Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-18
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Evangelist Murphs's Work in Fair Haven-The Local Committee of Ar- rangements-The Concert | asst Night . Brilliant Success.
 T. E. Murphy ,the temperance evangelist, will begin his work here on Tuesday even- ing, January 24th. N. A. Farren had a consultation with him last week and he promised to come on that date. He comes here under the auspices of the churches, the Y. M. c. A. and the temperance so- cieties. The local committee of arrange Rev. J. Lee Mitchell, Rev. E O. Ssgs, Rev. J. Fl. Hand, Rev. MT. Doupe, Charles Hub bard, NJ. A. Farren, 0. E. Steele, Curtis Bushnell, jr., John s. Sanford, 2d, E. 0. Hill, F. B. Smith, John McGregor, Frank D. Ludingten, N. A. Beebe, Frank Kama han, J. H. Perry, A. P. Batee, Mrs. H. Fl. Thompson, Mrs. Charles Allen. This com mittee will meet for organization and pre- liminary arrangements at the rooms of the Y. M. 0. A. Thursday evening at o'clock. MT. Murphy has promised to labor eight days, and if the work Is sufficiently en- coursging will continue five days longer. An athletic entertainment will be given in the gymnasium of the Y, M. O. A. Sat urday evening. January 28. The two Dr. l Andersons, instructors at Yale, with a class of four students, will give an exhioi, l ton with the apparatus. One of the in structors will also give @ short but inter esting talk on athletics. All young men, whether members of the association or not are invited.
 Arrangements are being made for the St Francis parish fair to be held in Washing
 ton hall next month.
 | Announcement is made of @ sociable tt
 be given by Polar Star lodge, I. o. o F d
 Osborn hall February 2. Music will b.
 furnished by the Second regiment hand.
 After an absence of five years Thomal 0. Nevins, who formerly and for many
 years was connected with the New HaveI | Wire company aa superintendent, has re
 turned to his old position. MT. Nevins
 family is at present in New York.
 For the present Frederick Foote has
 shop in the basement of his house ol
 South Quinnipisc street, where he msnu
 factures wire novelties. Until recently
 was engaged with the New Haven Wir
 company.
 Mrs. Eliza Burnes and family of Cincir
 nati, O., are visiting friends here.
 Dave Rogers, formerly Fair Haven an
 Westville relief conductor, is now drivin , Hartford car.
 This evening at the Second Congreg'
 tional church the cantata of "The Culpr
 Fay" the program for which was printe [ in this paper, will be presented. The con , pany is su excellent one and a fine ente
 tainment may be expected.
 The presentation of the fairy cantat
 "Culprit Fay" in the Second Congreg Al IL ,s Sv,o ] day evening, January IS, by the Ladie Glee club of the Dwight Place church,
 looked forward to with incre asing iutere
 as the time for its rendering approache Mrs. M. A. Griggs, the directress, is 2 thorough and successful musician, with . reputation fully established. as is show
 by her glee club having been invited
 sing at the worlds Columbian exhibitio @ The glee club of ladies is to be assisted 0 the Gentlemen's Glee club of the Dwig - Place church, the choir of the Seco1
 Congregational church, Miss Gertru' t Sanford and MT. Edward 0. Woodstoc l. 1 The entertainment is for the benefit of t
 Ladi. 8 Social guild connected with tl - Second church and is of euch an interet X ing character that 1t must be 8 success. AN AUDIENCE OF OVER EIGHT HuNDRE | Over eight hundred people listened r the delightful concert given by the Dudl
 Buck qusrtette of NewYork city last eve
 ing in the Grand avenue Congregation
 church. The affair was 8 magnificent sr :. cess from beginning to end, and those VI ' heard the celebrated quartette for the fiji
 time were rapturous in their praise. Tht l. parts were we'll rendered and sustained d all their selections, and to the hearty c @ cores they generously responded. Mi Kettle Bradley, the soprano soloist, on | reappearance in the church where she h y sung 80 long, was given a great ovatio e She was in splendid voice and never sa better. She responded to two encores, | , last being "Home, Sweet Home," t. D verses of which she sang with great swe l. ness. Miss Avice Boxsll, with her de t, cate rendering on the harp, was warm J. Applauded. Both ladies received elega l. floral tributes. Victor Harris was an al ,s piano accompanyist. It is to be hop l. that the guar tette, consisting of H. E. D 7, telhurst, Charles s. Phillips, Everett s- Swslm and Frederick Reddsll. with t ], other artists, may be heard here agai 3, After the concert the company were ( e tertained by Rev. and Mrs. J. Lee Mitch F. at their home on Grand avenue.