The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-02-17
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
MASoNS ENTERTAINED BY BnE.
Frank C0UN7RYMAN,

North Branford-Pupils Of Mrs. $. =.
Norton Give Pleasant Rec,tal-suc.
oessf"i Fair by Polar Star Lodge.
Recently an illustrated weekly con-
talned what was called a view OF q
novel happening, probably the first a.
curreHce of the kind in the country.
that of moving house on San Franz
CISCO Bay. This leads q correspondent
at Middletown, r. /. to mention that II
dozen years ago large house was now
ed from the site over rough fields,
across swamp and ravine, over a rail-
road embankment and down to thel
shores of the bay, when it was loaded
upon couple of large scows, lowed Ave
miles across the bay to Jamestown
and there poses as the Bay yovya
MOTEL. Fair Haven people, or some oc
| them. recollect the removal of several
buildings, upon scows to Branford
Point, where they are now q portion q
the hotel buildings. These buildings
were portion of the conscript bar
racks built near Grapevine Point ana
used early in the Civil War for the as
sembling of several regiments before
leaving for the front Several of these
buildings located on East Chapel street
are yet serving for tenements.
AT the East Pearl street M. d.
Church Tomorrow evening, Mrs. Mary
A. Bradley Of Lucknow Christian vi.
lege, India, will deliver an address.
Subject, 1.-THE Woman Behind the Cur-
tain" Mrs. Bradley is woman OF re-
markable ability and a most effective
and attractive lecturer. General
prayer meeting Of the church on Tues
day evening. Normal class and 1uni-
or league on Monday at 4.3O p m. Gem
eral class meeting on Friday evening.
Rev. Frank A Countryman OF North NJ
Branford invited company Of Masons
to his home last evening, and they
We're very pleasantly entertained. In
the company were members of Co.
lodge, F. & A. NJ, of North \
ford, and members of the craft in
North Branford, North Guilford and
Fair Haven. Those present from this
place included Grand Master John O.
Rowland, Fl. w. Crawford, Joel r.
Bradley and G Amman. Mr.. Country-
man is chaplain Of Pulaski Chapter 4.
& A. M. Of Fair Haven During the
evening In behalf Of many Masonic
friends, Mr.. Countryman was present.
"a with beautiful gold Masonic 1ew-
y. The inscription handsomely engrav-
"a reads: Presented to Rev. Frank A.
5ountryman by companions of Pulaski RI
Shapter No. rs r. & A. NJ, Feb. Is.
9Oo On the diverse is a keystone
Ind several Masonic characters. Mr..
sountryman was taken by surprise.
tut IN a neat speech thanked his
riends for their kind remembrance. A
Inc supper was served, the evening
vas enlivened with singing and the oc-
aston was very enjoyable for all pres
mt.
AT the Grand Avenue Baptist church
o-morrow, the pastor, Rev. E. w,
tone will preach in the morning on
ne subject Saints in Caesars House.
old' and in the evening the subject
I'LL be What all the Worlds Seek
lg."
Rev. c. w. Jackson at the Montowese
aptist church tomorrow will preach
| the morning on Gods WIFI and in
le evening the subject will be "Pauls
barge"
A number of the pupils of Mrs M
Norton, the music teacher met at
lie home of Miss Ethel Foote, No. 27S
avenue, Thursday evening.
r an informal piano recital Those
'esent were Ethel Foote, May Norton,
nth Wilson, Nellie Meichel Ida
right, Charlotte Fabrique George
unham, and Leroy Manwaring. In
ldition to the instrumental music
ere was a vocal duet by Ethel Foote
ID May Norton and recitationes by
ay Norton.
At the Grand avenue Cong. church.
e pastor, Rev. DR.. Mitchell, will
each at both services, tomorrow.
e subject in the morning will be-:
he Sight of the Father" In the even
3 the series of sermons on What
lst do to be Saved?" will be con-
ued with the emphasis on the "Do.s
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert F. Hubbard
receiving congratulations over the
'ival of little daughter at their
me, 1641a Peck street.
whist party was given on st,
lentine5 night, at the residence OF
s. G. N. Snow, 100 Lloyd street. Al
3 supper was served, there were
al selections and it was very en-
able affair.
he fair being conducted by Polar
r lodge No. n, I. O. 0. F., in Polar
r hall. Is proving very successful.
2 entertainments each evening are
lsully enjoyable, and large audi
es are attracted by these alone