The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-11-16
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS.

The Y. P. s. c. E. of the Grand ave- nue Baptist church has elected officers as follows: President, Mrs. Frederick Siebert; vice president, Miss Grace D. Scranton; recording secretary, Miss Thera E. Robinson; corresponding sec retary, Miss Nora A. Sage; treasurer, Charles D. Manwaring; musical direc- tor, John w. Phillips; lookout commit tee, Mrs. Frederick Siebert, MT. and Mrs. William Preston, Miss Viola Hall, John w. Phillips, Miss Grace E. Hunt ley; prayer meeting committee, Miss Grace E. Scranton, Miss N. c. Porter, Miss Nora A. Sage, Miss Minnie l.. Huntley, Miss Clara Keheys; social committee, M J. Gibbons, Mrs. M J. Gibbons, Miss Thera D. Robinson, Rich ard Green, Miss Katherine Diehl Miss Grace E. Huntley; Sunday school com mittee Mrs. J. H. Price, Miss Grace F. Scranton, Mark Hare, Miss Minnie l.. Huntley, Carleton Jacques; sick visit ing committee, Mrs J. H. Price, N. A. Beebe, Miss N. c. Porter, Mrs. N. A. Beebe, c. DI Manwaring; music com mittee, Miss N. c. Porter, Miss Libbie Bishop, Carleton Jacques; missionary committee, Rev. s. c. Sage, Mrs. Will liam Preston Miss Clara Keheys, Miss Ida Bishop, Miss Matte Hale; floral committee, c. D. Manwaring, Miss Flor ence Hubbard, Miss Eyalina A. Jacobs, Mark Hare, Mrs. Charles French; Eng fish hall committee, Miss Grace E. Phil lips; temperance committee, Frederick J. Smith, Miss Viola Hall, Miss Mattie Hall, Miss Bertha filling, Miss Edith Fowler.
 Frederick Siebert of Waterbury fa- ther of Constable Frederick siebert, jr., of Exchange street. died on Sat urday at the nome of his son, John J. Siebert, in the former place. He had been i'll long time with kidney trou- bles. His wife died over thirty years ago. He has seven sons-Frederick Siebert of this city, John J., Christie, Lawrence and Lewis Siebert of Water bury, William of Brooklyn, N Y., and l Leonard Siebert of East Hampton Conn. Three other sons and a daugh- | ter have died. His age was seventy | five years. The funeral took place yes- terday.
 l Mrs. Julia E. Moves, who fractured | her hip in the summer and has been | at the New Haven hospital, has been removed to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Thaddeus Shook, No. Il Houston street. Mrs. Moves is over eighty years of age and it is feared she will | be bed-ridden the remainder of her life
 The cutting down of the hill on East Grand avenue necessitated the building of a bank wall along the property of L. | w. Moody. This work is now in prog ress, Redfield & Son being the contrac- tors. MT. Moody was awarded $1 ,o0t | damages in consequence of the i'm provement in the avenue and the re.
 taining wall now under construction
 will probably cost nearly that sum. Parties who have been duck hunting off the Branford shore report the birds very plenty, but the weather of the past
 week was too rough for successful
 shooting. One day last week party of Fair Haven hunters were the only
 ones to venture out in boat on the ducking grounds.
 James D. Farren of East Haven, who
 has been very ill with typhoid malaria is able to be out again.
 Miss Edith, eldest daughter of MT and Mrs. George S. Vibbert of Clinton vile, and William Smith, are to be mar
 ried at the home of the brides parents | tomorrow.