The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-12
FAIR HAVEN.

Sunday afternoon at the East Pearl street M. E. church Rev. MT. Dicker- man of the Church of the Messiah will speak for the w. c. T. U.
 The following officers of Fidelity div ision of East Haven have been recently installed by F. B. Street, Deputy Grand Worthy Patriarch c. I. Curtiss acting as grand conductor: w. F., H. c. Kicker son; w. A., Miss Berta Whittlesey; R. s., Mrs. A, Whittlesey; A. R. S., Miss Ida Fonda; F. S., Miss Nellie Thomp- son; treasurer, Mrs. D. B. Woodward; chaplain, F. R. Andrews; conductor, Theodore G. Van Sickles; assistant con- ductor, John Scoville; inside sentinel, Charles Smith; outside sentinel Leland w. Thompson.
 At a largely attended meeting of the Grand avenue Baptist church held We'd nesday evening plans for the proposed addition to the church building were considered. The plan is for the ultimate construction of larger and more mod ern building, but for the present an addition will be built on the rear of the old building. This will be of brick and stone trimmings and will be 2 perma- nent affair, the purpose beingFat some future time to rebuild the front in ac- cordance with the same general plan. The extension soon to be built on the rear will be for Sunday school room, lecture room, kitchen, ladies' parlors, etc. The church by unanimous vote constituted the trustees with the pas- tor, Rev Dr. Sage, building commit tee with power to proceed and make the proposed improvements, The pres ent building is too contracted for the society and the additional room, which also permits of enlarging the audience room, is greatly needed.
 The Kings Daughters of the Second Congregational church will hold a sale of pretty and useful articles in the chapel of the church Wednesday even ing, April IT, One of the attractions of the evening will be music by the Fair Haven Orchestral club. Ice cream and cake will be served and the admission fee is ten cents.
 Wednesday evening surprise was rendered MT. and Mrs. c. M. Rexroth at their home on Pine street. Dancing was enjoyed most of the evening and a. supper was served. Among those pres ent were MT. and Mrs. E. Nichols, MT. and Mrs. c. s. MacGilvray, Mrs. Cook, MT. and Mrs Ami Ludington. W. Fl. AIling and Miss filling, Captain Lu- zerne and Mrs. Ludingtons Miss Annie I4udington, Charles Weber, George Hull, Mrs. Andrew w. Hull, Mrs. and Mrs. Woodward.
 James Brown of Quinnipiac street, who was seriously hurt by a. nail punc- turing his back when he sustained fall recently, is able to be at work once more.
 MT. Upham of West Haven has nov ed to 61 Atwater street, into the house by Leverett P. Clark. Both are railroad men.
 Ex-sexton siebert of the Fair Haven Union cemetery is at present working for lot owners
 Court Interpreter Anthony Spinello has moved to the corner of St. John and Franklin streets.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. COOK.
 The remains of Mrs. Betsey N. Cook of Fair Haven were taken to Meriden on the 12:51 train yesterday afternoon | and taken from the depot to the grave | in West cemetery, services having been | held at Fair Haven previous to arriv- | ing there The bearers in Meriden were Mayor L. B. Coe, Rufus Hall, Eugene | A. Hall and Oliver Swan.