The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-19
FAIR HAVEN HAPPENINGS
RECEPTION TO BE RENDERED REV.
 MR, CHALMERS AND WIFE.

VIII be Held at Second Avenue Congre- aat,onal Church on Wednesday Even ing-Regular w. c. T. U. Meeting This Afternoon Other Items.
 The Grand avenue Congregational church is to give reception Tn the church on Wednesday evening to the Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Burns Chal- n1ers. The reception is to be held Irola to 10 o'clock and not only are all the members of the Grand avenue church expected, but as well an inviratioh Is extended to all members of the con gregation and parish to be present to meet MT. and Mrs. Chalmers. Mrs. H. H. Rowe is the chairman of the recep- ton committee; Mrs. Wallace Hurlourt of the music committee, and Miss Hat tie Denison of the decorating commit tee.
 F. L, Bigelow of the Bigelow com panv River street is a delegate to the National reciprocity convention to be held at Washington beginning to-day
 The rummage sale given by the ladies If St. Andrews M. E. church netted the sum of $62.
 Walter R. Downes of Quinnipiac ave nue, Sunday morning spoke in one o1 the Milford churches under the aus pioes Of the Y. M. c. A.
 The regular meeting of the w. c. T. IT will be held this afternoon. paper will be read, written by Professor Fur gerson on scientific Temperance h. struc+ion Law" A large attendance is reouested by the officers of the union. | Rev. MT. Chalmers announces that himself and wife will welcome members and friends of the parish Of the Grano avenue Congregational church at thelr | new home. at the corner of East Pearl and Pierpont streets, on Ihufsuay evenings. From 1:30 to 230 each day, except Monday the pastor will welcome all callers in his study at the church A womans club recently formed in Hast Haven will he admitted to the state federation in time to receive the privileges of the state meeting helo III l this city this week. The delegates to the meeting are Miss Lottie street ana l Mrs Fl. Nickerson. The officers or the | new club are: President, Mrs. E. F. Thompson: vice president Mrs. L. Bag lev. secretary and treasurer, Mrs H. | Nickerson.
 Mrs G. F. Brown and two children, who have visited their cousins, MT. ana l Mrs. N. A. Beebe of Pine street, leave 1 le n Chicago.
 John Farren is to receive reward of $50 sor finding the body or James McDonald but it is understood ne wlii share the reward with Frank Larrapee and William Woodend, who assisted lh removing the remains from the water.
 James A. Fogarty of Fair Haven nresident has nearly completed ar rangements for the annual donatlon collections for St. Francis Orphan asy- Inn, to be made next Thursday. Col ,ao+ors for the Fair Haven districts have been appointed On Novemper there were nine children from St. fran- cis, narish accredited to the care or the osv1um. On donation day the latter par ish will have it's own donation commit +ee for the collection of. contributions fro,, narishioners while the centra | committee will look after gifts from the husiness portion of the city.
 Captain walter W. Miner formerly ol
 Fair Haven, of the tugboat K' D. Ll'
 fla detained in the harbor by the re- cor+ gale. has sailed for New London win the barges Emma, 61l tons, ahc George s. Tice. 79S tons Of coal. yves. of here the tow had severe weather ane the barges' decks were washed. Captaif
 Miner was formerly of the Scuily me
 and now has a fine position on the DE
 towboat Little as captain. The pas
 season the Little has been towing coa
 horpes between Philadelphia and Bos
 ton m Captain Miners family resides 1T
 Cro+on where his mother, Mrs, Hitch
 oool also lives. Mrs, Hitchcock wal
 for several years matron Of the Hom'
 for the Friendless' ,,o,
 nrrs Martha Wrinn. wife of Patrici
 wrinn of 3s6 Blatchley avenue, wh'
 died Sunday morning is survived py husband and two sons, Bernard anl
 William H. Wrinn. Her death was very srdden from heart disease, and hel
 fami,v are greatly shocked by her un
 timely decease.