The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-05-25
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Loyal Crusaders Band-Real Estate
building Permits the First Church
on Memorial Day--Funeral OF j. G. Bree
Mrs. Kelly Assisted.
a band of Loyal Crusaders, No, 2, has
been formed by Hiram Camp division,
S. OF t., and officers as follows have
been elected: Worthy conductor, Will
liam Fl. Pollard; worthy vice conductor,
Ned j. Smith: secretary, Viola Hall;
chaplain, Mrs. Henry Wochel, At the
meeting for organization an address
with suggestions in the line of instruc-
ton, was made by Miss Weld of this
city, state superintendent of young
peoples work.
At the last meeting of Hiram Camp
division, S. of T., the entertainment
was provided by Company A, and con-
sisted of music, recitations tableauX,
ETC. Since these entertainments We're
begun dozen candidates have joined
the division or are now proposed for
membership.
w, B. and S. A. Collier have pur-
chased of Mr.. Granville seventy feet of
the property he recently purchased of
the Walker estate, and situated on the
west side of Ferry street, near Wolcott
street. A barn rented several years by
e. A. Johnson, the grocer, has been
taken down and the Golfers are to
build residence on the property.
Rev. Mr. Cook of Christ church, East
Haven, delivered a sermon yesterday
morning first preached by the late
Rev. o. e. Shannon in 1869, on Whit
Sunday.
Building permits have been taken out
as follows; j. A. Thorpe, 40 Exchange
| street, frame storehouse, 20 by q feet;
F! Patrick Butler, IT'S Saltonstall avenue,
| frame house rs by 80 feet; D. c. Sperry,
| builder; Thomas Maroney, n Fillmore
| street, frame addition is by "a feet,
| Coyne Brothers, builders.
The exercises to be held in Grand
| avenue Congregational church on the
afternoon of Memorial day in con-
nection with the dedication of the Sol
diers' and Sailors memorial chapel in
Fair Haven cemetery, will include an
| historical address by Rev. D. NJ. James,
and a patriotic address by Rev. DR.
| Twitchell Comrade Jepson will intro
| duce musical selections to be given by
| 600 singers from the Strong and Wool
| Sey SCilOOlS. ne uGulCdllOu VI graves
| in Fair Haven cemeteries will be in
! charge of Past Commander w. Il. Nor
gan, and at the East Haven cemetery
by Comrade w. I'll. Robinson.
| At the funeral of John C. Bree held
| from ST. Francis church Saturday
morning the bearers We're D. A. Bren-
man, Peter H. Cain, John P. Bree, James
H. Leddy, James H. Hart and John j
!, King.
The choir Of the Second Congrega,
/ tional church was assisted by Mrs Het.
tie Bradley Kelley yesterday morning
| There was a printed service in the eve
! ming with sermon by the pastor, Rev
d. M. James.
Mrs. Kelley also sang at the praise
service at the Grand avenue Congrega
! tional church in the evening. The pro
gram included the duet Love Divine,
by Mrs. Kelley and Mr.. Woodstock, ant
/ the "Infammatus" by Rosini, rendered
by Mrs. Kelley and a chorus Of twenty
five voices At the morning servic
Rev. J. Lee Mitchell exchanged witt
Rev. DR.. Phillips of the Church Of tn
Redeemer.
Rev. Mr.. Prince of the Yale divinit.
school supplied the pulpit of the Gran'
avenue Baptist church yesterday. TIL
pastor. Rev. DR.. Sage has been attend
ing the Baptist anniversaries at Asbur
Park.