Morning journal and courier., 1893-04-21
FAIR HAVEN NRws.

Some Persons who Are Ill-Omcer
Doody Getting Hotter - shipping
oyster seed-Another Council OF the
Brotherhood of Relfef-In the Secret
Societies.
Mrs. Denny, the mother Of Mrs D. II.
James, who is very i'll at her home in
Nashville, Tenn, was boarding at Or
landa, Fla, in the hotel where the families
of Lucius and Albert Rowe spent the
winter
Morgan e Fowler, the foreman and
Charley Wilson, assistant foreman of Day
ton Hook and Ladder company, who have
been very i'll with the grip, are now better.
| Mr.. Wilson's son, Augustus Wilson, is
quite low with consumption, having been
confined to his home since last summer.
A boat is moored at Barnesville bridge
with fresh shad. A fish stand was located
on Grand avenue near Front street during
the winter, but the proprietor had to quit
yesterday owing to the storm.
Officer Doody, who was badly hurt by a
runaway team, is able to sit up a little
every day, and hopes to be on duty next
week. But his face Is still sorry sight
to behold.
"This beats anything IN my history"
was Willis Bunnell's observation on the
snow storm last evening. There were q
good many comparisons of dates in an
endeavor to remember another such storm
so late in April.
street to Quinnipisc station and the houss
vacated has been occupied by William Rus.
sell.
The Lsnoraft Brothers have about 70,
600 bushels of two and three years old
oysters, but will market only 81, 900 or 80,
900 bushels this season. They recently
sold 5000 bushels to Providence planter
who also secured an option on 5000 bush.
els more. The Lancrafts intend planting
about 5000 bushels of oysters on their
beds at Rockaway and Great South bay.
Albert Maynard has purchased a loi
from the Nal by estate on Grand avenue
and John Lowe, the contractor, Is building
thereon a store and two flats. Mr.. May
! nard will occupy one of the flats.
Another council of tho Brotherhood Of
Relief, No. 5, is to be formed this evening
at the jewelry store of W. s. & E. d
Rowe, 81 Grand avenue. All who hav,
Joined are requested to meet at S:15 o'olocl
,, to elect officers and do such other bushes
as is necessary. The council is limited t,
thirty members and twenty-five have al
ready Joined.
Next Tuesday evening ten new member
of Columbia castle, K of G.. E will tax
1 the degrees. The team from Crusaders
l castle will work the second degree.
Pulaski chapter, Royal Arch Masons
: meet next Wednesday evening to work tn
third degree.
. The Polar Star lodge of Odd Fellows ha
not decided definitely about Its propose
8 new building, bat one of the plans call
= for three story brick structure, to oos
between $4,000 and $4,000. The plan
y of the building will probably be governe
y. by the amount of subscriptions for stoc
- in the building association.
Z Charles o. Francis aud Frank P. lyle
!, are i'll with the grip.
l. As there is no public thoroughfare fo
" reaching the water along South Quinnipis
% street from East Grand avenue to the shiI
70 yard, there is great desire for the extel
> sion of Rose, Brown and Pleasant stree
% to Quinnipiao river. 1t was once voted [
:. extend Rose street, but adverse vo
Is was afterward adopted. There ia talk
10 bringing up the matter by petition.
Secretary Stesle of the Y. II. Q. A. col
- suited with T. E. Murphy yesterday rel
70 tive to the lecture he is soon to give, ar
u the latter promised to arrange the matt
within the next three days.
F. W. j. Sizer, one of the burgesses, ar
. Willis II. Farren have been spoken of
10 connection with the candidacy for ward.
~ of the borough. Those who favor cham
=. say the upper part of the borough shou
~ have a candidate this time. The prese
:, warden Is Captain William A. Wright, wi
!" has made a good "mayor" for sever
terms.