Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-28
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Parish Omcers Elected-Fafr OF Day.
ton Fire Company-Annual ball OF
Polar Star LOdge-Lecture ON Has
vaii>Surprised on Their Anniver.
sary.
The annual ball of the Polar Star lodge,
I. o o. f., was conducted ct Central hall
last evening, and like all their anniversary
ocoasions, it proved great success. Music
was furnished by the Quinnip,ac orchestra
and Dunn prompted. The committee con-
sisted of Harry seeley, chairman; e. II.
Rowe, Edgar A. johnson, v. e. Wright,
D. B. Brown, Frank Page, Robert Wilson
and Joeeph Denton. The hall was prettily
trimmed. The refreshments wore fur
nished by Gerry Barnes. About seventy
ave couples attended.
This evening at the Grand avenue Con-
gregstional church, Professor Berk will
give his fine lecture on 1.-THE Hawaiian Is
lands" under the auspices of the Young
Ladies' Mission circle. To illustrate this
lecture, 9 large number of stersoptioon
transpsrencies from photographs taken
from nature under Professor Berk's per-
sonal supervision while he was . resident
of the islands, will be presented by pow
erfuI double stsreopticon. Views of the
worlds fair will also be introduced. For
this fine lecture the admission is only
twenty-five cents and for children ten
cents.
Niss Hsttie Bssdley Of New York, who
took part last evening at Warner hall in
the entertainment given by Miss Kay, IL
visiting at her home on Grand avenue.
Miss Bradley has been engaged for another
year to sing ct the Claussn avenue Presby-
terrain church, in New York.
A fair and entertainment will ba given
in Central hall on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, April .. 10 and II,
and Ladder company. There will be mu-
sic each evening by Manheim's orchestra,
and prompting for dancing by Dunn.
There will be q number of special attrsc-
lions, including the presentation of tbs
one-sct comedy 1.-THE Artful Dodger."
A. L. Chamberlain was one of the hon
orary bearers at tho funeral of the late Ed
ward e. Hall. Tho two were intimate
friends for many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Smith were agree
ably surprised at their residence, 90
Bright street, Monday evening, it being
the fourth anniversary of their marriage
The P. D. 9 society, composed of mem.
bers who are employed at Hubbell & Mer
wins, presented them With handsome
oak table. During the evening q fine col
occasion for all. The callers included Mr.
and Mrs. 81. Spsrry, Mr.. and Mrs. +
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Norton, f. Arm
strong. Mr. and Mrs. Miles, r. Lsonard
B. Joyce and T. Thompson.
Il. W. Gee is to give up the meat bust
ness and on Thursday, April 8, will re
| open his store on Grand avenue. nea
Front street, with q stock of fish, fruit and
vegetables.
Miss Josephine Hemingway, daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 81. Hemingway, lost he
watch and chain this week.
| A delegation from the Salvation arm,
will ssrist in the Y. N. @. A. meeting Sun
day afternoon.
Ed. Rowe has returned from Mt Pulaski
Ill with eighteen 6ne horses.
Herbert Barnes ia In Kansas City o.
business.
The extra religious meetings held of lat
in the Second Congregational church hav
closed. Considerable interest WAS en-
ktndled and as . result 1t is expected ths
several will unite with the church at tn
next communion.
The parish of Grace Episcopal ehuro
has elected these officers for the ensuin
year: Wsrdsns, 8 K Jones, A J. Weld
vestrsman, 8. Gilbert, e. q. Fenton. ]
Reeves, F 81. Bisnop, j Foster, A. D Pei
kins, b. 81. Smith and John K-eler; clsrl
G.. 81. Smith; treasurer e. 81. Fenton; CON
nit ee on music, 8 z Jones, A. J Weld
and q. d. Nettleton: delegates to diocssa
convention. 8. K. Jones. A. ]. Warden
alternstes. 8 Gilbert, e. 81. Fanton; aud
itors, A. ]. Weld, b. q. Smith.
At the annual parish meeting of 81
James church Monday evening the follow
ing were elected:
Senior warden, E. W. Potter; JUNO
warden, A. T. Aoulthrop; clerk, James I
Parsons; treasurer, A. L Chamberlain.
Vestrymen, A. L. Chamberlain, L. Wi
liam Fowler. George L. Foote, James
Persons, William P. Bostwick, FREQ
eriek r. futile, W. B. Penfelf
q. e Henderson, William L. Row,
James R. Jones, J. J. Dayton, E. n. tn
tie, 81. P. Palmer. n. E Fowler, q. \
Shannon, B. D. Potter, George @. Foot
Delegates to convention, E. W. Potter
A. T. Moulthrop; alternates, George {
Foote, B, D, Potter,