Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-05-05
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

The Oyster BusiHess-BoroughT Ticket
in the Annex Nominated Last Even
ing-A Pleasant Visit to w aliingford
". P.S. G. e. - Drama to BE Re.
peated.
Only one more cargo Of oyster plants is
expected from Virginia. The plant has
been much sller than usual this season,
due largely to the fact that this stock did
not prove productive last year, and there
was fear that the poor luck of last year
would be repeated. There are consider
able many native oysters yet to be trans
planted.
The visit of delegation from Hiram
Camp division, S. of T., to the lodge in
Wallingford was very pleasant affair for
those who participated. About twenty
FIVE persons went up on the early evening
train.
John F. Linsley has purchased fine
Concord buggy. With his speedy young
Vermont horse he now has fine rig.
Daniel NJ. Percy of SO Quinnipiac street
was congratulated yesterday upon the ar
rival of a young boy at his home. Mr..
Line railroad.
The committee preparing for the eighth
annual reception of the St. Ignatius T. A.
and B. society promise that the affair will
prove one of the most notable events in
the society's history. It will bs held at
Warner hall Monday evening, May 49,
George Bradley has purchased q fine
Vermont horse of the Morgan stock.
The annual caucus of the borough of
Fair Haven East was held in the engine
house last evening. Burgess J. J. Dayton
presided. The following ticket was nom
mated: For warden, F. W. J. Sizer; fer
rem, Joel M. Bradley, James E. Parsons,
Richard g. Davis, Henry NJ. Shannon;
treasurer, o. A. Rose; collector, G. A.
Brey; clerk, G. E. Bray; assessors, Martin
Allen, O. W. Hemingway, A, L Chamber
lain; baliff, G. N. Mack.
For treasurer, Mr.. Rose was renami-
mated, having received 80 votes to 81 for
@. W. Hemingway. The remainder Of the
ticket was nominated without resort to
ballot. Mesers- Farren, Bradley, Parsons
and Davis are new men. 1t is a mock
ticket, the change in part of the makeup
having been brought about, it is believed
by the shifting of the police beats.
Tuesday evening party of thirty mem
bers of Hiram Camp division, s. of T.,
paid fraternal visit to Perseverance divi-
sion of Wallingford. They were we'll en-
tertained and the evening was passed very
pleasantly. Among those who took part
in the evenings entertainment were W. 81.
Pollard, L. S. johnson, NJ ]. Barnes, Hat
tie Converse, Ida Waters and A. L. Bris-
toll. The party returned on the 1923
train. Among those who went were M. A.
Farren, Ed. Stiles, May Doolittle, Gus Tuck
er, Hattie Baldwin, IdaWaters, Willard Wa
ters, Howard Waters, Hattie Converse,
Libbie Wedmore, A. L. Bristol. James 81.
Young, E. q. Potter, W. J. Barnes, Annie
Dumond, Tinnie L. Peters, @. E. Hen
Erickson, Lena Duffy, Jennie Duffy, Mr..
Underwood, Viola Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
q. Pollard and William Gorse.
About three weeks ago the Y. P. 8. C.E.
of the Grand avenue Baptist church gave
a temperance drama entitled, "Out in tho
Streets" In the s. of T. hall. The drama
was well liked and will be repeated by re-
quest next Monday evening in old Central
hall, now called Osborne hall. Several
new features will be introduced. Litter
the entertainment ice cream will be
served