Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-03-04
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Made a Long Voyage = The Current
Literature Club - Gone to Hot
Springs - An Engagement An.
MISUNDERSTANDING Parties-To Cam
vass for New Members - A Leaky
Gas Main-Rev. Mr. James Special
Service.
William s. johnson, who has been very
I'll with pneumonia, is improving daily.
The schooner Grace Bailey, which has
arrived from Virginia, made a very long
trip, having left here for the south jan
uary 90.
The Current Literature club met this
week with Miss Susie Post of Grand ave-
nue.. Next week the meeting will be held
with the president, Mrs. E. @. Rowe.
q. a. Strong has gone to Hot Springs,
Ark, for few days.
Mrs. Hannah @. Hurd of North QUINN
piac street has returned from q visit with friends
In Baltimore
The engagement Of Ernest g. Rowe, formerly
of Fair Haven and now Of Washington, to a lady
in the latter city is announced.
George Tufts, formerly with 8. L. Salisbury,
will remove to Norwich soon, where he has Sc
cured position in Leading drug store; dovn
in sle,ghs and passed pleasant evening with
Mr.: and Mrs. 8. I; Salisbury: u,,.,. r,,,,.o,
and Charles sherman. are members OF the com.
mit.ee that is to canvass for new members OF
the Y NJ A. IL is intended to increase the
strength Of the association materially.
Judge L. P. Deming has delivered bis new leo
enc,s BE viii give the lecture here In a week.
II Is illustr ted by 100 views which are shown by
Charles e Steele, secretary OF the Y. M. y. A.
John A Wicks Of North Front street was at
vestArdav with gang OF men at the cor
ner Of South Quinnipiac street and Grand ave-
nue. tr, ing to discover a leak In the gas main;
feet of frost, but at early evening the leak had
not been discovered
ond church will preach on: "Brotherhood." The
sermon is Intended particularly for tn. members
are especially invited. The members of East
r jck lod 80, A. o. o. W., will meet at their hall
ece so tSat from the
city can take the Lass car. The Masons and Odd
Fellows will also be numeronsly represented:
Rock lodge, a. o. q. W.. at the meeting Thurs
day evening The delegates to the recent con
'' The schoonsr Grace Bailey has arrived at Il
A. Stevens dock with 2,sO0 bushels of oysters
for William Potter G; D; psrmslee j.: =;
has been a long time out, having been delayed in
loading owing to the ice The vessel loaded in
Mrs William T. Porter has sold her brick resi-
dence on Grand avenue to William Potvin of 1876
Grand avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goodspeed OF Wallipg-
ford are visiting Ransom Russel's family OF
North Front street.
Postmaster Moore who has been very ill for
| several weeks, was able to be down to the ONCE
yesterday morning.
Empire barges d ana IS and the barge Lizzie
McWilliams have arrived with about 1000 tons
OF coal.
Eddie Ryan, who fractured his leg at the Bige-
low boiler show a few weeks ago, is able to be
| about again. with the aid of cane.
| Communion services will be held at the Grand
| avenue Congregational church Sunday afternoon
| and at the Second church In the morning. About
| a dozen new members are to be added to each
| church.
The Y NJ. G. A. meeting Sunday afternoon will
| Mrs. Harriet Mansfield and family and Miss
| Ella Cole of North Front street and William
Mansfield and Mr.. Roberts ana families OF NORTH
haven emf yed flne sleighride in a 1our-horse
| barge Thursday evening aad afterward cite sup
| per at the home Of Charles Mansfield Of Howard
| avenue.
| FAIR HAVEN ITEMS.
| A merry party Of young people set out Thurs
| day evening for a sleighride through East Haver
! around by the Cove to Fair Haven. On the re
turn a suppar was served at Miss Holton's or
Shelter street. Mr.. B. Thompson furnished the
sleigh for the party. The ride was thoroughly
| enjoyed BY all.
| The following were the party: Willard Wicks
Lulu Holton I'll ord Clark. Grace Wicks, Ernes
JACOBS, Belle csets, Herbert Foote, Lottis
| Field, F. ank Wicks, Eva Pyington, Holmer Per
| kins Lottie Fairchild, Harry Hardy Eta Sparks
Chauncey Lines, Lillian Grovener, Dubois Len
i non, Addis Meek, Harry Jacobs, Lena Ridge
| Louis Clark, Eva White, Ear Parker, Agnes Hill