The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-05-09
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM BOTH
 SIDES OF THE RIVER.
Pleasant School Day RecolIections-Ac- cident to Ernest Pastore-St. James Church Annual Parish MeetinS-Ihe Borough Election Yesterday, Etc.

l The pews in the Second Congregational | church have been sold very satisfactorily, | the amount realized so far being about S2.- | 800 Attorney Wilima r. Niles had charge of the sale. Persons in want of pews for | the coming year can secure them or the committee. It is believed the total sales will | reach about $3, 300. The highest bonus was paid by Herbert Barnes. his pew costing $215. Pews renting for S2o0 were secured by George NJ. Baldwin, Miss Addie Strong, Harvey Hemingway, William Hemingway. w. A. Warner X Bro are engaged in let tering their storage houses on Front street | and in repainting. The building used for q schoolhouse while the Strong school building was being erected is used for storing cement
 and holds 4,000 barrels. The pupils who at tended the summer schooP' in this build ing have q pleasant recollection of their banks of the Qulnnipiac river, Whlch ah- swered well for a temporary school A. De Matty's fine road horse was SC verely injured d few days ago by having it's foot punctured by d nail. A veterinary Is attending the animal, which WlAl De dls. abled two or three weeks, but no permanent injury is probable.
 Ernest Pastore, brother of Ralph Pas. tore, the Grand avenue barber, was injured at Sargent X Co.'S factory recently and on Thursday was taken to the hospital, blood poisoning having taken pace from an In,
 jury to one of his hands. He was attended by Dr F. s. Robinson, who recommended that Pastore be taken to the hospital. Pas
 tore has been in this country only two Ialy. His ship was forty-tive days on the voyage, having been butfeted by gales, decks swept and damaged and five boats lost in putting into the Azores. Pastore is Il
 At the annual parish meeting of St. James r. F. church officers were elected as fol- lows: Senior warden, Edwin W. Potter; junior warden. Anson T. Moulthrop; parish A. Lewis Chamberlain; vestrymen,, A. Lewis Chamberlain. George I. Foote, Hen " M shannon, c: Edward Henderson, D. William Fowler Frederick R.. Tuttie, Will Tuttle, Morgan E. Fowler, Ambrose A. Munson, John H. Fow.er; collector H. NJ. shannon eqmmttee on Pews, G. ,do Clifford
 The marriage of Louis Russell Wetherwax and May Frances, daughter of Captain and Mrs. Norman Rogers of Mantle. was quietly ternoon, Rev. Mr. Reed of the Baptist church officiating Mr Wetherwax is with the Southern New England Telephone coln- pany and with his wife will reside at fl Houston street, this city.
 H. N. Atwood. formerly of Stony Creek, has taken position as salesman in the Booth market, corner of Grand avenue and Front street.
 The soop Kansas City Captain Pond, has arrived with 300 bushels of clans for George Blackstone The seop is from New Jersey.
 At the grand council of Connecticut, Royal and Select Masons, held In this city yester- day Crawford council, No, 10, was repre- sented by John J. Dayton, w. T. Thompson and l.. A. Humiston.
 Pulaski chapter, No %, has appointed delegates to the annual convocation of the grand chapter, Ryal Arch Masons, which meets In this city to-day. The delegates are Edward l.. Linsley, Gottfried Ammann and Wi.ett H. Kellogg.
 The annual borough election in Fair Ha- ven East was held in the engine house on East Grand avenue. Only one ticket was in the field and with one exception the ticket is the same as last year. The board of ofli- cers elected is as folows
 Warden-George NJ. Baldwin.
 Burgesses- Giles w. Clark. Frank Mans field, Augustus W. Wright. D B. Connel, Joel NJ. Bradley, Charles G. Keeler, II. NJ. 
 Clerk-C F. Bray
 Coiector-Lewis A. T. Blake.
 Treasurer-Orton A. Rose.
 Assessors-O. w. Hemingway, A. L. Chamberlain, Fred H. Hemingway.
 BailiH-CharleS N. Mack.