Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-02
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.


 Sales of Real Estate-Fine Wharf. age-Injured tn the -Cut-New Street
 Railway-Re1giouoN Notes.
 The surprise party rendered MT. and Mrs. George w. Loveland proved a very enjoyable affair. It having been 6 t'hard times" affair, the callers wore garments that readily came under that head. The couple were completely surprised, but all received very cordial welcome at their home, s2 Poplar street. The evening was greatly enjoyed in pleasant diversions and an excellent spread was served. The call CTS included MT. and Mrs. Charles 0. Sherman, Mir. and Mrs. John Santry, MT. and Mrs. Davis, Emory and Fred Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Manwarring, Mrs. Henry Toronto, Mrs. Jacques, Mrs. W. G. Wiser, Mrs. Hanselpscker and Miss Eva Jacobs.
 At the communion service held at the Baptist church yesterday noon, three new members were welcomed by the right hand of fellowship.
 There was an after-Easter service held at the East Pearl street M. E. church last
 
 the chorus choir participated.
 A large congregation was present at the Second church last evening when special printed service, arranged by the Congre- gational Brotherhood, was conducted. The choir rendered specially prepared mu- sicsl program and Rev. D. M. James preached on Religious Echoes"
 James A. Thorpe of Exchange street has bought of John T. Sloan the property formerly known ss the E. ;. Monson place. It is located ou Pierpont street, near the Thorpe will remove the old building occu- pying the site and erect new house in the early future.
 William W. Penfsld, son of MT. and Mrs. William B. Penfeld of 70 East Pearl street, who has lived in Waterbury for the last few years. has accepted 8 position with the Cash Register company of Syra- cuse, N. Y., and with his family Is spend ing few days with his parents while on route for the new home.
 William H. Pollard of Pierpont street has bought of Robert Woodford of Plain vile the two-story houss at the corner of Ferry and Pierpont streets, and the new owner and Obed M. Ellis will occupy the property.
 Mrs. William Weissborth of Exchange street, a teacher in Woolsey school, has been seriously i'll for several weeks, but is able to resume her place in school again.
 Twin boys have just been welcomed to the home of MT. and Mrs. John Wasg of Ferry street.
 At the last meeting of the Fair Haven Banjo club the members were entertained by George Towner at his home, 76 Ex- change street. Banjo playing was the chief entertainment of the evening. Re- treatments and ice cream were served. Albert M. Sehsppa, travelling ealesman for E. T. Fitch, returned Saturday from g trip of several weeks in Virginia and Mary land. He reports slight improvement in \ trade.
 A. H. Granniss states that the fellow who stole his can of milk last week got ped in the street and recovered. He has g clue to the thief.
 Mead's mud digger is at work deepening | the water in front of Fl. A. Stevens new wharf, which promises to afford the best l docksge in Fair Haven. Ths material is thrown in back of the wharf to fill in. A nes piano has been placed in Odd Fellows' hall, which will prove great con- | venience when entertainments are held ! there.
 Van Shea, an employe in the cut, wal tnrOWn rom one or the WOfk tfalne, nav. | ing lost the central of car on which he ! was riding down grade, and was painful ly hurt about the face and head. With head and face fearfully cut he presented { horrible appearance when he called on Dr. Siebold at his office on Grand avenue. Int doctor dressed the wounds and the mar will soon be all right again. William Mo Gewsn who sustained scalp wound at thu | same place, Is also doing well. | Nathaniel s. English of 326 Grand ave
 nue has been very ill sincs last October
 and was able to be out only once in the in ! terim. He 1s now considerably improved and his many friends will hope for com plete recovery. MT. English Is over eighty years of age and his illness this winter hal
 been more serious than ever before.
 The committee on streets having voted
 to report in favor of the Manufacturers
 street railway, 1t is believed the common
 council will concur. In that event th'
 road will be built at once. It is calculated
 that the enterprise will prove a great ben ! eft to the manufacturers located in tn
 vicinity of Grapevine Point.