Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-02
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

A History of the Fair Haven Ceme. |
 tery-New Sewer in East Pearl Street | Another TrOt at SRiverside',-
 Sunday Services in the Churches-
 Reception by the Congregational
 Brotherhood.
 The schooner Seven Brothers has ar- rived from Glen Cove with load of starch feed. This Is the first time this vessel has been here.
 Ex-Judge L. P. Dsming has written history of the Fair Haven cemetery and 1t will soon be printed in pamphlet form. The history will go back to the inception of the enterprise and will also include @ list of lot owners.
 There will be special meeting of Pa- laski chapter, R. A. M., this evening, at which the past masters and most excellent degrees will be worked.
 Contractor Lawrence O'Brien has begun work on the new sewer in East Pearl street, from Grand avenue to Pierpont street. As far as Exchange street It will bs twenty four inch brick sewer and the remainder will be pipe sewer. South of Pierpont street the property owners op- posed the sewer, which will not be built | aE present. It will be good thing, how ener, to complete 1t before the railroad is | built. Captain O'Rrien's contract is little in excess of 5000.
 A numher of people drove out to River | side park yesterday afternoon to attend 8 l race between horses owned by Robert Noble and MT. Hosley of East Haven. A surprise party was rendered Willie Jacobson, son of Peter Jacobson, on his
 birthday anniversary Thursday evening. l On Sunday morning at 8 o'clock there
 will be "Ross" meeting at the Y. M. Q. ! A. rooms to be led by Deacon Charles N. Hubbard, chairman of the devotional com l Sunshine" meeting, was very sucoesst ui
 and 1t is believed the gathering to, morrow
 will be equally interesting. There will b.
 special music.
 The regular meeting of the Y. N. o. A
 at 3 D. m. will be held ss usual. All mel
 are invited to attended both services Hiram Camp division, s. of T., ha, iai
 tiated eighteen candidates during the pas few weeks, and 6 number of others hay
 beer elected, but have not presented them
 selves for initiation.
 At the Grand avenue Baptist church to 1 morrow morning there will be short sel | mOH lOiiOWcO oy tuo LULU Q 6uPRoA. A
 the evening R.v. Dr. Sage will preach O "The Problem of the City" Next Thursday evening the Congregt tional Brotherhood of the Second churc
 will give its first reception and banquet t , the members and friends. Supper will b served by the Ladies' Social guild in th
 psrlors of the church at 6:30, and publi
 services will bs held in the church st o'clock. Rev. ChaIles A. Dlrsmors of Wi , l limantic and Dr. John L. Scudder of Je
 sey City will be tho speakers of the eyel ing. Special music will also be provided The public are invited. The special feature of the evening servi' 8 to morrow in the Second Congregation n l church will be an address to the Mason
 fraternity.
 Il Rev Charles H. Doupe, rector of 5 - James' church. will address the meeting
 the W. c. T. U. Sunday afternoon, at s o'clock. All are invited. |. MT. and Mrs. Fred Ktnahan of Hsrtfol { are visiting their parents on Wolc, l street.
 n Miss Mamie Farrell of New Britain
 visiting Miss Mamie Kinahan of No. n Wolcott street.