Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-06-24
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Preached the Ordination Sermon-A
Schoone Refitted-Committee Re.
port Well Backed Up-Debate In the
8. OF II. Hall-Stocking Up With
Fireworks.
Rev. DR.. Sage preached at the ordination
and installation of Rev. F. D. Ludington
at Worthwhile this week. Mr.. Ludington
was presented, as testimonial of esteem
from the Grand avenue Baptist church,
with sum of money designed for the pur
chase Of baptismal robe. Mr.. Ludinston
was baptized and licensed to preach from
the Grand avenue church.
The schooner Don Sooz has besn refitted
and furnished with new sails at Northport.
IL.
On July II the picnic of the Baptist
church will be held at Pawson Park, and
the Methedists will 60 to the same place
July IS.
The Children of Mary of st. Francis
church have donated 5000 toward the new
church that is to be built.
Yesterday WAS a squally day, and the
weather was bad for oyster catching and
! boating. The waves on the river and har-
Dor ran as high as during winters storm
The report of the committee on cities
and boroughs in favor Of running the cleo
trio road in front of the Morris Cove cot
tages is received with great favor. Now
60 ahead and lay the rails as soon as the
general assembly accepts the report, as 1t
surely will.
Fair Haven will send goo lily delegation
to the Hyperion to night to listen to the
play ga Temperance Town." given for the
benefit of the Masonic charity foundation.
The question as to whether any prohibi
tive law curtailing the individual rights
under the constitution is a violation of that
guarantee, was debated at the regula,
meeting of Hiram Camp division, Sons Of
Temperance, Thursday evening. W. b.
Pollard, J. L. Crosby and F. P. Stafford
spoke in the affirmative, and s. II. Morgan
9. W. HAWAIIAN and Mrs. William Houston
apoke In the negative. The judges wer,
unable to agree on a decision and 1t wa
voted that the same parties should con
tinue the debate in two weeks
Miss Mabel Lsncrsft is home from
Wellesley college and Miss Laura DemiDl
has returned from Bradford academy.
Tomorrow afternoon Is the meeting o
the Y. NJ. G. A. Bible class. 1.-THE Trans
, lation" will be the subject for considers
ton.
Captalu Osklub o. Tue liSntSnlp, WHO
vessel is laid up while repairs are bein
r made, went to New York yesterday to a.
sist for few days ON one of the old lin
steamers.
Peter Jacobson, the tailor, who has bee
4 working in New York for several weeks, 4
home owing to the severe illness of one O
q his children. Mr.. Jacobson has had
great deal of sickness in his family of lat,
and lost one of his children by death.
The past week has brought big d,
mand for rubber hose, one firm havin
I sold nearly 1000 feet per day.
q The dealers are stocking up with fir
9 works and the nights will soon be mad
hideous with explosions. Meantime IL
bombardment over at the cut ia kept .
day and night.
Rev. Arthur Smith of st. andrew
q church oficiated at the marriage of Lizzi
daughter of Amos G. Merrills of Cent
street, and Mr.. Erbsrt of Howard avenu
20 Mrs. E. Otis Hovey of Chicago is visiti1
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry La
craft, and will remain through the sur
K mer.
10 Mrs. P. NJ. Dsming is in Springfield vi
iting her GOD, Harvey.