The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-03-29
FAIR HAVEN HAPPENINGS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM 10TH
 SIDES OF THE RIVER.
Funeral of Frederick w. Futile The Christian Endeavor Worlers-Marine Notes s-Funeral of MT. Augur-Per- scnaI, Etc.

Notes-FuneraI of MT. Augur-Per-
 sonaI, Etc.
 The funeral of Frederick w. Futile was held yesterday afternon at three o'clock from the residence of his daugh- ter, Mrs. H. s. Lancraft, 239 Lenox street. The interment was in the Fair Haven cemetery.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Grand avenue Baptist church will meet this afternoon in the parlors of the church and an Easter supper will be served from to 7:30. In addition to the reg ular bill of fare at these fortnightly suppers, eggs, served in a variety of ways, and meats will be provided The price of the supper will be fifteen cents; children under ten years of age ten cents.
 George M. Coe has. gone to northern New York to buy horses and will return in few days. He recently sold fine driving horse to c. H. Conway, the druggist.
 The schooner Anderson, three mast CT, has just discharged cargo of lum- Der at one of the Barnesville wharves. This is the first arrival of lumber this season. The schooner's bows at the loading line are protected with sheath ing of wood as protection against ice while loading in one of the rivers or Maine
 The funeral of Jacob H. Augur will be held from his late residence, No. 2l6 Grand avenue, on Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock
 The republicans of the Fourteenth ward will hold their caucus at the en- zine house this evening at o'clock to nominate delegates to the city and town conventions and ward officers.
 Captain John Crossley of the New Haven schooner Alice B. Phillips will remain at home during the next voyage of the vessel. The schooner is now at New London. In a storm about ten days ago Captain Crossley was nearly washed overheard and was severely shaken up. He says it is the most se- were season at sea in all his experience. The mate will have charge of the vessel the next trip.
 The Christian Endeavor society of the Grand avenue Congregational church will give supper and entertainment in the church parlors tomorrow even- ing The supper will be from to 7:So under the direction of the young women of the church, with Miss Hattie Denni- son as chairman of the committed The admission will be ten cents. After SUD- per there will be an entertainment un- der the direction of Rev. Donald Ct. Colp the assistant pastor of the church, and consisting of vocal and instrument tai music by students of the Yale divln- ity school. This will be followed by a burlesque on the stabbing affair in the play of Julius Caesar" in which the whole company will take part The en- tertainment promises to be one of much merit. and the admission is only ten cents
 It was stated yesterday that some Of the divinity school instructors had ln- rterposed an objection to the students appearing in a farce, Nsuggesting that they had better be engaged in preach ing during their vacation. The students however, felt that there was no harm in appearing in harmless farce, and that their time was their own during the vacation season. Their services were obtained for the occasion by Rev. MT. Colp.