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

Sunday Services - Runaway Last | Evenfng-Presentatlo 10 MT. and
 Mrs. ROgerson-An Easter Cantats.
 An illustrated lecture on "The Worlds Fair" will be delivered In the Sons of Tenn psranoe hall, in the Central hall building. Monday evening under the auspices of the W.C.T.U. The subject will be "Ths White | City" The lecture will be illustrated by | over seventy five photographic views taken | on the grounds. The cause Is @ worthy one and the lecture should be we'll attended. i The admission is only 25 cents.
 On Tuesday evening company of friends paid 8 surprise visit to Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Rogerson of Blatchley ave nue. who are soon to remove to Railway, N. J. They were presented with a hand some brass and onyx table and silver can dlesticks. The presentation was made by Mrs. Charles Smith.
 Yesterday afternoon as boy named Beckerstein was driving on Elm street pair of horses attached to wagon, and hailipg from Charles Johnsen's Ferry street fish market, one of the brides broke and the team ran away. The boy jumped out. Then the team ran into telephone pole at 
 that saved the emsshing of the window in Ford's drug store. An axle and spring on the wagon were broken. Some of the gutters are filled with Ice | and snow and in case of rain cellars would be flooded. The surface water was run ming on the walks yesterday. Some of the I road department men could perform ef | fective work in this vicinity. On the birthday anniversary of Miss Jes- II .l, Gn,fk kh> TaekD II NLo,. tauqua circle held their meeting ct her home, 68 Poplar street, and the occasion
 was enjoyed by all attending. Miss Smith is teacher in the overflow room of the Lloyd street school.
 Officer Rhodes of Clinton avenue Is re- covering from e two weeks illness with
 grip.
 The funeral of Adeline Lapgevin, wife
 of Joseph Burdick of 113 Saltonstsll ave
 nue, will be conducted from the French
 Catholic church this morning at S:30.
 Mrs. Burdick died after sn illness of near
 ly thIse years from internal cancer.
 Polar Star lodge, I. O. o. F. and Colum-
 bis castle, K. G. E., each initiated two
 members this week.
 | The New Haven Ice company Is housing
 nine.inch Ice at their houses in Foxon.
 Bostwick & Rowe have begun erecting
 their sawmill on the Bradley farm in Eas,
 Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. William R. Hemingway re
 turned from Florida yesterday. On theil
 way north they stopped for few days 1T Norfolk.
 The ladies of the East Pearl street N. E
 church realized $126 from the supper ant entertainment given on WashiDgton'
 birthday.
 Workmen were engaged yesterday in re moving the snow and ice from along tn rails of the electric road on Ferry street. At the Grand avenue Congregations church tomorrow afternoon at o'clocl the communion service will be held an, about dozen persons will be added to tn church.
 At the Second Congregational churcl
 tomorrow evening 8 service will b, hell
 for the Congregational Brotherhood, @ so ciety recently organized In the parish
 Rev. D. M. James will preach a sermon ol "The Ninety and Nine," and there will b !, responsive scriptural readings and specis music.
 An Easter cantata will be given in th Grand avenue Congregational church Sun ! day, March IS. at 6:30 p m and a Easter praise service on Easter night , These services promise to be very intel , | esting.
 THE ORGAN MUSIC AT GRACE N. E. CHURCH l.. MT. A. L. Bristol, organist of St. John ,. P. E. church, has been engaged to tax l. charge of the music for the coming year
 Grace P. E. church.