Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-05-29
PAIRHAvEN NEWS.

Memorial Day Program - Social
Club Closes Its Gatherings - The
Sunday Night Cars-Tennis Games
To.Morrow-The Y. M. C. AEON
cert by Yale Students.
Memorial services in Fair Haven to-mor-
row morning will be under the direction of
William E. Morgan, past commander of
Admiral Foote post, g. A. R. The vacant
store at the corner of Grand avenue aud
East Pearl street will be open in the morn
ing for the reception of flowers, and 1t is
requested that the offerings may be as
large as possible. At 10 o'clock the pro-
cession will form on Grand avenue, will
proceed aoross the river, countermarch
in East Grand avenue and proceed direct
to Fair Haven cemetery, where the graves
of ia soldiers and sailors will be DECOR
ated. The Fair Haven public schools and
81. Francis parish school will participate
in the parade. A detail from the g. A. R.
posts and the 8. of V. will also appear in
the procession. 1t is requested that ss
many citizens as possible will display flags
during the day.
At the last meeting of the Entire Nous
club, held with Miss May Brown, 81 Pop
lar street. the first lady's prize, a silver
bon-bon basket, was awarded to Miss Flora
Stevens, and the first gentleman's prize, q
handgome silver hat mark, was won by
William Robinson. The BOBBY prizes, q
souvenir spoon and a seal card case, were
secured by Miss Emma Robinson and A. 8.
Thompson. Those present included Misses
Stevens, Brown, Dewell, johnson, May and
r. D.l
inson, Derrick, Thompson, Ronald and
Stevens. The club was organized in Octo-
Der, and has held some monthly meetings.
This was the last needing of the season.
Last evening the twelve minute cars ran
from Fair Haven until 1885, and from tbs
corner of State and Chapel streets until
11:48. 1t is understood that this arrange.
mentw will continue on Sunday evenings fol
the present.
Harry Hardy has become clerk for Will
liam A. Warner & Bro.
Much interest has been manifested iI
the tennis games to be played by the Y
II. G. A. teams tomorrow, and q CROWD
will undoubtedly be present at the grounds
in the annex. The teams are made up al
follows: Doubles, A. L. Chamberlain, jr.
B. Rowe; also John G.. Hurd and O
Thompson against Irving Hurlburt ani
| Ernest Chapman. In the singles A. L
Chamberlain, IT,, will play Ed Farren snt
| Irving Hurlburt will play O. B. Rowe
The games will be called at o'closk at tn
court in Prospect street.
Secretary Steele of the Y. N. g. A. hal
| been house cleaning the past week. Thu
rooms look more attractive than ever snt
Fair Haven young men should avail them
| selves of the pleasant surroundings snt
| good reading material that the association
| offers. A number of young men hav
| lately Joined and are using the gymnasium
and the bathing facilities that are es
| pecially desirable In the warm weather.
Arrangements are being made for con
cert to be given In the Grand avenue Bap
list church by the Yale Freshmen Gle
club. The club is composed of twenty tw'
members. This will afford the people o
Fair Haven a rare opportunity TO listen t.
| some excellent music. The date fixed /
the evening of Thursday, June 8.
Rev. Dr.. Sage is i'll from the effects o
severe labors during the recent protractes
meetings in his church and tbs g.ip 81
was unable to be out yesterday and tn
pulpit of the Baptist church was filed II
the morning by Rev. Mr.. Morgan of tn
Yale divinity school, who is supplying q
| the Dixwen avenue mission.
|. The coming week tie mission services a
st. Francis church will be for the NAL
members of the parish. The services be
gin in the evening at 1880 and the frs
mass is at o. M. The mission is held b
| the Dominican fathers.