The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-06
FAIR HAVEN.

| The Flag Pole-School Accommodations
 iovlded-Sunday School Cantata-The
 Funeral of Justus Yoght-Funeral of Mrs.
 Todd.
 St. James Episcopal church has chosen for music committee. J. J. Day. ton, G. Clifford Foote and ID. M Pot ter.
 William Hemingway purchased three pairs of wild geese on his recent trip south.
 The Grand avenue Congregational society has voted not to permit the flag pole taken from the Grand avenue school lot, to be erected on the society's property, and H. w. Crawford, who has had charge of the flag for many years, has surrendered it to City Audi tor Brown. Local G. A. R. men will try to have the pole erected somewhere on Grand avenue.
 The schooner Bonita has arrived from Virginia with 2,20O bushels of oyster plants for A. B. Barnes.
 Rev D. J. Clark of East Haven will read a paper on the "Perils and Safe guards of Youth" at the fifty-first an- niversary of Harmony division, Sons of Temperance, on the evening of April il.
 Arrangements were completed yester- day by the building committee of the board of education with w A. Warner & Brother whereby they will provide for the school accommodation of the remaining rooms of the Strong school, while the new building Is being erected. Arrangements have been made for the reception of the two highest grades in the old Center street school in the an- nex The Warner brothers are to erect warehouse at the corner of South Front and Exchange streets, which will be about 150 feet long and 30 feet wide and one story high They will not need the building for storing pur- poses until next fall and during the meantime they have consented to rent the building to the district for use as a temporary school The building will be partitioned off into seven rooms.
 A Sunday school Easter cantata. will be given in the Grand avenue Congre> gational church tomorrow evening with l50 voices under the direction of Mrs. Charles E. Brooks. The program fol- lows:
 Opening Chorus-The Lord ig Risen In-
 deed.
 Mathematician.
 Recitation-Sam Hemingway. Quartet-The Risen Christ. Song-By the Primary Class, Chorus-Tell Us the Story of Easter
 Fair
 ,Eilies of the Field and Seed Song
 Forty Voices.
 Recitation-Geo Kessle. The Armor Acknowledgements Boys Chorus-Spices From the. Lily Beds. Crown Hin-Reta Smith. Chorus - Gates Ajar - Twenty eight
 Young Ladies.
 Ex-Judge Lucius P. DeTnins of the annex has resumed the practice of law and has taken an office with Attorney Charles A. Bollmann for the present
 The funeral of Justus Voght was att tended Thursday from S3 Atwater street by the Rev. J. Lee Mitchell. Inter ment was at Centerville. The deceased was member of Company K, Twenty seventh regiment, also of Admiral Foote Post and Past Commander Jason Thompson and officers of the post at tended the funeral services.
 Rev. A. Douglas Miller officiated at the funeral of Mrs. Hubert w. Todd yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The bearers were picked out by Mrs. Todd before her death.
 L. w. Moody has returned from Florida, much improved In health.
 Mrs E. B. Warren of Lloyd street is to be leading soprano at the Congre- gational church in West Haven for the coming year.
 Miss Nellie Scranton, who has been singing in the Grand avenue Baptist church choir, will go to Grace church May 1,
 H. H. Palmer has been re-engaged as chorister at the Grand avenue Baptist church.