The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-04-13
FAIR HAVEN HAPPENINGS
ENTERTAINMENT BY YOUNG PEO-
 PIE OF ST. JAMES ORURCH.

Funeral of Miles H. Farren-Rev. MT.
 Cheney Has Removed His Family to
 Bridgeport-Petition for Lights on New
 Drawbridge-East Haven Grange Mem
 bers to Go to Hamden.
 The entertainment to he given by the Young Peoples Social chapter of St.. James church, in the church parlors on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, promises to be very successful
 On Wednesday evening little Mae Hayes, the attractive elocutionist, will recite, also Miss Colwell in her senti- mental darkie songs and the pretty Lily March and song will be given by twelve little girls.
 On Thursday evening among the at fractions will be the singing of the Elmwood quartette, also dialogue en- titled Circumstances Alter Cases" to be given by members of the chapter.
 Ice cream, cake and candy will be sold during the evening.
 WEDNESDAY.
 Piano Soo-.Selected-M Hazel Potter. Recitation-Liberty Enlightening the World
 Little Mae Hayes.
 Vocal Solo-Miss Colwell
 Lily March and Song-.Twelye Little Girls. Harold Fowler
 Recitation-Little Mae Hayes.
 Vnca1 Snln-.Mics Cnlman
 THURSDAY.
 Piano Duet--Misses Auger and Sims. Selection Elmwood Quartette.
 Dialogue-Cir Alter Gases. Lily March and Song-Twelve Little Giris. Selection-Elmwood Quartette.
 The remains of the late Miles H. Farren were brought here for inter- ment in Fair Haven cemetery, yester- day afternoon. Funeral services were held from the late residence of the de- ceased in New York at 10 a. m. At the cemetery, the Rev. William Roberts officiated at the commital service. The bearers were a son of the deceased and the nephews and grand nephews-Ros- well B. Farren, Edward Barren, Sher. man Russell and Henry Russell. The family of Rev. N. G. Cheney moved to their new home in Bridge port, yesterday. The family of the new pastor of the East Pearl street M. E. church, Rev. MT. McNicholl, will re- | move from Brooklyn on Thursday and occupy the parsonage. MT, McNicholl has been pastor of the Fourth Avenue M. F. church of Brooklyn, N. Y. Rev. Percy Barnes, rector of Grace Episcopal church, has accepted a call l to St. Johns church in Essex and will remove there about May 1. The Connecticut river schooner Helen P, has loaded 1000 bushels of oyster l seed for c. D. Parmelee, and sailed for l Narragansett Bay. MT. Parmelee has | leased oyster beds in the bay and will plant the seed there.
 Charles r. Bates has circulated pc tition which has been numerously | signed, praying the common council tc erect lights on the new drawbridge. Il | is understood that both the New Haver | Electric company and the Fair Haven | and Westville Railroad company are | willing to furnish power to operate the 1 draw and electricity to light the bridge 1 if the city will make a contract l The schooner Julia has arrived from | Staten Island with sixty-seven tons l gravel and thirty-five tons asphalt. A 1 portion of the gravel and all the as l phalt is for laying walks on the new | drawbridge. The cargo is consigned t l w. A. Warner & Bro.
 | This evening the members of Eas l Haven grange will go to Hamden ant | furnish the programme for the lectur' l CTS hour at the grange meeting in that I place. The members of Foxon grange l have been invited to go with East Ha. ven grange.
 F. B. Street and family have removed | from this city to their summer home 1T l East Haven.
 The plate glass for the front win dows of the new Jefferson building vii l arrive this week. One of the window: l will be s6 by 103 inches. the larges plate glass window in Fair Haven.
 Mrs Lillian Kelsey and Mrs. Darling | who have been in Bermuda for { | month, will sail for home Thursday l The funeral of Mrs. Michael M l Eagan was largely attended from St | Francis church yesterday morning l The bearers were ]. Cain of Meriden | w. Seery of New York, and P. J. Nc. | Guire, P. Cain, P. Murray and Michae | Vfr Il.