Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-15
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Result of Yesserdayss Exciting Bor.
 ough Election-Funefal Of Mrs.
 Rowe-GrandL Lodge to Astend-New
 Tennis Grounds-Junior Rndeavor
 Entertatnment.
 The ticket elected in the borough of Fair Haven East yesterday was as follows: Warden. F. W. J. sizsr; burgesses, Willis H. Farren, Henry N. Shannon, Josl N. Bradley, Richard G. Davis, Morgan E. Fowler and Giles W. Clark; clerk, Charles E. Bray; treasurer, Orton A. Rose; as- sessors, 0. W. Hemingway, Martin Allen: A. l.. Chamberlain; collector, Charles A. Bray; bailif, Charles N. Mack. It was the biggest vote ever thrown in the bor- ough-306. Willis H. Farren and Henry M. Shannon for first and second burgesses, respectively, ran on an opposition ticket and defeated J. J. Dayton and Harvey Barnes. Their vote was as follows: Far ren 205, Shannon 200, Dayton 99, Barnes 100.
 The ninth annual concert and reception of St. Ignatius T. A. B. society will be held at Warner hall, May 29. Postmaster Moore says that many news papers have been sent to the branch office of late with the postage insuf6ciently paid. He was obliged to stop ct least twenty five packages on which the postage was short yesterday.
 The new grounds of the B. A. T. Tennis club on Grand avenue, just west of Ferry street are beiug graded and rolled. It is a court.
 Tae Junior Christian Endeavor society of the Second church are arranging for a | soeiable, to be given the last of the present l month. There will be an exhibition of Miss Ives' olass in gymnsstics, and the Boys brigade will drill.
 The firm of L. Gum & Go. has been ! dissolved by mutual consent, MT. Gum re tiriDg. Levi 8. Rowe will continue ir business and the firm will be L. s. Rowe | dk Go.
 Tomorrow evening an entertainment | will bs given in the East Haven town hal and several New Haven people will parti cipate, including Miss Minnie B. Kay, Misl
 Mary J. Ward, Miss May Pendlston, Mrs l D. Jones and Herbert L. Norton. Thirty children from the City missions assisted by Harry Jones, and under the direction oi
 Mss Amy D. Fogg, will give "The Gyps, | Festival"
 John Gallagher of Al Monroe street, wal
 8 cousin of Captain Bryan E. Lynn, wht
 died suddenly from heart disease in Soutl
 Brooklyn on Saturday.
 Mr. Goddard of Elizabeth City, N. O., i
 visiting Captain Harvey Robinson of Ess
 Pearl street. Captain Robinson paid visi
 on MT. Goddard last winter on his tril | south.
 This evening several members of tn
 grand lodge are expected to attend tn
 meeting of Adelphi lodge, F. and A. N
 s. D. Baker will take the third degree.
 Mrs. H. J. Stevens Is very i'll at her hom
 on Grand avenue.
 | John Thompson will conduct the meet
 ing of the Y NJ. c. A. next Sunday after
 noon. At the last meeting the hall wa
 filled. A plan is on foot to hold outdoo
 meetings on Sunday afternoons during tn | hot weather.
 The funeral of Lucretia Permelee, wido,
 hsr late residence on North Quinnipia
 street, Rev. D. M. James of the Secon
 church, of which the departed was mem
 Der many years, officiating. A qusrte
 consisting of Willet Hemingway, jr
 R. 0. Hart, Miss Carrie Black sn
 Miss Emma Mcdonald eang severe ; selections. The bearers were Hsrbsl
 Barnes, Harvey, Willet and Willis Hen
 iugway, Daniel H. Granniss and A. I | ChamDerls1n. The 1nterment was in Eal , Haven cemetery. Mrs. Rowe died at th , home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Harr
 M. Williams, in East Orange, N. J., after , short illness from pneumonia. } THE MISSES BENTON AND BURNHAM RI CEpTIoN.
 Misses Grace Benton and Nellie Barr ham gave delightful reception to @ nun Der of their friends Thursday evening their residence, 240 North Front stree
 The early psrt Of the evening was taken U by a short program including vocal and fl l ! strumental music, reading, dialogues an charades, after which refreshments wei served from two tables. Games and dan, ! ing followed the reception and delightfr evening wss passed by the guests presen among whom were Misses Minnie Hill 3 house. Jessica Moulthrop. Mae Sperr, , Fanny Hillhouee, Gracs Allsn. Stella An : merman, Nellie Allen. Edna Kimberly an
 Florence Bodwell, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mi
 Ter, Mrs. Wilber Hylsnd, Messrs. Charle Wheeler, Fred Damn, Charles Zimmerman Robert Ford, William Grady, Homer Pc 3 win, Charles Jackson, Herbert Ashmsl Joseph How'd, Fred Allen, Waller Burr , ham and Edward Cooper.