Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-04-06
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

X. p. 8. O. Il. ORcers Elected
Three of the Hanscom Vessels Ar
rive Removing an East Side
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to Light the
Borough LamPs-Funeral Of mr..
Perry.
The officers and committees elected at
the ninth annual meeting of the Y. P. 8.
Q. Z. of the Second Congregational
church, are as follows: President, W. A.
Hemingway; vice president, G. B. Rowe;
secretary. Miss Mabel Black; treasurer,
w. W. Wright; prayer meeting commit
tee, Merritt A. Farren, Mr.. and Mrs. R. @.
Hart, L. D. Tracy, Miss Helen Baldwin;
lookout committee, John Thompson, o.
Thompson, Walter Clogston, Mrs James
Woodhouse, Miss Minnie Doolittle; social
committee, g. W. Kelsey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ct. Wright, II. ]. Hulce, Miss Emma
Mcdonald, Miss Bertha Ives, Miss Kittie Mallory;
calling and relief committee. @. E. Steele. ]. o.
Clogston, James Young, Mrs. John Hathaway,
Miss Rose Burwell; music committee, Misc Ada
Linsley, Miss Jennie Plumb, Miss Jeanne Mallory,
Miss Moss Rose, Miss Emma Mcdonald, Miss Myra
futile, Miss Kittie Mallory, Mrs. James Wood
house: After the election cake and cream were
All young men interested in athletics are re-
qussted to meet at the rooms Of the Y. N. @. A.
| this evening at O'Clock.
The Novelty Wire Goods company is fitting up
quarters over Q: A. Roses store, and will soon
| begin the manufacture Of goods.
the A Borough Of Fse
The number Of lamps has been reduced about
schooners william Nicely, Captain Thompson,
Grace Seymour, Captain Holmes and 81. II.
heet, arrived 10 the harbor with coal yesterday.
| Fred Ranahan leaves for Hartford Monday,
having accepted position with bicycle estab-
NJ. A. Farren, g. W. P, will this evening In
stall officers Of Harmony division. Tuesday
evening he installed the officers at Wallingford
At the funeral Of John II. Perry this afternoon,
| to be held from his late home on Wolcott street
| the bearers will be from East Rock lodge A. o
W. t New England Order OF Protection Knisnts
| organizations, with which the deceased was con
Rev. Charles 81. Doupe, who has been the act
Ing rector OF St ia, Jsmsss church has received
tor. Mr.. Doupe began preaohins last year upoi
the retirement of Rev br. yibbert.
BE- OF o.
In visiting divisions preparatory to the semi-an
nual session Of the grand division to be held II
! South Norwalk Thursday, April ".
Rev. A. Douglass Miller asked his parishioner
OF Grace church for $500 for special parish pur
poses, and the Easter offering amounted to $6Ot
with forty bushels from smithtown, Long Islam
arrived yesterday.
/
} | the Quinnipiac river for practice.
, | j. H. Thorpe began tearing down the one-stor
| | Hemingway building on East Grand avenue yel
, | terday morning, and at night it was nearly d.
molisned and removed. Sherman Russell fs
dealer, removed to slyns market, and Phil
Borst, barber, removed to the room over FIR,
lich's tobacco store for temporary occupati o
: until ths new building is completed.
j. B. Burr, for some time past manager Of D.
9 | Shephards pharmacy in West Haven, will shor
aad at
Il fh0rN rnhI v ant in hro ~t Of
3 business and his friends will wish him much su
{ cess in his new venture.