The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-24
FAIR HAVEN HAPPENINGS
NUMEROUS EMPHASIZING SOCIAL
 OCCURRENCES.

"The Lullabys>t Success-Reception by
 1.-Two Oak Councll-Duplicate Whist Club
 Funeral of Mrs. Ball-Funeral of Mrs.
 Reinhardt.
 An entertainment entitled "The Lul- labys of the Nation" was given by the Y. P. S. c. E. of East Haven in the town hall last evening. The proceeds are to be devoted to repainting the Congregational parsonage.
 At the reception to be given this eve- ming at the Y. M. c. A. rooms by the New Haven Christian Endeavor union MT. and Mrs. M. J. Gibbons of Fair Haven and H. D. Curtiss of East Ha- ven will assist in looking after the re- treatments, and William Curtiss of East Haven will assist in the pro- gramme for. the. entertainment. During the few months that the pull pit of the Second Congregational church has been vacant there have been many applications for the position Ol QdSlOT. A IllSiilpCl Ol lliC tee said yesterday that the letters they had received from applicants were enough to keep one reading all day. The letters numbered several score. Another candidate is to preach on the third of April.
 A reception will be rendered this eve ming by members of Live Oak council, Royal Arcanum, to their wives and lady friends During the evening there will be an entertainment which is to include vocal duett by Misses Hall and Gilbert, violin solo by Miss Helen Johnson, song by Riley T.. Phillips, dramatic reading by Miss May Colt, piano solo by Miss Belle Slater and a song by Julius Smith.
 The funeral of Kate Reinhardt, wife of John Smith, will be held at her late home at South End this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
 The Y. P. S. c. E. of the Second Con- gregational church will hold it's semi annual business meeting this evening at 8 o'clock. An entertainment will follow and refreshments will be serv- ed. The committee in charge will be
 
 bers and their friends.
 Rev. Henry B. Roberts of Torrington I will preach at the Second Congre ga- tional church Sunday, April 13. He | will preach in exchange will Rev. Will | liam Roberts, who has supplied this church since last fall.
 | The funeral of Jane A. Mallory, wife of Elijah S. Ball, was attended from her late residence, 76 East Pearl street, 1 yesterday afternoon, Rev. N. G. Che l ney officiating. The bearers were Lu- | .cius s. Ludington, Isaac Mallory, Orzo Talmadge, Captain John Sanford, l.. J. | Bristol and John s. Sanford, 2d. The l interment was in the Fair Haven cem- l etery.
 | Good progress was made in demol- ishing the temporary bridge yesterday. l The workmen began at the middle of | the bridge to remove the planking and | carted them off from each end. As soon as the planking were removed the stringers were hoisted on board the schooner John s. Gilmore. There Is but little more work to be done on the new bridge The castings which were broken about two weeks ago and which | were IOcdLeu unueT tuc DEluSG dIG DSlIlS replaced by new iron
 The members of the Duplicate Whist l club will be entertained tomorrow af- ternoon by Miss Worden of Exchange street. There will be three tables of whist.
 The Sans Homine Whist club met at the residence of Mrs. o. F. Sparks, TIA Blatchley avenue, on Tuesday after ! noon Those present were Mrs. Ray
 Mrs. Durant, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Clay Mrs Jones, Mrs Cornwall, Mrs. Grove Mrs Swartz, Mrs. Hollacher, Mrs
 Granniss and Miss Booth. The prizes were won by Mrs. Swartz and Mrs Grove Refreshments were served as usual after the game. The next meet
 will be at the house of Mrs. George 1 Hnllanher Qn Chanel street