The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-26
FAIR HATEN.


 B, Adams Better-The Late Frederick Hubbard.
 The society of the Grand avenue Con gregational church has elected these off cers: Society committee, Lyman A, Holmes, A. H. Smith, F. H. Francis, James A. Thorpe, Samuel Bishop, T. S. Coleman, Dr. E. c. M. Hall; clerk, F. H. Hemingway; treasurer, Walter S. Bishop; supply committee, Charles N. Hubbard, J. s. Blinn; music com mittee, Lyman A. Holmes, F. H. Hem ingway, T. S. Coleman; tithingmen, w.. E. Fuller c. B. Wells; auditors, F. H. Francis, B. s. Bradley. 1t was voted to pay the pastor salary of $2,250 the ensuing year.
 Edward B. Rowe has gone to Mt. Pulaski, H., where his brother, Horace B. Rowe, resides, to purchase a carload of horses.
 Conductor Bray of the Consolidated road, of Springfield, was here yester- day visiting his father Judge c. A. Bray.
 Dr. c. B. Adams, who has been very
 
 this week. His wife, who has not been well of late, and is much fatigued from nursing him, will accompany her hus- band Dr. Adams has been attended by his brother, Dr. M. J. Adams, and by Doctors Skiff and Baldwin.
 Secretary Bates and Herbert J. Foote represented the Y. M. c. A. at the state convention in Danbury
 Rev. R. T. Cooper of Epworth church preached at the East Pearl street M. D. church Sunday morning.
 At St. James, church Sunday evening Rev. c. H. Doupe preached an excellent sermon to the local patriotic orders. The ladies fair of St. Francis church at the Quinnipiac rink is receiving liberal patronage. Every night since the fair opened the rink has been crowded. The fair was opened Feb ruary 14 and will close this evening. There was dancing last evening, the music being furnished by Fitzgeralds orchestra, Professor Foley prompting. Representative c. w. Granniss of East Haven is quite i'll.
 On Sunday evening Rev. J. Lee Mitchell at the Grand avenue Congrega- tional church spoke of the death of Hon. Frederick Douglass. MT. Douglass gave an address in this church about two months ago, which was the last he had delivered, save one.
 D. M. Allen of this place is inter- ested in the new Empire laundry of 440 Elm street. W. S. & P. H. Rowe are agents of the laundry
 The ladies of the Grand avenue Con- gregational church realized $S7 as profits l from the supper which they recently l served to the members of the New Ha- 1 ven Congregational club. Frederick Hubbard of 271 Lloyd street died on Sunday at the age of seventy seven years. The funeral will take place from the late home of the de- l ceased this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock | MT. Hubbard was for many years | member of the First Baptist church and 4 Rev. J. H. Mason, the pastor, will at tend the funeral.
 E. F. Culver has just received two | carloads of fine Baldwin apples from eastern Connecticut. YALE MUSICIANS IN FAIR HAVEN. | A Fair Haven audience was excellent ly entertained at Osborn hall last even | ing. The program comprised all the | songs and selections which won for the | Yale glee and banjo clubs such en- comiums throughout their western l tour. The glee club was made up of | twenty three men and the banjo club of | fifteen men.
 The program comprised sixteen num- l bers, and as the performers responded | to nearly every number those who at | tended were given great deal of music | for small sum of money. In part sec ond MT. Green in response to an encore | given one of his best songs gave two | recitations that brought down the | house. Considerable disappointment | was caused by he non-appearance of | the Mandolin club owing to the sickness of some of the members, but there were so many good things on the program and the performers so kindly responded l to encores that no fault could be found | with the musical feast.
 Following is the program;
 Part First. Beau Ideal March h...............So Sousa |
 Banjo Club. Alma Mater, or Wild is the Night
 ''''''''''.. .''.............,. ..Snepdru |
 Glee Club. I Love my Love in the Spring Time MT. Lapham, MT. Parker and Club Sweetest Story Ever Told. ...... Stultz
 MT. Green and Club. Tutti Fruit. ........,......
 Glee and Banjo Clubs.
 Part Second. The Butterfly ,....,.... BendiX
 Banjo Club. Merry Men. Mosher |
 Glee Club. Society Songs-D. K. E., and Psi U..
 ''...'' ..,...............C .Carm. Yalen | Ombre Notturne........ Matini
 Mandolin Club. Maybe Your Would, but I Doubt It..
 ..,...,.... Nolan '95
 MT. Green and Club There Was Man of Thessaly
 's.''.s.s..'.....,. .,,, McDOugal |
 Glee Club.
 Part Third. Magnolia Blossoms ...... DeKoven
 Banjo Club. Medley ..., ,....,... .,.....Carm. Yalen