The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-06-06
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM BOTH
SIDES THE RIVER.

Fair Haven East to be Field Tonight
Charles IL. Rowe and Miss Anna M.
Bracket of Simsbury to be Married
Other Items.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
borough of Fair Haven East will be
held in the engine house this evening.
Warden George M. Baldwin will pre-
side and C. e. Bray will be the clerk.
A report of the treasurer, 0. A. Rose,
will be made. and a report of the tax
collector will also be submitted. A tax
for the ensuing year will be laid, and
any other business that may be offered
will be considered.
The schooner yacht Christine, M. r.
Durham owner, will go into commits
sion this week. The yacht is moored
in the Quinnipiac river near Graves
yard. Mr.. Durham will go away on the
yacht with his family in July for a
cruise.
Charles B. Rowe, son of B. N. Rowe
Of Fair Haven, and Miss Annie M.
Brockett of Simsbury will be married
at the brides home June 8.
A service for the Y. P. S. C. e. was
held in the Grand avenue Baptist
church last evening. The platform was
decorated with flags, flowers and Chris
tian Endeavor emblems, and presented
an attractive appearance. DR.. Sage
spoke on Baptist History" giving an
interesting address. A chorus from the
Y. p. s. c. E. assisted in the singing.
The communion service was observed
at the East Pearl street M. e. church
yesterday morning. The reception of
new members was postponed for one
month
Communion services We're held at the
Grand avenue Congregational church
yesterday at p. m.
The approaching dedication of the
new hall of East Rock lodge, A. o. U,
W., promises to be notable lodge af-
fair. The grand officers will be present
and the exercises will be of great inter-
est to all the members. Members of To-
cal and neighborhood lodges will be in
vited. 1t is not decided just when the
dedication will occur, but probtbly dur
ing the first or the second week in
July
A delegation from the Union Veter-
ans association and the Woman's Re
lief union came over to Fair Haven
cemetery yesterday morning and dedi-
Gated the graves Of their deceased men,
berS.
William A. Waterbury has returned
from Chicago, having visited his son,
DR.. Frederick S. Waterbury, now con-
neeted with the sanitarium at Garfield
Park. DR.. Waterbury is having excel
lent success in treating patients suf-
fering from the morphine and cocaine
habit, using a remedy of his own dis
covery. One patient who had expended
$1100 in various so-called cures, with
out result was entirely cured by DR.
Waterbury.
New Haven harbor is not the only
oyster district where the catching OF
oysters has been interfered with by the
mines. 1t Is said that at Keyport, N
j., the business of nearly five hundred
oystermen has been practically ruined
for the present by the recent order OF
the war department prohibiting the
oyster boats from operating in the vi
cinity of Horseshoe and Sandy Hook
This is the great oyster and clam
ground of New Jersey.
Miss Minnie Beach and Blanchard
Gray will be married June % at the
home of the bride in East Haven.
At the East Haven grange tomorrow
evening it will be children's night and
special exercises will be conducted. The
public are invited to attend.