The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-02-07
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS


Leroy Manwaring to Undergo an Opera
tom ina a New York Hospital Enter
tainment I'm Polar Star Hall This
acknowledgements Evening Mt Grace
Church Parish House Next Monday.
Leroy Manwaring, accompanied by
his father c. D. Manwaring of East
Pearl street, went to New York last
week to a hospital in East Fifty ninth
street, where the boy is to remain sew
eral weeks. When child he had fall
which resulted in partial paralysis of
the cords of the limb and he has been
compelled to wear q brace to assist in
walking. Tt will be necessary to have
the cords cut. Leroy is about ten years
of age, and this is the first time he has
been away from home alone, but he was
anxious to go.
w. A. Warner, accompanied by his
cousin, FELTON, Wood, sailed from New
York Saturday for Jamaica to remain a
couple of weeks.
c. w. Hemingway was out yesterday
for the first time since his recent ILL
ness.
Rev. and Mrs. D. M. James, who are
in this city for a few days, were in Fair
Haven yesterday, where they called on
friends.
The monthly meeting of the vestry
of Grace p. e. church was held last
evening.
M. M. Cover was over calling on
friends yesterday He is to deliver his
interesting illustrated lecture on "Ha-
waiia" at the Church of the Messiah
next Sunday evening
Mrs. Cornelius Thompson of Quinni-
piac avenue is i'll with the grip
Mrs. Frederick B. Street and her
daughter, Miss Grace Street, of East
Haven, have gone to Washington for a
stay of two or three weeks.
e. A. Hemingway has teams drawing
wood from Totoket mountain for the
Montowese Brick company.
The salaries of the financial secretary, |
secretary and treasurer of Fort Hale
lodge, N. T.. o. p, have been cut down
" Wv
the lodge could not afford to pay as
much as had been expended The finan-
cial secretary, w. S. Rowe, who has
performed the duties of his office well
during the several years he has served, |
decided that he could not afford to do
the work for the reduced salary and re- I
signed. His resignation was accepted
at a meeting held last Friday evening, !
and Charles Hillhouse was elected to
fill the vacancy. Mr. Hillhouse was in
itiated member of the order the same |
evening.
The entertainment under the auspices !
of Polar Star lodge to be given in Polar
Star hall this evening promises to be /
very interesting. Fifty moving pictures .
will be shown, including views i1lustrat-
ing scenes in the war with Spain.
A dramatic entertainment is to be
given in the Grace church parish house
next Monday evening" The programme
is as follows:
Piano solo-Miss Nettie Brett.
1.-THE Honeymoon" a comedy in two
acts,
Baritone solo-William e. Morgan, jr
"a Regular Fix" farce in one act.
The board of burgesses of Fair Haven
East hold their monthly meeting this
evening.
The regular meeting of the East Ha-
ven grange will be held this evening.
Mrs. Bertha e. futile was elected
treasurer, but she declined to serve, and
Mrs. Florence r. Andrews was prevail
ID upon to accept the position again.
The Fair Haven Choral society will
,,aat reei6npoa Of +bo ,l;poa+or
William j. Kraft, 342 Grand avenue,
his evening. The society will meet On
Tuesday evenings.