Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-13
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

New Members of the Golden Eagle
New Shoe Store-Neyv Quarters for
Adams' Express CompanY-East EHa-
ven Stage Line Sold-Athletes In
Trafnfng-Banjo for the Prize
Praise Service.
All of the members of Columbia castle,
Knights of the Golden Eagle, are requested
to attend the regular meeting tomorrow
evening. Four candidates are to take the
first degree, and the new parsphernalia la
to be used.
R. B. Farren has gone to Chicago on q
business trip.
The funeral of Darius Driver was con-
Quoted from the home of his daughter, Mrs
Edwin A. Blakeslee, 329 Exchange street,
Saturday afternoon. The remains were
placed in the receiving vault of the Grove
street cemetery, and later in the spring
will be inferred in the Bethany cemetery.
The deceased was one of the oldest Fair
Haven residents-nearly ninssy-fve years
Of age.
Winch Brothers Of Boston are fitting up
and will soon occupy the store 800 Grand
avenue for the shos business.
Fred Fisher, the barber, Is confined to
his home from the effects of rheumatism.
Levi Rowe of L. Gum & Co., has gone
south, and will load several vessels with
oysters during his absence.
Frank Conger, the station agent at East Ha
ven, who has been ill for several weeks, is being
treated in private hospital in New Xork.
New quarters for the office Of the Adams Ex-
store at No: East Grand avenue. For several
OF or A hl1f hA hnaineSa hav
doubled in two years more room was necessary.
The East Haven stage route bias been sold by
Gertie, the five yesr-old child Of Thomas Mol
10y Of Clay street, who died very suddenly of
spinal meningitis, was buried Saturday. She
head, which was the cause of her fatal illness.
The athletes of the St. Ignatius society do not
g ID
day of the local T. a. B. societies Among the
Thomas m1an and
There are also number OF speedy bfcycists
who would make good showing il they were to
John Muldoon, John F. Gibbons, James Byrnes
and W. b. Harry. The latter won second prize
In a tournament in Springfield, Mass, last Sep.
TENDER.
Next Friday evening, March II, a nickel plated
banjo, donated to the St. Ignatius society by
clety rooms on Ferry street. About 4co tickets
have already been sold
A praise Service in which descriptions Of the
Avenue Baptist church last evening. The pro-
Fanny l. Beebe; Sing On, " BY the choir; prayer,
Deacon o. J.; Hull; "An Hail." congregation;
scripture reading, Superintendent r. b. Smith;
reading, ashamed Of Jesus" Mrs. E, g. Sage;
solo, Daisy Duell; reading, Something For
Thee" Mrs Chareis Sherman, with singing By
congregation; reading, II Think when Read
That Sweet Story OF Old" s. ]. Latta, with solo
by Charley Darby; "rhe Light Of Home" choir;
exercises by the primary department; reading
Il Want to be an Angel Mrs. 9. ]. Latta, with
solo BY Sadie Smith; reading, 'shall We Gather
BY the congregation; what Shall We Do With
Jesus" choir:s address by Superintendent;
Harry santry and Ned Williams; reading, Lead
the choir; reading, Nearer Ny God to Thee"
Ed Ives, with duet BY Grace Carpenter and Harry
Cooke; reading, 81 Heard the Voice Of Jesus
Say" Mrs. Emory Smith, with hymn BY congre-
reading, Brock Of Ages" Miss Ida Waters with
the hymn b. the congregation; reading, 'Blest
be the Tie That Biads, ~ with the hymn by the
congregation. The collection is to be used to-
ward buying hymn books to be used by the Sun
day school, Y. P. 8. O. E. and the prayer meet
ings.