The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-31
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
MEMORIAL SERVICE FOE THE
QUEEN NEXT SUNDAY

by Rev. George w. Philiips-Doubie
Converse WIII Carry Lumber-supt.
Waterbury Leaves Tomorrow.
At st. James p e. church next Sunday
evening the Rev. George w. Phillips, d.
D., will preach memorial sermon on
Queen Victoria. DR.. Phillips Is a very for
chile preacher and since lie took charge OF
st. James parish, the attendance at the
various services has largely increased. The
church cannot fall to grow and will become
powerful factor in the community under
the able leadership Of Rev. Dr. Phllllps. II
place OF the regular sermon last Sunday
morning an address on diocesan MISSIONS
was made by Burton Mansfield, OF this city,
setting forth the progress and needs OF tue
Episcopal church in the diocese OF Conncc..
ticut This evening the regular meeting OF
the Parish Aid society will be held, supper
being served at $50 O'Clock.
The well known Fair Haven built schoon-
err, w. w. Converse, Of 654 tons, has been
chartered to load lumber at Sayapnah Tor
New York at SAFE per thousand feet.
Lucius Z. Deming has been appointed
chairman of the executive committee which
will have charge OF the celebration OF
Washingtons birthday. Several societies
are to be invited to participate IN the cele-
bration.
Captain Crossley is building new shore
cottage on the Madison beach. a. B. Will
lard, Of Madison, Is the contractor. ),
At the last meeting Of Meriden council,
place, supreme vice president OF the Ma
ternal Benefit league, gave an address. Ihe
| council has been invited to join the league
and will decide in the matter February T.
| There was q large arrival of barges In the
| Quinnipiac river yesterday. The boats
were the c. L. Haynes, Warner-Mlller and
Buffalo Enquirer and have cargoes for the
Warner-Miller company, including 3'2oo
board consignment or cut blue stone 1of
the new building of the New Haven Saw
ings bank. The stone was quarried IN Penn
| sylyanla.
Manager Charles Crook and G. r, Newton,
both of the Booth markt, visited Ed. II.
How'd in Stony Creek, Sunday. They also
paid a visit to the Norcross Brothers quar-
ries and obtained specimens of the fine
granite quarrled there. They were sur
prised at the extent Of these quarries.
Mrs c. D. Parmelee, of Qulnnipiac ave-
nue., is among the grip victims. she Is at
| The double funeral of Mrs. Almira Evarts
and her son, Charles Evarts, was held at
| the Memorial chapel yesterday morning:
Rev. r; L. MeNlcholl, Of the East pe All
remarks referred to the sad event OF mother
and son having been taken nearly at the
same time. The interment was in the Fair
Haven cemetery.
| Serene Hopkins of Exchange street, who
| has been i'll nearly three weeks with a
| stomach trouble, is better.
| John d. Goodsell, of No. 8 Pine street,
has been very i'll over month, but Is now
| improving.
| The Woman's auxiliary of Grace P. q.
church will hold cake sale at the resi-
. dence of Mrs. Herbert Jones, No. 221 EX-
change street, Friday afternoon, February
| 1, from until O'Clock.
| N. d. Forbes, formerly of Fair Haven,
sailed from New York yesterday for Mexico
in the steamship Sabine of the Mallory line.
He will visit his son, Edward Forbes, at
| Nuevo Leon, a sugar growing region, and
| another son, N. d. Forbes, j., in the state
of Guanajuato, the great mining center.
Mr.. Forbes will remain in Mexico several
months Mr.. Forbes was formerly and for
many years connected with the business de-
partment Of the Palladium.
The Fair Haven friends of William A.
| Waterbury, of Grand avenue who to-mor-
row will retire from the superIntendency of
the Shore Line road, are pleased to learn
that his railroad friends have presented him
with series of commendatory resolutions
and silver loving cup. Mr.. Waterbury to-
morrow becomes superintendent or the Air
Line Northampton division and 1t Is under
stood will continue to reside In Fair Ha-
ven. He served as alderman in the Elev-
| enth ward several terms and has resided
here many years. His friends will be glui
that his change Of duties will not compel
him to remove from Fair Haven.