The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-04-08
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS or INTEREST FROM MOTH
SIDES OF THE RIVER.

SIDES or THE RIVER.
Sunday Services Ia the Churches - ain
full Eye Injury Received by e. p. But
ton-1lnte Munseu still Unheard Of
Miss Jesse Alderman to Lecture OF
fce1amd-Other Notes of Interest.
| Miss Jessie A. Alderman will speal
at the East Pearl street M. II. church
Monday evening, on the subject ''Eigh
Hundred Miles on Horseback Through
Iceland" This lecture will be illustrat.
ed with stereopticon slides, taken while
in that country and is the only Illus
trated lecture on the subject of Ameri-
ca Miss Alderman is noted travel
er and is one of the able women speak
ers now before the public. 1t is q
free lecture and az arge congregation
will undoubtedly greet Miss Asker
man.
Although additional letters have been
received from Vera Cruz no further de-
tails concerning the loss at sea of
Charles l.. Munsell of Fair Haven, have
been received. He was mate on the ILL
fated British brig Estella, which were
lost near Vera Cruz.
With the captain and several sailors
Mate Munsell was swept from the
wreck. 1t is believed they held out I'M
til overcome from their long exposure
and fasting and We're washed from the
wreck. 1t Is believed the brig is still
afloat as she was loaded with southern
pine timber. Mate Munsell was an ex-
cellent sailor. having followed the sea
about thirty years.
In a few days new 3S-foot sharpe
built by Sergeant Albert Bradley will
be launched in the harbor. 1t Is a fine
boat and is the first addition to the
fleet of sharpies that has been built in
years. Formerly one or more of these
boats We're built every year, as they
We're most entirely used in the oyster
business, but during late years the
steamer has taken the place Of the
smaller craft.
A pleasant gathering was held Thurs
day evening when many of the friends
and schoolmates Of Miss Bell Whlpper
nipac avenue. 1t was the celebration
of her sixteenth birthday anniversary
Miss Whipper received many gifts in
Guiding some handsome flowers. The
party included Miss Florence Giles,
Miss Ruby Crossley. Miss Pearl Cross
ley, Miss Minnie Allen, Miss May Rowe
Miss Florence Grosvenor, Miss Lottie
Bartholomew, Miss Jennie Duncan Miss
Bertha Palmer, Miss Nellie Sears and
Miss Mabel Hart.
Mrs. Lottie Rockliffe of New Britain
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry A. Loveland of East Grand ave-
nue..
E. B. Button of Lewis street. employed
in the erpair shops of the Fair Haven
and Westville Railroad company, in
jured his left eye painfully yesterday
by getting piece of emery in it. The
eye is not permanently injured and he
will be at work again In a few days.
Rev. r. T. McNicholl of the East
Pearl street M E. church, has been at
tending conference at Mt. Vernon, N.
Y, this week He has been invited by
the East Pearl street church to continue
as pastor another year. and it Is ex-
pected he will be reappointed.
George NJ Coe has returned from
northern New York with several horses
Among them are the two matched pairs
which promise to be very good drivers
The schooner T. r. Moffett, Captain
Harris, which brought cargo of oys-
,ers from Virginia to plant on the
beach, has sailed for New York,
Rev. Mr.. Hare of Newark, N. J., will
supply the pulpit of the Grand avenue
Baptist church Sunday
At the Montowese BAPTIST church |
Sunday the pastor, Rev. George B. Cut
en-, will preach in the morning on the
subject Knowing the movable" and |
n the evening the topic will be 1.-THE |
Philippine Question"
The choir of the Grand avenue Bap- |
list church will sing Harry Rowe Shell
ey's Easter cantata Death and Life" |
Sunday evening
George Bradley of North Quinnipiac |
street butchered a 300 pound pig on |
1t was hung up on tree
o COOL and during the night the pork
r was stolen.
The following programme of Easter
music will be rendered at the Ferry
treet Congregational church next Sun
lay evening by the new quartet, which
ang for the first time last Sunday eve
ling.
Iymn-"Hark, ten thousand harps and
voices"
Anthem-"Now is Christ Risen" Nichol
Anthem-"The Magdalene". Warren
Gloria. -. $50. -. ............ Schubert
Softly, now the light of !
day. ... -. .Hews
our Passover. :,
$50. .............. Shackley
)ffertory-"He is risen: He Is risen"
:. :. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Schneider
Miss Murphy.
Anthen1--"The strife is oer". Vogrich
1ymn-"Joy to the world"