Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-21
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Sleiehing Parties-school Flags at
 Half-Mast-The Murphy Temper.
 ance Campaign-Organixati Of the
 General Committee-rhe Prelimi.
 nary Meeting-At . Westville Basket
 Festival. .
 Fifteen members of the Allegro Bicycle club attended the ball of the Rover'a Wheel club at Warner hall.
 The flags of the Fair Haven schools were at half-mast yesterday in honor of the late ex-President Hayes.
 Mrs. Martha J. Futile of Front street Is visiting her nephew, Dwight Ball, of Essex.
 Thursday evening William A. Warner, R. T. Warner, Irving Harrison and Walter Kelley Gall of w. A Warner & Brothers), E. G. Allis of The Shore Line Times, and George F. Tufts went on 6 sleigh side to North Branford and were entertained at the home of MT. Harrison's father, N. J. Harrison. The party were accompanied by | trombone, horns, COW bells and an awful big gong.
 The same evening the members of B. A. | T. Tennis club went to the Branford Point house in W. s. Johnson's barge. | Charles Peet, in the office of H. O. Rowe & Go: for the past year and half has ac' | cepted place in New London. He is suc- ceeded by Burr Baldwin of Torrington.
 The general committee having charge of the Murphy meetings soon to be held in Fair Haven has been organized as follows: President, Rev. J. Fl. Hand; vice presi- dent, Charles N Hubbard; secretary, Mer- 1 ritt A. Farren; treasurer, John McGregor; finance committee, E. o. Hill. John Me Gregor, Charles Seeley, A. P. Bates, W. P. Bostwick; committee on meetinga, Revs. J. H. Hand, J. Les Mitchell, E. 0. Sage, D. | M. A. Farren; committee on music, John o. Bradley, George Dsdman, W. A. Hem. ingway: ribbon committee, Mrs. H. Fl. Thompson, Mrs. Charlotte Watrous, Mrs. J. G. Hurd, Mrs. J. O. Clogston, Miss Hat. tie M. Seeley; pommittee on printing, M A. Fsrren, M, J. Barnes, J. Fl. Perry committee on ushers, Charles E. Steele committee on signing of pledge, Rev. F D. Ludington, L. w. Moody, J. G. Hurd, Curtis Bushnell, jr.; F. B. Smith Fred Kanahan, George O. Foote, Johr Adams, Henry W. Russell, Frank Kama han; committee on Christian workers, Fl
 M. Perry, Mrs H. M. Perry, Stewart Nor gan, John Sanford, 2d., Mrs. J. H. Perry
 Mrs. o. W. Kanahan. George J. Gutbrod
 Charles M. Hubbard, J. o. Clogeton, w
 H. Pollard, N. A. Beebe, Walter Tate 10. J. Hull, Walter Welton, Waite
 Bishop, Mrs. Fred Siebert, Mrs. H
 H. Benedict, F. J. Mans6eld, Mrs
 A. Wackel. Nearly all the member
 were present and much interest was man
 ifested in the approaching work. Tn
 Murphy meetings will commence in th | rk r1 1okr M E
 evening, January 26, continuing Frids;
 and Saturday evenings ard Sunday after noon; Grand avenue Congregations church, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday an'
 Wednesday evenings, and closing at tn Second Congregational church on the even
 ings of Thursday, Friday and Saturday
 At these meetings large chorus choir un der the leadership of J. O. Bradley wi
 sing.
 Il A meeting preliminary to the Murph temperance campaign will be held in tn Grand avenue Congregational church te
 morrow at 3 p. m. under the auspices c the Y. NJ. c. A., and will be led by Joh G. Hurd. Charles A. Baldwin, Rev. F. [ Ludington, Rev. MT. Plumb, Captai , Frank M. Lovejoy, William Brell, Samut } DeArmitt and the local pastors are e1 , pected to speak. Singing by the nal
 choir of the NJ. E church.
 At the basket festival given by We; Rock division, 8. of T., of Westvillt Hiram Camp division of Fair Have ) was we'll represented. The baskets we, } auctloned eff by M. A. Farrer G. W. F., realizing $20. Among thos , from Fair Haven were: Mir. and Mrs. \ l A. Farren, Miss Ida Waters, Miss Harrit |, Bates, Miss Hattie Baldwin, Miss Laul Barbsrick, Miss Hattie Converse, Wasl
 ington Cunningham. Ed. Stiles, Fran
 aud Fred Ksnahsn, Howard and Willar
 Waters, Elias Perry, Charles E Hart, Mii Gertrude Robinson and George Nichols ( the city, and Miss May Doolittle of Wel Haven.
 Tn Memory of Ex-President HayeI
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