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

Parish EIectiOn-A Cargo OF Plants
Good Voyage of the H. r. Shares
Surprise Party-Persons Who Are
HI.
Miss Agnes B. Bailey of $40 Quinnipiac
street is visiting Mrs. Matte Higgins of
Branford. -.
The schooner Elenora dis discharging
5000 bushels of Virginia plants down the
harbor for the beach beds. They are to
be placed on the grounds of A. B.
Barnes.
Express Agent J.. ]. Dayton is having .
fight with neuralgia about his face, but
has not given up business.
The annual meeting of the Y. P. 8. @.
E. of the Second church will be held this
evening. After the business sociable
will be held.
At the annual meeting of the parish of
Grace Episcopal church, held last evening,
these officers were elected:
wardens-s. K Jones, A. J. Weld.
]. E. Reeves, I Fred F. sishsp, q. Il. smith,
Thomas Rogerson, Herbert Jones, William
Moulton, W. Il. Douohy, Il. h. Netseton, DR.. e.
CIsrENC. H. Smith.
Treasurer-E. h. Fenton.
Miss Hannah Smith, who has been in the fam fam.
lily of Ezra Healy, the druggist, for the past
three years, leaves for her old home In CORNWALL,
N: Y, this week.
feet made fine run from Batim ore to Calves
ton with coal. The voyage lasted twenty Gays,
the vessel beating schooners that Glea a. Two
gales but took favorable slant of wind to send
her on her voyage. The Shares secured good
dispatch at Galveston, and Is on the way north
with cottonseed meal.
Miss Grace Kanahan, who has been very i'll for
on Wednesday evening the Young Peoples
Society Of Christian Epdeavor Of the Grand ave
sae sa 6as IN Tie Sire ss sos:
| Of Temperance hall. Much preparation has
been made, and it promises to be a fine enter
Mr.. Meeker of ss4 Exchange street. who
recently met with severe accident In the rolling
mill Is encouraged to believe that he viii no.
Mr. and Mrs. M D. Stevens of Exchange stree
the
Miss Daisy Huband Of 10 Wolcott street wal
recently surprised BY few Of her young friends
and a spread was aftsE snar , served Amenl
sroWn' Iottie FsircSiid, Eta Fairchiid, Bell
| Ricketts,, Lena Foote Bessie Bronson, Ross Cakes
Eta Coles. Ethel Is,. Ellis, Jennie Duffy, Graci
| Tibballs, Walter Barnes, Ernest Jacobs, Horatil
Ford, Louie Wetherman, Arthur Ellis, Franz
| Davis.
Mrs. W. B. Hubbard of Boston, formerly o
Fair Haven is visiting here.
| The Sunday school Of the St. James churcl
| are to give an entertainment ia the Sunda,
school room this evening.
DEATH OF NE. coYNE, THE BUILDER.
John Coyne OF 2a9 Ferry street died last Sur
day Of pneumonia. He was sixty five years oil
and was one Of the oldest 1ilders In New Haver
He came to this country from Ireland when
young man. and learned his trade OF the fathe
| of Merritt F. Munsell He leaves q widow an
one son, John J. Coyne; also two daughters, Mr.
| Mary Donnelly and Miss Julia Coyne. DAM,
| Coyne Is a brother Of the deceased. Mr.. Coyn
| was one of the Oldest members OF st. Francis
| church.
DEATH OF WILLIAM s. ROBINSON, THE Eco MANI
| 1AcTURER
Mr.. william 8. Robinson died at his home, n,
80 Clinton avenue, last evening. Deceased ha
been in poor health for quite long time.
was wellknown citizen, having been for yea
| engaged in the manufacture of tubs, pals, key
ETC., at II, 10 and 81 East Pearl street.