Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-05
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Fine Entertainment To.Night - A
 Nice String of Trout-Church off,
 cers Elected-Sale of a HOuse-Pho.
 tographs of Bremen.
 The entertainment this evening at Gen. tral hall under the auspices of the Ladies' auxiliary, the proceeds to go to the Y. M. c. A., will be made up of an excellent program and the hall should be crowded. Among those who will take part are Misses Moss Rose, Jennie Mallory, May Pendleton, Emma Mcdonald, Harrie, Bristol, Ada Linsley. Gertrude Bradley and W. s. Bishop, Owen Meredith, L. J. Bamberg, A. H. Potter, R. L Rowe and H. s. Russell. The admission is only twenty five cents.
 Fred squires and J. Quinn captured twenty three trout in North Guilford weighing about half pound each. Another fisher took a trout weighing fourteen ounces.
 Amasa W. Munger of Orchard street, who resided here until few months ago, has been in feeble health all winter, but il now able to be around again.
 Superintendent A. s. Ostrander of the Air Line road, Dr. E. 0. M. Hall and J. Csssriego have taken the work master de. gree in Pulaski chapter, R. A. M.
 H. W. Cos reopened his market yester. day and will hereafter deal in fish, fruit and vegetables. The interior has been improved and new refrigerstors and coun. ters put in.
 Postmaster Moore has received many af~ SA that he was to remain in office.
 In few days, Rev. Father MulholIand will present for the inspection of the pa rishioners of St. Francis church, plans for the enlargement of the church. There is a difference of opinion among the parish, some believing that 1t would be preferable to erect new edifce.
 Ex Judge L. P. Deming has been in- vited to deliver another of his interesting lectures at Northford and will probably comply with the request about the middle of the month. o. E. Steele will manipu. late the lantern slides.
 The people of East Grand avenue have been growing for weeks over the bad con- dition of the roadway. There Is need for the town to grade up to the tracks, which surface of the roadway. There have been a number of accidents to teams, and there will be more If the matter is not attended to.
 The report of N. J. Barnes, secretary of the Sunday school of the Grand avenue Baptist church, shows that for the past quarter the membership was 406, gain of Il. There were 90 members preRent every Sunday during the quarter
 A. M. Holmes is moving house on Lloyd street for Lowe Brothers and is rag. ing two barns on East Chapel street for the same firm.
 At the annual meeting of the society of these officers were elected: Sooiety's com mittee, A. H. Smith, Samuel Bishop, Will fam L Pewtress, James Johnston, R W. Homan, Lyman A. Holmes, o. N. Hub bard and James A. Thorpe; treasurer, Wal ter s. Bishop; tithingmsn, Joel w. Rice, R. w. Homsn; auditors, F. H. Francis, B. s. Bradley; music committee, L. A. Holmes, W. s. Leete, W. s. Welton. o. s. Bush. nell was chairman and F. Fl. Hemingway, clerk. The sum of $1, 100 was appropri- ated for music. The running expenses of the society for the past year were about 5000.
 The photographs of Chief Connell and the officers and members of the Quinnipisc Hose company, in handsome frame, is on exhibition in the window of A. H. Barnes' drug store. The picture will be placed on the walls of the engine house.
 Dr. E. 0. N. Hall hss bought of Dr. H. J. 6tsvens the property at 82 Grand ave- nue, occupied by him for several years ss . residence and office. Dr. Hall will mako some important Improvements on the house.