The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-05-13
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ANNUAL BOROUGH EHECTI0N viii
BEHELD TODAY.
Only One Ticket Has Been Nominated
Business of the Adjourned Meeting OF
the EccI esiastical Society Ofthe Second

Only One Ticket Hns Been Nominated
Business of the Adjourned Meeting of
the EccI esiastical Society ofthe Second
Congregational Church.
The annual election of the borough
of Fair Haven East will be held to-day
at the engine house, the polls remaining
open until noon. Only one ticket has
been nominated and is as follows:
Far warden-Willett H. Kellogg.
For rgesses-Augustus w. Wright,
Henry j, Hulce, Willett A. Hemingway,
Giles W. Clark, George w. Mackenzie
and Gilmore S. Wade.
For borough clerk-Charles z. Bray.
For treasurer-Orton A. Rose.
For colector-Lewis A. T. Blake.
For ssessors-Charles w. Heming-
| way, Asa L. Chamberlain and Freder-
lex HI. Hemingway.
| At the adjourned meeting of the Ec-
clesiastical society Of the Second Con-
gregational church the report OF the
| treasurer, c. G.. Keller, was presented,
showing that nearly all bills are paid
and there is small sum in the treas
| ury, to which may be added $500 for
pew rentals. The chairman, Attorney
| William p. Miles, reported for the col
| lector w. A. Niles, who is out of town,
of the collections for the year. Irving
| d. Niles was appointed. collector. The
auditing committee reported all ac-
counts audited. A music committee
was appointed consisting of Willett A.
| 7 M T11aol< and
Charles B. Rowe. and for auditors
| George NJ Baldwin and r. G. Davis
| We're appointed.
| Mrs. H. M. Brown, of Chicago, who
has been visiting her niece, Mrs. N. A.
Beebe, of Pine street, for the past eight
cen months, left Saturday for her home.
She will stop in Akron, Ohio, for a few
days and will join her friend Mrs. An
son Hemingway, of Chicago, who will
return with her.
Frank Knight has constructed an
aerial spiral incline over thirty feet In
height at McLay's carriage factory on
Grand avenue. The performer walks
up the footway standing on a ball four
feet in diameter, slowly rolling 1t with
his feet. Mr. Knight has several en-
| SdSGIuello LII tiiC 49,
/ towns exhibiting.
Several candidates will receive the
4 degrees at the meeting of Columbia
castle, knights of the Golden Eagle, to-
morrow evening.
f. Foote Andrews, of East Haven,
has gone to Brooklyn, N. Y, to attend
the wedding of his nephew, Edward E.
Porter.
All interested in the Century enter
tainment are invited to meet at the
Montowese schoolhouse this evening at
8 O'Clock to make arrangements about
decorating the wagons which are to APP
pear in the parade.
The huskin' bee to be given at the
| Grand avenue Baptist church next
Wednesday evening promises to be a
novel and highly interesting entertain
ment. Those who will participate in
the musical part Of the programme are
Mrs. e. B. Warren, Miss D. Gertrude
DUEL, Miss Antoinette Brett, n. A.
Smith, John E. Schnautz, Fl. V. Santry
Charles Leigh and M. J. Barnes. A
more specific announcement is given by
the committee as follows:
The neighbors NV TIL Elder Sylvesta
lPitkins fisen feel obleeged TO cum
thir Church, hum n give thin lift al
thir Huskin' bee. While huskers all
worlin' sum of thin will try sing r
Irecite. Their will be red ears of corr
| thare n SIGH things t make you lait
| Bimeby when corn is husked tn sing
ers from sum Of t choirs will cum +
lacchilly sing, coz Hubby Strout SEE so
Synar Natty Brown, school Teacher
Nv this deestrick will with diffikelty
thare fore tn last song hav' spelling
match A book agent heard bout tf
huskin' meow she is cummin' also
Gipsy friend Of hern who kan sing as
well as tell your fortune. This will bt
held at the Grand avenue Baptis
church May Is at o'clock Admission
Is cents.