The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-20
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
EPJYORTH LEAGUE OF THE EAST
 PEARL STREET CHURCH.

Change Of Meeting PIace-New Factory
 WIII Employ Nearly Four Hundred
 Hands-Baptist Church Entertain
 ment-Denth of Isaac R. Haynes
 The entertainment given Tuesday ev-
 ening for the benefit of the music fund
 of the Grand avenue Baptist church
 was a successful affair and well attend
 ed. The volunteer committee, consist
 ing of Mrs. E. B. Warren and Mrs. c.
 .. French and c. D. Manwarring of the
 ing programme. The vocal and instru-
 mental selections, recitations and tab
 leaux were all well given and received generous applause. Ice cream was served by the ladies after the entertain ment, with L. P Converse in general charge Much credit is due to the com mittee for their hard labor in present ing so interesting an entertainment.
 The regular literary meeting of the Epworth league of the East Pearl street M. F. church will be held at the residence of F. J. Mansfield, 167 Quin- nipiac avenue this evening, instead of at E. r. Jchnson's as previously am nnunced. The meeting will be at 7:45 o'clock
 It is expected that the works of the Prepared Food company on LenoX street, when the plant is in full opera ton, will employ between 300 and 400 hands A portion of the plant will prob ably be in operation in June. Since the company was organized there has been change in the stockholders, or some of them, and the Battle Creek people hold all the stock. There was formerly $2S, 900 worth of the stock held in this city, portion in Fair Haven, and this stock has been sold to the new control.
 The new barn of the Quinnipiac Brewing company is nearly completed It takes the place of the barn recently burned and is built on the old founda- tions, The new roof is of slate, which would prevent fire from spreading in case of another confagration The horses which were housed in four diff ferent barns since the fire have been re- turned to their permanent quarters.
 In the heavy gale yesterday oyster dredging was practically suspended. It was one of the most disagreeable days of the whole season. The wind blew thirty miles an hour and the temper ature was very low for the middle of March.
 The heavy winds made a very low tide yesterday afternoon. It was fine tide for clamming. but few cared to venture out on the clam banks in such weather.
 Rev. w. H. Lewis, D. D., of Bridge port breaches at Grace church Friday evening
 The concert of the Strong school will | be given in Grannis hall April IS. The | proceeds are for providing bowling alley in the basement of the building 'or the use of the pupils.
 The Misses Farr of Maltbv street | were rendered surprise party by their friends Tuesday evening. Among those | present. were MT. and Mrs. John Hayes, Mr and Mrs. Brownes, Misses Mary 8ache. Jessie Billberg, Charlotte Hall | Martha Hall, Gertrude Wilcox, Watson md Florence Hudson, Mrs. Jefferson, Miss Annie Wurtz. Miss May Baldwin. 1rs. Watson, Charles W, Mills Edward | funn, James Corcoran, David Williams. | Daniel Watson, John Bache, Herbert Hudson.
 The Methodist conference begins at 'orrington April ?. It Is expected that Rev. pr. Streeter of the East Pearl treet church and Rev. D. N. Griffing f St, Andrews church will be assigned Q their present charges for the year to onle. These pastors have been invited y their respective churches to continue n their present fields of labor.
 Isaac B. Haynes of 109 East Pearl treet died early yesterday morning at he age of 77 years. He had been in 'oor health several months and last aturday he had a paraIyttc shock. 5hich resulted fatally, He was na- i've of Amenia, N Y, and thirty years go removed to Plymouth. Some ten ears ago he came here and worked af is blacksmtth's trade. He leaves a 'idoW and daughter, Mrs Jennie Hous- 1D. A son, Harry Haynes, died sever l years ago.