Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-02-25
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Several Funerals Conducted Yester.
day-More of tho Columbian Stamps
Their Tenth Anniversary-Schoo
er Grace Bailey Overdue Sons of
Temperance Convention - Surprise
Party - Cartinx snow - Car Tracks
Observation-Disclosures Out Townsend
Avenue
The funeral of Timothy Francis. jr, the
five year old son of Alderman T. F. Gala
han, was attended from the residence of
the latter, III Chapel street, yesterday at
p. m. There was a very large attend
Ance
Acting Postmaster Smith has received
another invoice of the new Columbian
stamps at the postof6ce.
The fair and festival of thu Ladies' Aid
society of St. Andrews church given
Thursday evening Melted $75
District division No. l, Sons of Temper
ance, will hold a convention with Hiram
Camp division of Fair Haven Thursday, March ?,
Virginia, is considerably overdue: The cargo is
Bishop & Go. and Morris Hemingway The
schooner sailed from Fair Haven on January 49,
tenth anniversary Of their marriage at their home
on Quinnpiac street Wednesday evening
a surprise was given Master Walter Il. Barnes
ssn9S
lowed by a supper. Those present were M
fSs M Eta @s ssa Kisses
Isabel Rickstt., Lillie Frowdy, Ida Barthoio-
calls, Frank B. cargiII, LOUIS We1term an,
Ernest and Harry Jacobs, Irving Penfield. Will
/ Eiford Clark.
The horse railroad company still have a large
| number OF teams engaged in carting snow from
/ ing the work will have proceeded as far as
| GAINESVILLE bridge Another gang is cartiog fur
| Their east. 1t is slow work owing to the great
| Many loaded teams became stalled on the
it 70 detae s n
the horse carr to assist in pulling IONS out
Of tn, way. In other cases the cars had TO BIS
jumped from the track and dragged around the
l obStructions
| One OF Maloney's heavily loaded wagons broke
down on the horse railroad tracks near the post
Office Thursday evening, delaying the horse cars
! nearly half an hour. The wagon was badly
Virginia. He says tho two sehooners now over.
out to sea during the recent heavy gales
| The funeral of Sarah w. wife of Simeon Camp
| WAS conducted from the late residence of the de
ce,sed, 1874 Irand avenue, yesterday morning
Rev j. Lee Mitchell, officiating
Roahmaster Lawler and twenty three mer
| have been at work since the storm in cutting Out
| the snow drifts in Townsend avenue. For ovel
/ a mile it was necessary to make track g.
that teams could use the highway, as previously
i Yesterday Roadmaster Lawler with a gang Of
| men were clearing out the CUTTERS in Quinnipiat
| street near The corn. OF East Grand avenue.
At the funeral of Francis s. Fisher he'd from
| his late residence, Wol.ott street, yesterday
| afternoon. Rev. Lee Mitchell OBLIGATED. Tn,
| bearers were from Polar Star lodg. I. o o. F
| OF which the deceased was a member. The in
| terment was in the East Haven etery.
| The schoon Bonita succeed in getting up Il
| H. A. Stevens dock on South 'front.' Street, afte
steamer had worked many hours break ne the
ice from the channel The work Of dischargini
| the cargo OF oysters began yesterday.
| Rev. D. nj. James at the Second Congregations
church will preach sunday evening on: ''Th
| Kind of Fasting Tnat Feeds the Religious Life.
Al the morning service the topic will be: 'Th
| Cali to Membership in the Divine knsdom.h
| Big sticks Of green tin Der from he woods ar
| being Carried shr ugh Fair Haven to the We-
| haven sh1pyard, where another schooner Is Il
| b. ait. some of the timber is carted loni
| oi. lance.
| Rev. d. NJ James addressed one of the Murph,
| temperance meetings in Hartford this week
| 1t is expected that Edward Carsw-ll will ad
| dress unioa meeting on temperance in tn
| East p arl street Al. K. church next Thursda.
| evening.