Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-01-14
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

At the Ruins of the Big Fire-Mr. 81 |
lis Elected the Secretary and Treas |
urer-Famfliar Talks Before the |
Y. M. @ Attic North Quinnipiac |
Street Bridge-Sent the L1ttle Loco
motive Back-Mr. Hemingway In
Arizona-Omcers of the East Haven
Grange-Dr. Anderson to Visit the
Gymnasium.
Many people visited the ruins of the
distillery fire yesterday. 1t is the general
opinion that the fremen are worthy of
great commentator for stopping the FIRE
where they did.
In few days a course of familiar talks
on subjects of interest to members of the
Y. NJ. G. A. will be begun. These talks
will be given fortnightly and will be on
| popular subjects
J. B. Ellis has been elected secretary and
treasurer of the Engraveur Process COM
pany. He is also travelling agent for the
| concern.
There was to have been hearing at
| MON depot yesterday upon the petition
| to widen the abutments of the proposed
new Shore Line railroad bridge over North
Qutnnipiac street, but the commissioners
finally adjourned the matter for one week.
| One of the small locomotives employed
in hauling material at the Fair Haven cut
off, and which broke down two weeks ago,
was hauled down to Belle dock yesterday
to be shipped back to Baltimore for re-
pairs. Eight horses attached to a heavy
truck were employed in making the trans
| fer.
Clifford Hemingway, who went west in
September, is now stopping with James
Thompson, ex judge of the New Haven city
| court, at Phoenix, Arizona. Mr.. Heming-
way writes that his friend Thompson has
an extensive vineyard, and is now erecting
a large building for drying fruits.
At the Sunday afternoon meeting of the
Y. N. G. A. Walter Kelly will preside.
The East Haven grange has elected off
GERS as follows: Master. L. F. Richmond
overseer, James Hawkins; lecturer, Mrs.
Ewell Lewis; treasurer, Mrs. Leroy Kirk
ham; secretary. Mrs. S. w. F. Andrews;
steward, II. Walter Chidsey; assistant
steward, W. Bradley; lady assistant stew
ard, Miss Annie Ewell; gate keeper, j. s.
| Tyler; fora, Mrs. W. Chidsey; pomona,
Mrs. E. B. Woodward; ceres, Mrs. j. 8.
Tyler.
Some time next month Dr. Anderson OF
Yale, with half dozen of the Yale athletes,
will give an exhibition in the Y. NJ G. A
gymnasium to the members.
The board of directors of the Y. N. G.
A. have voted to constitute Her bsrt Barnes
81. a. Strong and D. D. Mallory life mem
bers Of the organization. A rule of the as
ISOLATION provides that any person upon
payment of $50 into the treasury may bt
eligible to life membership.
At the old fashioned New England sup
per given at the home of Miss Mamie Jones
1875 James street, Thursday evening under
the auspices CT the Young Peoples guild o.
Grace P. E. church there was an sttendanc,
of about 100, five large tables having beer
set. The affair was very successful aud wa
greatly enjoyed by all who attended. Thos'
who waited on the tables were Mrs o. H
Barr, Miss Kittie Larom, Miss Mani,
Jones, Miss Edith Porter, Miss Nelli'
Scranton and Miss Alice Finch. After thu
supper games were played and then tn
party broke up to go to the big distiller.
| fire
Officer Mack has been confined to hi
home for the past eight days with a car
buncle on his neck. He was much bette
yesterday.
Il Mr.. G. q. Blakeslee will organize Ger
man class this evening at 1880 O'Clock a
!, Miss Carrie Grummsn's residence, 49,
Blatchley avenue. All persons interested
are cordially invited.