The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-12-06
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
BIG ENTERT1 INMENT TO BE GIVEN
 THIS EVENING.
At Polar Star HalI-Valuable Trotting Horse of Edward NJ. Futile Dead- Hiram Camp Entertainmen To-mor- row Evening.

Hiram Camp Entertainment To-mor.
 row Evening. Captain Crossley of the schooner Alice B. Phillips has fine charter for his vessel, from Philadelphia to New Haven, with $50 tons of coal. There are four lay days to load and five cents demurrage
 The schooner Grace Seymour has been chartered to load coal, S90 tons, at Phil adelphia to New Bedford, at $1.S5 per ton.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur D. Barnes, who have visited here, have returned to their home in Philadelphia.
 MT. and Mrs Stratton of Ferry street while driving near Montowese, Sunday, met with an accident, the horse hav- ing been frightened by an automobile. The horse ran away and threw out the occupants, but they were not injured. The carriage was considerably broken.
 Hermann Ammann of Lombard street leaves Friday for Florida, to remain through the winter.
 N. A. Beebe of Pine street enter tained the members of his Sunday school class at his home Monday even- ing.
 An entertainment will be given in Polar Star hall this evening at 8 o'clock, under the auspices of the Pro- gressive chapter of the East Pearl street M. D. church. The admission is twenty-five cents. There will be a two part programme, az follows:
 Part I. Selections by well known and high class
 talent:
 Mrs, c. D. Horton--Soprano. Professor Sanford-Song and guitar. Miss Mabel Pratt-Pianist. Messrs Franz Mueller and Ernest
 r-Recitationists. Miss Jennie Clayton-The girl cornet-
 ist, and others of ability.
 Part II. A comedy, entitled "A Proposal Under
 Difficulties" as rendered by Bob Yardsley-Suitor ..... Roy Newton Jack Barlow-Suitor e. Frank Reveley Dorothy Andrews ....... Harry Benham Jennie-The Maid ... Wentworth Floyd
 Hiram Camp division, No. IA, s. of T., will give free entertainment and so- cial to the members and their friends on Thursday evening at Odd Fellows hall. Light refreshments will be serv- ed at the close of the. entertainment,
 The Ladies Aid society will serve supper in the parish house of Grace P. E. church on Thursday evening at o'clock In addition to the usual sup per oysters will be served. The sup per will be followed with an entertain ment, for which the admission is free. The programme will include literary selections by Parson Isbell and there will be the Klondike bank, which will furnish amusement.
 The store of W. s. & F. H. Rowe Is open evenings and will continue so to do lntil after the holidays.
 Roy and Stewart Hemingway, who ,ame home for the Thanksgiving vaca- 1 ion, have returned to their studies at | Lakeville.
 Harvey Davis has returned to school | It Sing Sing, N. Y. Edward M. Futile has lost his valu- | lble trotting horse from illness. The | lorse has trotted in 22O and has won ] number of races in this vicinity. MT. Futile has been rather unfortunate with rotters, having lost a valuable animal | ] few months ago. its leg having been broken.
 At meeting of Beacon lodge, No. 69, '. F. O. P, to be held December 6, he following is to be discussed: That he Vote of February 15, Making Pro- ision for Payment of Assessments and Dues Outside the Lodge Roome Be Re- There will also be nomina- ion of officers on the same night A arge attendance is desired at this meet 1g.
 George E. Lancraft has purchased of ,. J. Cronan 50 feet of land on Fairmont venue.