The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-24
FAIR HAVEN.

Weather Vane-A Promo Otlon-W hist Club
 Ladies' Aid sOciety-BorOugh Tax Payers
 deception to Rev. MT. Cheney Tonight
 St. James, Church.
 Luoius Ludington of East Pearl street has purchased the weather vane which was on top of the tower of the old Grand avenue schoolhouse. The vane was of iron and six feet in length. In pulling down the tower, the vane was broken in several pieces, but MT, Lud- ington has it now at his home and prizes it highly.
 Charles 10. De Forest, recently clerk in Mrs. John Burke's pharmacy on Grand avenue, has accepted position as head clerk with c. $. Leete & Co.,, wholesale druggists. MT. De Forest has been connected with drug stores in Fair Haven many years, is well and favorably known and will succeed in hia new position.
 The Whist club of the east side re- gently made a surprise visit upon MT. and Mrs. s. Barnes of Perkins street.
 This evening there will be given an entertainment and sale at the Grand avenue Baptist church under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid society, Following Is the program:
 Plano solo-Niss Anna Way.
 Vocal solo-Miss Ada Gage.
 Banjo SoIo-William Bishop,
 Recitation,-Mrs. L. c. Goodrich Flute Solo-E. G. Wooster.
 Vocal SoIo-H. H. Nettleton.
 Piano Duet-Misses Nora Sage and
 Amy Gage.
 Dialogue-"In Want of a Servant"
 Cast of Characters.
 MT. Marshall all..............C. A. Knowles Mrs. Marshall. Miss Ida Waters Margaret O'Flanagan. ...............
 ..................M Mrs. l.. c. Goodrich Snowdrop Washington ..............
 .................,. Mrs c. c. French Katrina Van Follenstein. ............
 ..............M Miss Hattie Hitchcock Mrs Bunker. Miss Nora Sage Freddie. e............M Master Stanley Carl Recita tion--Mrs. L. c. Goodrich.
 Admission will be fifteen cents and cream will be served after the enter tainment.
 Some of the borough taxpayers are complaining because of the special water tax in Fair Haven East of $260 per annum. They state that at West | vile and WAterside the town pays for the water supplied to the hydrants | and the borough is entitled to the same | consideration. The matter will be | brought to the attention of the board | of selectmen. All of the Methodist ministers of | the city and the Fair Haven clergy | have been invited to the reception to Rev. N. G. Cheney to be given in the | East Pearl street M. B. church this evening. The members of the church | and congregation are also invited.
 The ball of Columbia castle, K. G. D., will be given at Central hall on the evening of Wednesday, May 1. The music committee of St. James church have completed the makeup of their quartet for another year. A. M. Kennedy is to be the tenor.
 Tomorrow evening the Physical Phalanx, consisting of young ladies, who have been drilled by Miss May Blakeslee a pupil of Dr. Anderson, and the Boys brigade, under command of Lieutenant Potter of the Grays, will give drill in the Sunday school room of the Grand avenue Congregational church.
 The second lecture in the Y. M. c. A. course will be given at the rooms this evening by Dr. W. L. Cross of Yale university. Subject, George Eliot" At the first lecture in the course the rooms were crowded.