Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-06
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

kxeneors1ng for m Easter Service-1 Plant Vessels Chartered-Mrs. Mal- lory's Funeral-PubIic Exhibition ofthe Boys' Brigade. ....
 Frequent rshearsals are being held for the Easter service to be given in the Grand | avenue Congregational church on the even ing of Sunday, March IS. There will be mueic and rec.tations and exercises by the children of the primary department.
 William s. Rowe. the jeweler, and J. D. Vanderbilt both of whom have been con- fined to their homes from the effects of severe colds, were out again yesterday. MT. Vanderbilt's illness was due to inaam- nation which set in in an old wound con- trscted during the war.
 Mrs Frank E.. Hill has been visiting friends at her old home in Cold Spring, N. Y.
 Mics Nellie Alvord of Vernon is visiting Mrs. M. O. Alvord of Qainnipiac street.
 Henry Moody and family have removed to Hartford, where he Is now in business.
 B. w. Coleman, who was active in estab- fishing Fort Hale lodge, N. E O. F., has been over to Milford, where . lodge is to be started. ,!
 The schooner Bonita has been chartered to bring couple of cargos of oysters from Virginia for A. B. Barnes. The New York schooner B. F. Jayne has been chartered by J. E. Bishop & Co.,, and E. P. Goodsell and Captain Walter Avery has gone down to load the vessel.
 Captain J. G. Hervsy in the schooner Gerry P. Wright will sail from here on Thursday to load for William H. Potter and others. Captain Charles H. Seeley in- tends to leave here on Wedne sdsy or Thurs- day for Hampton, Va, to load schooner from Welfeet, Mass., that has been char ! tered. @-'s -s'----ss-,,s A stranger drove . horse attached to e wagon to the livery stable of Hiram Thompson on North Front street last Thursday and left 1t. He has not been | seen since. The horse appeared to have l been driven 8 long distance, and Thompson ! believes 1t had been stolen. The police are | trying to ascertain to whom the rig be. | longs.
 Tickets. are selling rapidly for the lecture | by Adam Chambers to be given in the Grand avenue Baptist church Thursday 1 evening. The subject is "Bunyan's Pil. grim's Progress" and 1t will be illustrated | by tw> nty handsome paintings. | Fort Hale park will bs improved thu | coming season >by an expsndure 1t of @, 5C9
 The cleaning of the Esst Haven strest, of snow Iast week required . gang of twen U mon. In some places the drifts wef, ten feet deep.
 Tho remains of E izaDsth, widow of th, late Willard Mallo:y arrived from BsIh
 more last evening and were taken to thu Second Congregational church, whsre tn, funeral will hs conducted this morning q
 II o'clock. Rev. D. A James cAicistfng
 Mrs. Mallory died from pneumonia sfss
 an illn. s, of about ten days.
 John H. Johnson, who died from th
 effects of dfphtheria at the hospital fo
 contagious diseases on Sunday, fornefl,
 resided hera and was 8 member of Ess
 Rock lodge, A. o. U. W. He was out las
 Friday.
 A. H. Barnes has removed the old fix
 lures from the store at the corner of Gran,
 avenue and Qoinnipiac street, which he ha
 leased, and will soon fit it up for an 10 | cream saloon.
 There was public exhibition and dril
 by company of the Boys brigade at th
 East Pearl street M. E. church last evenin
 held in the Sunday school room, and th
 exercises were largely attended. The com
 paBy numbers fifty-three members and i
 attaining good efficiency in drill A drur
 corps of about ten members is now bein \ formed