The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-28
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
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 mortal Day Exorcises- Other Notes ol
 Interest.
 Charles w. Monroe, formerly of Fair Haven, died at Hopedale, Mass, Sun day in the sixty-fourth year of his age. He lived here many years ago and for
 merly went to sea. He was a relative
 of the Farren family and nephew of
 the late Captain William Farren. There
 will be prayers at the grave in the Fair Haven Union cemetery tomorrow af- | ternoon at 1:30.
 | MT. and Mrs James A. Crocker, of | Lombard street. have announced the engagement of their daughter, Esther Frances, to Frederick Beers Jackson, of Torrington. The wedding will prob ably take place in the early autumn. Miss Esther r. Crocker has resigned | her position as teacher in the Wood ward school, and the school loses a val | uabe and faithful instructor. The va cancy is to be filled by the appoint
 ment of Miss Mary L. Adams, of this place.
 Miss Field will hold her exhibition of cooking on Wednesday of next week, from to 5, in the cooking department of Strong school. The parents of the pupils will be invited, also the super
 visors of the New Haven schools. It is expected that it will be an interesting exhibition
 Tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 the sev- enth and eighth grades of the Strong school will have Memorial day exercises in Granniss' hall. Frederick Gowing, of Boston, will deliver the address and there will be singing by the pupils MT. Gowing was formerly head of the nor nal school in Providence and was state superintendent in New Hampshire for some time.
 Rev Mr. Mutch, of the Howard ave- nue Congregational church. will deliver the address at the Memorial day exer- cises in East Haven. There are about seventy-flve graves of veterans in the three cemeteries to be decorated with flowers Markers of little flags to in- dicate these graves were placed Mon- day
 The East Haven school board at it's meeting Monday evening reappointed Miss Mary M Irwin teacher in the FoXon school for the ensuing year. The appointment of the other teachers in East Haven was left over until the next meeting of the board. c. c. Kirkham was reappointed janitor of the Union school building and Horace Woods was reappointed janitor of the Foxon school. It was voted to have the schools par ticipate in the Memorial day parade.
 During the past season many Fair Haven people have attended the vesper at Center church on Sunday | afternoons. The last of these services | for the season, and until October. will | be held next Sunday. Two Fair Haven | singers are members of this choir--W. | s. Moyle. tenor, and w. F. Morgan, jr,, | baritone ar
 A permit has been issued by the fire | to F. w. Donnelly to erect a two-family frame house on Lombard street. the cost of which is to be about i B, 800
 Several Fair Haven oyster dealers specimens to the shell fish exhibit sent by the state commission to he Buffalo exposition. These contrib ltors will be glad to inspect the hand iome medal awarded to the commission It Buffalo. The medal is on exhibition It the office of the commission in the Exchange building.
 A bicycle was left in the rear of the building formerly occupied by station \, Grand avenue and East Pearl street, ! few nights ago, and is in the posses ion of one of the residents near by. It vas a good wheel and the name plate lad been removed. It seemed rather ingular that the bicycle was left there, nd the finder is puzzled over the find.