Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-02-28
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

New Divisions Quarters-The Trip OF
the ssshriners''-Sleishin Party to
Waningford - Seeded From the
Bicycle Club - His Tenth Ami.
versary-To Make Wire Novelties.
The quarters of Union camp division 8.
of T. in the Central hall building, have
been refitted with new carpets and mat
tings, and new furniture has also been
added. At the last meeting of the division
thirteen new members, including Rev. D.
N. James and Rev. J. Lee Mitchell, were
initiated. The meeting this week will be
on Wednesday evening, and the Rev. J. b.
Hand will be initiated.
So tar as can be learned, none of the
Fair Haven members of the Mystic Shrine
will participate in the tour to Mexico of
the New York members of the order, which
begins on March 16. If 1t were earlier in
the season some would undoubtedly go
from here.
A sleighing party went to Wallingford
last evening and took supper at the hotel.
They went up in single sleighs and report
a fine time. The party were from the east
side, and included c. e. Bray, Marcus
Hemingway, Edward Barnes, R 6. Davis,
W. A. Buck, William Kellogg and Fred
erick Street, with their wives.
The following have resigned from the
Allegro Bicycle club: Frank P. Ryan,
W. E Weaver, W. A. Granniss, Walter
May brey, Charles voos, William Messick,
James Brown, William Jacobs, j. j. Eng
| lish and W. Painter. There was some
| dissatisfaction in the club, SO these mem
| bers decided to secede.
After several hours of work cutting Ice
| in the Quinnipiac river yesterday, a gang
| of men succeeded in taking the schooner
Bonita across from Stevens dock to Lud-
| inaton & Palmer's, where the remainder
| of the oysters will be discharged.
Paul A. Goldberg, who runs q news
paper stand in the postofice building,
celebrated the tenth anniversary of his
marriage at his home, II Grand avenue
on Sunday. A party of his friends were
present and it was pleasant affair for all
Next Sunday evening at the Second Con
grepational church Rev. D. N. James vii
preach on 1.-THE Mission of Modern Broth
erhoods." Members of local orders anc
lodges are invited to attend the service.
In the city court yesterday morning Pat
rick Fogarty and Patrick Hurley were triet
for trespass, having entered the temper
ance rooms on East Grand avenue whe1
Intoxicated. Fogarty was discharged snt
Hurley was sent to jsi1 for twenty day
for drunkenness. The men were ARRESTED
by Officers Mack and Roche.
R. B. Farren of Fair Haven, grand mas
ter workman of the A. o. q. W., New Eng
land jurisdiction, will preside at the grant
lodge, which convenes in Boston to day
The delegates from East Rock lodge lef
yesterday.
Henry Russell and Frederick Foote hav
formed partnership for the manufactur
of wire novelties.
The Epworth league of the East Pear
Street M. E. church, has presented sub
scription Of the Epworth Herald to the Y
NJ. g. A. and have also given set Q
leather covers lettered in gilt for holdir
the papers
-Four members of the Eel club of th
annex went down to Fort Hale yesterda
and dug about eight dozen big clans, som
of them weighing pound.
Miss Ida Leonard of Middletown ha
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ,
l Mansfiel6