Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-08-04
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Ladies' Night Mt East Rock Lodge |
They are Handsomely Entertained
Funeral OF ID. G. Burwel1-The
Walls of st. James, Church Injured
"A Good Catch OF Fish-New Sum
day school Library-Personal Mem
tion. -~ss~ .---s.-
Last evening after the regular meeting
of East Rock lodge, No. SS, A. o. q. W.,
the'universal lady friends of the MEM
beers were entertained In the lodge room
The ladies met at tho house of John G.
Hurd in East Pearl street, at $50 and were
escorted to the lodge room where cake,
Ice cream and lemonade was served. Then
there was surprise for Past Grand MaRter
Workman R. B. Fsrren~ and wife. On be-
half of the lodge Mrs. Farren was pre-
sented with beautiful crsyon picture of
her husband in a rich and heavy gilt
frame, ]. P. B. Ricketts, making the pre-
sentation. The crayon is almost a dupn-
cate of the one recently presented to the
lodge and both pictures were made by D.
E. Merchant. Among those present from
the city lodges were: Colonel James, Cap
tain. B. E. Brown and Attorney John G.
Gallagher, who made short speeches. The
matter of forming eide lodge composed
OF ladies was favorably constdered. The
company numbered about 200. The ladies
| seemed especially pleased with their enter
tai1ment, it having been their srst visit to
| the lodge.
The funeral of David @. Burwell was az
tended from the late residence of the de-
ceased on East Pearl street yesterday after
Raw nfiotat9nO Da1a-
cations were present from Polar Star lodge,
1. o. o. F., Admiral Foote post, G.. A. R
| and the fremen. The bearers were George
Dadman, John S Sanford, I'd. Walter Ho-
vey, Isaac Potter, William Granniss and
Hiram Bishop. The interment was in the
Fair Haven cemetery. The services were
largely attended by the relatives and
! friends.
1t was discovered yesterday that as q
result of the explosion of dynamite at the
Fair Haven cutoff on Monday portions OF
the plastered walls in the Sunday school
room of ST. James church were knocked
off. Glass in the windows of houses on
Hemingway mountain, three quarters of 8
mile away, was also broken.
| Rev. Mr.. Conrad of Worcester, Mass
will preach at the Grand avenue Congre
gational church on Sunday. Mr.. Conrad
| gave the charge at the installation of Rev
J. Lee Mitchell as pastor of the church.
The family of Rev. J. d. Hand are in tn,
Berkshi-e hills. Mr.. Hand will take hi
vacation later in the season.
Rev. and Mrs. j. Lee Mitchell are at Cor
dillac, Mich, the old home of Mrs. Mitch
ell. Mr.. Mitchell preached at jackson
Mich last Sunday, in the church of Rev
Mr.. Stiles, who has supplied the pulpit O
Rev. Mr.. Mitehell's church for the past tw'
Sundays.
Deacon Willis Hemingway and wife, VIII
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs
Joseph Cook, at her home in Ticonderoga
N. Y, returned Wednesday evening. Rev
Joseph Cook, who has been lecturipg q
Chautsuqua, Chicago and points west, re
turned to Ticonderogs this week. Las
Sunday he preached to a congregation Q
4 900 at Ocean grove.
One thousand two hundred new vol
umes have been purchased for the Ebrsr
of Grace church Sunday school and tn
books will be ready for distribution Ser
TENDER 1. Thomas Rogerson, the libra
risn, Is cataloguing the new books.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Moody have r.
turned from Milwaukee and the world
fair. At Milwaukee Mr.. Moody attende
the annual convention of the speci,
agents of the Northwestern Life Insul
ance company.
81. o. Barnes went out fishing on til
Quinnipisc river Wednesday evening an
caught dozen cells and two founders, OF
weighing five pounds and the other thre
, and half pounds.
Rev. J. 81. Hand will address the w.
7. U. meeting Sunday afternoon.
The chorus choir of the East Pea
street M. E. church will have vacstio
this month and the male choir of IL
oh mi ~ Prjo 81 % nj
furnish the music.
Francis Heal4y of 433 Blatchley avenr
will leave Monday for three months tor
in Europe.