The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-28
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
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 SUND4Y HYPERION.
East Rock Lodge-Arrivai Of Several schooners-Baptis Ladies' Aid society
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Tn. Warner MiIier Co.,, ,-Personai
 Several small sehooners have ar rived in the lower harbor this week to ,oad ovster seed. Lancraft Brothers have loaded two schooners. Four or inc vessels were for Patchogue and Rockaway. Seed cells at from thirty five to fifty cents per bushel and there is expected to be an active demand this spring.
 Constable F. M. sperry of FoXon is getting many signatures to the petition for rural delivery in the town ot East 1 Haven.
 The services in Grace P. F.. church i to-day will be as follows: Morning prayer and litany, 10:3o a. m; passion ! service, F m. to 3 D. m. The passion service will be conducted by the Rev. 1 $. K. Colladay, professor of eccleslas- 1 tical history in the Berkeley Divinity school, Middletown,
 Forty-one of the pupils of Strong | school went over to Winchester school Wednesday and competed with thirty nine of the pupils of Winchester in a | spelling bee. The score was 14 in ia i vor of Strong and ' for Winchester The Strong pupils feel very jubilant i over the result.
 1 There was meeting ot the Strong ] school graduates in Grannies hall We'd nesday evening, and there were oyer 200 present. Superintendent Beede, Principal Graves, Arthur Blackman, Clifford Longley and Raymond White made addresses. It was voted to form an alumni association.
 1 c, B. Shepard Of Morris Cove, who has been at the New Haven hospital for ten weeks, has so far recovered as to be able to return home.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Grand avenue Baptist church served an Eas- ter supper Wednesday evneing. It was a successful affair and largely attended. MT. and Mrs. F. B. Street have re- turned to their home in East Haven winter. Their daughter Miss Emeline Street, is expected home from Vassar college for the Easter vacation. Schooner H. S. Lanfair Captain Bragg, which was laid up several weeks near Gainesville bridge during the lat ter part of the winter, arrived at New York from Norfolk, Va, Wednesday. On the evening of Apil z, and Q the people of Grace P. F. church, Rlatchey avenue, will give bazaar at Po- lar Star hall. Grand avenue, which promises to be very entertaining. The committees having it in charge are work hard for success. Governor Nc Lean is expected on the opening even ing and will make a short address. The committee on entertainment expect to have a pleasing programme, including the boy choir each evering.
 The Warner Miller company have just completed their contract for fur nishing the city of Providence with it's years supply of sewer pipe. They have also commenced the shipment of the re- mainder of their contract for sewer pipe for the city of Bristol. K. I. Both were large and important contracts
 Mrs. H. l. Barnes of Exchange street, W1o has been housed several weeks with severely sprained ankle, has nearly recovered from the injury and her many friends are glad to see her out again.
 Miss Bessie MacNicholl of New Brit ain spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. H. l, Barnes of Exchange street.
 Invitations have been received by members of East Rock lodge to attend the service in memory of deceased members of the A. o. '. w. lodges of this city, to be held in the Hyperion theater, Sunday evening, April 6. John WetherWaX of East Rock lodge is chairman oS the music committee and John Turner is a member of the gen eral committee that is arranging the service.
 Next Sunday evening the Sunday school oS the Grand avenue Congrega I tional church will hold their Easter fes- tival in the church auditorium.