfs for their kindnets. l. was
| his fiftieth birthday anniversa- fl spread
was served. among those attending were Mr.
and Mrs R. F Sheppard, Mr.. and Mrs George An
! DIRE 8, Mr.. and Mrs George Hepwor;h, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Robert Mac Arthur, MIR. and Mrs Fred VIII
lams, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles French, Mrs. E. A
| Bowditch, Mrs. Albert Bradley,
| party Of dozen or fifteen went to Har ford
last evening to attend one of the Murphy meet
ngs The party ~ nne Kev and MN -
Mrs Ms. G. D; Pa annd Miss Jennie Plumb ane
ne Of the J. K. Ryan locomotives, after re
| ceiving repairs, was taken back to the Fair Ha
| ven cut off on Monday afternoon.