Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-09
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

The Borough Election - Ascension
r Day Serv1ces-Young Peoples Guild
Entertainment-The Death of Mrs.
Denny-Died from Lockjaw-Y. M.
O. A. NOtes-FenWickss Ante morteA
Statement Taken by the Coroner.
At the annual borough election held yes
terdsy the ticket that has been Published
In this paper was elected. One hundred
and ninety Votes were cast, while the vote
of last year was 2l3. A split ticket con-
tanning the name of @. W. Hemingway was
run and received " votes, but O. A. Rose
was elected treasurer, his vote having been
10e. Mr.. Hemingway says his name was
used without his knowledge or consent.
O. E. Bray, clerk of the meeting.
The schools reopensd for the spring
term yesterday morning with very good
attendance.
Merit A. Farrsn will this evening visit
the 8. of 7. lodge in Manchester In his
capacity of worthy chief patriarch, and
the following day will attend the annual
meeting of the Sons of the American Rev
olution in Hartford.
Ascension Day services will be held at
St. James church, Thursday, at 1915 q.
| M, and in the evening the Parish Aid
society will serve supper to be preceded;
! In the afternoon the members will meet
| for work.
Thomas F. Lynch, tesmster residing at
439 James street, died on Sunday, at the
age of 81 years. The funeral will be held
from st. Francis church.
1 Thn Cr11f6 (fTQfA
church are promising q very fine enter
tainment, to be given In Central hall to-
morrow evening Those who will partfci
pate are Lena Lowe, Edith Barr, Lila Hu-
mission, Clara Ford, Frederick E. Bishop,
Edith A. Porter, Miss Slocum and F. e
Edgar. Mis- Hasbin Younge, an eminent
soloist who will take part, will appear In
this city at q public entertainment, for the
first time. After the entertainment cake
and cream will be served
Rev. D. NJ. James left for Nashville,
Tenn, having learned of the death of his
mother-in law. Mrs. James has been with
her mother during her last illness.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hemingway will
soon leave for Norfolk, Va on visit tc
their son William D. Hemingway.
Matthew Tyler of North Quinnipiac haf
lost horse from the effects of lockjaw
The disease was contracted from the Of
feots of nail which penetrated the soft
portion of the animals hoof.
The adjourned annual business meeting
of the borough of Fair Haven East will b.
held at the engine house on the evening o.
Monday, June B.
Four new members were added to thu
Second Congregational church and two t.
the Grand avenue Baptist church on Sun
day.
The membership of the tennis club con
nected with the Y. NJ. @. A. has been in
creased to twelve. A meeting will be helt
tonight to adopt plans and make arrange
ments concerning practice games Ate
the meeting several of the members viii
render some musical selections.
IL Tomorrow evening the members of tn
athletic classes of the Y. N. O. A. vii
meet to adopt the basket ball game. Al
who attend the gymnasium are invited t
be present.
Lucius Deming, who recently graduate
! from the Hillhouse high school, left 70
: his home in the west yesterday. He ha
been studying in New Haven for the pas
. four years and has lived with his uncle
Lucius P. Deming.
:, George Boss, the transfer horse car cor
r ductor, who has been i'll several weeks,
) able to be out again.
Coroner Mix yesterday morning too
;. the statement of William Fenwick of
Pierpont street, who was struck on tt
3 back of the head with big stone recent
while walking down East Chapel stree
His skull was fractured and he Is not e,
b pected to live. Who his assailant was
q | not known.