The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-08
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM BOTH
SIDES or THE RIVER.


1st-Polar Star Lodge-The Big Addition
to the Brewery--Ex- Postmaster Moore
Talk of Catholic Chapel for Morris
Cove-Sons OF Temperance.
Contractor Beattie of Leete's Island
came over on Saturday to inspect the
condition of work on the new draw
bridge. He said the contract would
probably be finished by June |, the time
of extension granted by the govern
ment
N. w. Kendall expects that his new
residence near the Four Corners will be
ready for occupancy about September
/. 1t is to be named kenmore"
Miss Della A. Bunnell, whose funeral
| took place in North Branford on Satur-
day, has relatives in Fair Haven. She
had reached the advanced age of ninety
years.
| The entertainment committee of
Polar Star lodge No. II, I. o. o. F.,
have arranged for grand sociable and
concert to be given in Polar Star hall,
| Thursday evening. The first part of
the evening will be devoted to a concert
! by Arpin's orchestra and dancing will
| follow.
| The contractor who is building the
big additions to the Quinnipiac brewery
| is waiting for iron to arrive from Phil
adelphia The walls of the addition
are up one story. The capacity of the
brewery will be much increased; at
present they can manufacture 800 bar
rels per day, and with the addition the
output can be increased to 500 barrels.
The addition will be completed, it is ex-
pected, by July.
On the evening of February Is the
Mutual Aid association of the Quinni-
piac brewery will give private ball in
| Germania hall.
Ex Postmaster w. H. Moore is still
confined to his home by illness. He is
suffering from the effects of sciatica.
Rev Father Mulholland is DESTROYS
of building a chapel at Morris Cove to
be used in the summer as a branch of
ST. Francis parish.
Congratulations are being extended to
Mr.. and Mrs John Burton upon the ar
rival of underground girl at their
| home in Brown street, annex.
Eleven members of the Birmingham
division paid a visit to Hiram Camp
division, Sons of Temperance, at their
last meeting Tomorrow evening
members of the local division will visit
H. H. Benedict division at the Four
Corners The Hiram Camp division at
| the last meeting gave a very fine pro-
| gram under the direction of Company
A. The last of the team drills will be
held Thursday evening under the direc-
ton of Company B. The division has
| just taken in four new members and
six propositions for membership were
received
| AT the East Pearl street NJ. E. church
yesterday morning six persons received
baptism,six were admitted to full mem
bership and three received by letter.
During the recent revival thirty-six
persons were hopefully converted,
Delegates from the Epworth league will
attend the district convention at Meri-
den, Wednesday,
A surprise party was rendered to Miss
Edna Kimberly of North Front street
Friday evening Refreshments were
served and there We're whist, games and
music.
Rev. j. Lee Mitchell at the Grand
layenue Congregational church preached
last evening the first in a series of ser
mons on Topics Selected BY the Pew. "
The subject was: why Were the Chill
dren Who Knocked at Elisha So Terribly
Punished, While the Children Thai
Mock at Everything To-Day Go I'm
punished" For next Sunday evening
the topic will be: THE Life of Solo.
mon; It's Maxim"
Fifteen new members have been re.
ceived by East Rock lodge A. o. u. w.
In the past month
Six new members were added to the
Grand avenue Baptist church yesterda,
morning
Rehearsals viii soon begin by the st
Francis Dramatic club of an operetts
to be given at the Hyperion theater at
ter Easter
The schooners Ophelia and Magic
loaded at Rockaway, l.. l., severa
weeks ago with beach sand for w. A
Warner & Brother, have not vet ar
rived, owing to the bad weather, The
captain of the barge Notta reports see
ing the schooners at Jersey City wher
he left there last week. If the mill
weather continues the vessels ought II
reach here this week.