Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-14
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Boys' Brigade Excursion-HisH House
 Full of Boarders Services in the
 Churches-Putting School Buildings
 in Order - To Form a Degree of
 Honor-SettlIng an Estate.
 The excursion to Glen Island on Satur' | day by the Fourth company of the Boys | brigade connected with the East Pearl | street M. E. church was very pleasant affair. The company made fine appear ance.
 Ezra Hesly, the Grand avenue druggist, will leave in few days on his annual va cation. He will go to Ocean Grove and afterward to Lake Mohonk.
 Smith Granniss, formerly of Fair Haven,s is having great success in catering to the public at Grand View villa, Lake Bantam, this season. His house, which accommo dates fifty persons, has been filled all the season, and he has been obliged to turn | away guests. It is said he has the finest | boarding house south of Litchfeld. The services st the Second Congregs-
 tional church and the Grand avenue Bap-
 tist church last evening were under the
 direction of the Y. P. S. 0. E. of the
 churches. At the Second church Frank
 S. Bishop, president of the New Haven | Christian Endesvor union, and Denison B. | Tucker, formerly president of the Wor- cester union, made interesting addresses on Christian Endeavor work, and st the Bap-
 tist church Miss Morgan gave an edifyirg | address.
 | Rev. Mir. Morgan of the Dixwell avenue
 Baptist church, who has been supplying | ba Ipff of tha fat
 church during the absence of Rev Dr.
 Sage, preached again yesterday morning.
 Rev. Dr. Sage will return from his vsca-
 ton this week and will preach next Sun
 day.
 Rev. Mir. Stiles of Jackson, Mich,
 preached in the Grand avenue Congrega-
 tional church yesterday.
 The W. O. T. union meeting was ad-
 dressed yesterday afternoon by Rev. U. O.
 Mohr of the Ferry street Congregations
 church.
 1.-The Parablss of Our Lord" was the
 subject by Rsv. J. H. Hand at the East
 Pearl street NJ. E. church last evening.
 The chorus choir is taking a vacation this
 month and the singing is by the male choir
 and 1t is very satisfactory.
 The parish school building of St Fran cis' church iE being put in order for an . other year. There are fourteen schoo | :. past year aud there is room for fitting uI
 two additional rooms.
 A preliminary meeting to arrange fo !, the institution of lodge of the Degree O
 Honor, A. O. U. w., will be held in thu 8 lodge room at the corner of East Pear 8 | street and Grand avenue this evening , | Good speakers will be in attendance to ex 0 plain the aims and objects of the Degre r. of Honor. A sufficient number of signer
 II =. oI~.I A. . Nt, t success of the enterprise, but 1t Is hope 8 to make this the largest and best lodge o .- the D. of H. in this jurisdiction. The ne' r lodge will be instituted next Friday even
 ing. The fee for charter membership 1 S1. The committee consists of R. B. Fal s ren, Frank P. Tyler, J. o. Gallagher, E ,r E. Marsh aud L. B. Clark.
 d John Hill, the jsnitor of Woolsey schoC
 and fauily are visiting relatives in Utici B. N. Y.
 IS R. W. Keast, cle,k in L. W. Moody 10 insurance office Is spending his vacatio Y in Massachusetts.
 ., A very pleasant gathering was held I
 the pretty residence IF Ferry street. v- being in honor of Mics Nellie O'Donnell (
 Meriden, who is the guest of MT. and Mir d John Coyle. Among the many presel l; who enjoyed the evenings festivities wer ie Charles Coyle, Terrence Coyle, Mrs. t. Berrigin, John Smith, (the Messrs. Deskin D. Anna Laden, Nellie O'Donnell, LiLz :; Katie Fitzgerald. Messrs: Cahill ar Id Maher furnished banjo music, and
 pleasant evening was spent by all. i'd The claim of Mrs. Caroline L. Bradl, v. against the estate of Mary A. Futile it. East Haven for $500, which has been pen L. ing in the superior court, has been settle Nh The beneficiaries under the will have a | a nf hal enf w cient to give Mrs. Bradley S1 300 on cond a; ton that the claim should be withdraw ,n l which was done.
 The Italian laborers who are working b, the new Shore Line layout in the Ann, W have been giving residents ou the neigh r, much trouble since the fruit trees COT ie menced to bear fruit, and many of the 0 J; chards have been badly damaged by tl ss depredstors.
 B. Special Officer Farren, who has been
 the watch for the thieves, caught Ange t. Ssuldrelli in the act of picking apples fro D. 8 tree in the garden of Luoius ". Moody. E. In the city court Saturday Sauldrelli W T. fined $3 and costs. Farren says that Il d, fellow attempted to draw 8 knife, but tn
 threats of clubbing made him desist. st MRS. YoUNG's TROUBLES. U U Mrs. Charles Young of AS Haven stre Q. has been separated from her husbai w through some family troubles, and the la he ter went to live in Amsterdam, N. Y. S aa has found it pretty hard to get along sr ed support her two children. She had
 tended to have the children sent to the I a. form school and then seek assistance fro be the town for her own support. 1T h. mother the other day secured 8 complsi t, for the oldest child, boy, alleging th e. he stole some peaches from 8 dealer ( D. Grand avenue. Agent Preston of the an ganized Charities investigated the woman IT. story, and found it to be untrue. Wh, ne Judge Cable learned of the clrcumstanc
 he promptly denied the application sI a. discharged both children.