The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-01-30
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST ON BOTH
 SIDES THE RIVER.

ndlli LHursudy evening" Dy the NeW Haven Orchestral club, was an espe- cially pleasing affair and deserved a larger audience. Owing to the storm the patronage was small and request has been made to have the concert re- peated, but it is doubtful if repetition can be arranged. The entertainment was given under the auspices of Polar Star lodge, No. IT, I. Q. o. F. The soloist of the evening was Frank Edgar, who sang in his usually acceptable manner, and was warmly applauded,
 The program was as follows:
 1. March-"On the Move" ... :. Bailey 3. Overture-'"The Twilight Hour.
 ............. .....,...... ...... .Boettger 3. Song-"H Happy Days. Streletsky
 MT. Frank Edgar.
 (Violin obligato by MT. Adolph P.
 Wolf)
 A. American Fantasia-"Gem of
 steven roster '.............. Tobani D. Cake Walk. Krell
 Intermission.
 1. Waltz Aphrodite" .Jaxoni 9 The Return of the Troops" ...,...
 .......... ............ Eilenberg 8 Song-"Because Love You, Dear"
 ............... .......... .... .HaWley
 MT. Frank Edgar.
 A. Prayer in the Chapel". "........ Bailey 5. "The Rainbow Dance. ....... .Rosey g. March--"The Thames. .. LeJ eune
 The very low tide yesterday served we'll for the picking up of some of the big stones taken out of the old bridge. A man waded out and adjusted the chains and then the great blocks were hoisted on board the schooner Mary G. Beattie to be used for backing in the new piers. Many spectators witnessed the work from the temporary bridge
 MT. and Mrs William G. Brenner of Four Corners, formerly of Fair Haven, are receiving congratulation over the arrival of little boy at their home.
 small elevator has been placed in the rear of w. A. Warner & Bro 's store to communicate with the newly fitted up office on the second floor The heavy safe will soon be removed from the store to the office.
 Rev. Father Mulholland is able to be out after an attack of bronchitis. Rev Father Shanley, curate of the same church, (St. Francis), is i'll with rheu- matisn.
 A hn,1 x<eN NTx, Mo-. David Quinn called at their home, SI Woolsey street, Thursday evening, tc assist in celebrating the birthday an niversary of the latter.
 The Lavine and Scott Social clut gave a dance in McIntyre's old store Wednesday evening, the grand marcf taking place at 9:30. Fitzgeralds or. chestra played for the dancing which followed. The committee who officiated were: Chairman, E. Geuran; members G. Glynn, J. Whalen, G. Boucher, P Sullivan, G. Gernette, w. Laden and G Walsh.
 The mason work for the new parisl house of Grace Episcopal church has been let to Bates & Townsend, who will begin on the contract Monday.
 Rev. J. Lee Mitchell leaves to-day fol Philadelphia on a business trip.
 The shovel brigade was out in full force yesterday and several miles of walk were cleared. H. W. Todd ot Grand avenue says he shoveled 900 fec of paths around his place and believes he broke out his share of snow. Sev. eral crosswalks were cleared, but many along the side streets are yet to be shoveled out
 The Little Workers, a mission circle connected with the Grand avenue Con- gregational church. of which Mrs. l. l.. Bradley is the leader, will give al entertainment in the Sunday schoo l room next Wednesday evening. 1 Mrs. William Cornelius Bartlett, nee Hillhouse, who was married this week received her middle name of Agnes l when babe from her mother-in-l law Mrs. Bartlett of Brooklyn, N. r., 6 l friend of the Hillhouse family Mrs Bartlett was much pleased at the timt | that her own name had been given t, | the little girl, but little did she imagine | that one day she would become hel l daughter.
 | The whist party given on Wednesday | evening by the members of the Calume i club to their wives and lady friend. was attended by about thirty person: and was very pleasant occasion.
 During the heavy storm of Thursday l the trips of the Montowese cars wer, maintained by running one of the snow | blows ahead of the cars on every trip l The blow was run over the route agair yesterday. In the afternoon the direc tors of the company went out to tn, end of the road to make arrangement for some proposed improvements.