The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-10
FAIR HAVEN.

| Mrs. Betsey N. COOK, widow or the
 late Lyman w. Cook, died at her home in Fair Haven yesterday morning at
 9 o'clock from heart troubles, She
 leaves one sister, Mrs. Levi E. Coe, and
 one brother, Rufus Hall, both of Meri- den. The funeral services will be held from her late residence. 567 North Quin- nipiac street, Thursday morning, and
 the remains will be taken to Meriden l for burial Mrs Cook was fifty-nine
 years old. Her husband died last Oc- | tober.
 Several fiocks of wild geese went over
 Monday morning. On South Quinni- piac street at Captain Caleb Luding toms the wild geese in a pen called i to the big birds and they flew quite near the ground Captain Ludington's
 birds were brought here from Chin conteague, Va.
 | Next Sunday Rev. MT. Diekerman of the Church of the Messiah will address
 the meeting of the w. c. T. U. to be held at D. m. in the East Pearl street M E. church.
 Mr. and Mrs J. M Hartman are now boarding with Mir and Mrs. s. D.
 Bradley on Grand avenue.
 Ralph Pastore has put in new chairs andotherwise improved his Grand ave-
 nue barber shop.
 In few days Secretary Steele will
 be able to announce the list of lectures
 soon to be give nat the Y. M. c. A. rooms. The gymnasium entertainment was largely attended and thoroughly interesting.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Rowe, who have spent the winter in Florida, are ex- pected home to-day.
 Mrs. Philando Robinson of the annex, who has been quite ill, is now in- proving.
 This evening the Grand avenue Bap- fist church will meet to take action on the plan to build a new church. Plans will be submitted by the com mittee and the matter fully discussed. It is expected there will be large at tendance, as it is to be a very important meeting.
 w. A. Warner & Brother have begun work on the big storehouse to be locat- 1 ed on their wharf property on Front ] street, near Grand avenue. and which | llttS Dt6l l6oSGQ ulLlIl HEAL J1h " ! the board of education. J. A. Thorpe Is | the builder and expects to have the l building completed in about two weeks. | The board will then put in the steam | heating apparatus and the desks and 1 seats. The building will be divided | into seven rooms and occupied by the | pupils in the Grand avenue school save the two highest rooms, which will be | located until the new school is ready in the Center street school house. Each room in the Warner building will have a separate outside entrance and the rooms are each 20 by 22 feet and twenty feet high The building will afford very good temporary quarters for the schools.
 The committee appointed by Colum- bia Castle, K. G. D., to arrange an or a trolley ride have decided upon the former and will give l ball in Central hall the third or fourth week in April.
 A handsome painting of a cluster 1f roses, executed by Miss Minnie P 4ooodsell, is on exhibition in the win low of W. s. & E. H. Rowes store.
 Fort Hale lodge, N. E. o. F., in the past meetings has taken in eleven new ] members, making seventy three in all.
 On Easter Sunday at Grace church ervices will be held for the Sunday Ii chool at 6:30 a. m.; regular morning S ervice-sermon and communion-at { O:3O, and Sunday school service at 8 ). m. h
 The scholars of room No. Strong f chool will report at the Center street S chool, Fair Haven, this morning for chool duties.