The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-18
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
GRACE CHURCH BAz4AR AFTER
 EASTER.

Mir. Rarnea' Funeral-Ent ntertatnment
 at Baptist Church-Personnis and
 sociai Events.
 On the evening April [, and 9, the people of Grace Epicopal church, Blatchley avenue, will give bazaar at Polar Star hall, which promises to be very satisfactory. The committee in charge are working hard for it's suc- cess Governor Mclean is expected on the opening evening and will make a short address. The committee on en- tertainment expect to have a pleasing programme, including selections by the vested choir each evening.
 Funeral obsequies for the late Mrs. Harriet M. Fowler were held yesterday afternoon from the residence, 239 Quin- nipiac avenue The Rev. A. F. Irvine officiated. The bearers were E, Allen Huntley, Isaac Bradley, sherman Rus sell, o. A. Rose.
 There was a large attendance on Sun day afternoon at the funeral of Willis $. Barnes, held in Memorial chapel, Rev. MT. Chalmers officiating. The bearers were Seth Thomas, Alfred Thomas, E. H. Crawford. John Hano- yer James Seeley and Charles Hano- yer
 A fine entertainment is to be given this evening at 8 o'clock in the Grand avenue Baptist church for the benefit of the music fund. An excellent pro- gramme of vocal and instrumental mu- sic is to be provided with handsome tabeaux illumined with colored lights.
 Following is the programme; Piano solo-M!ss Brett
 Tableau-Pilgrim Exies.
 Solo--F. E. Edgar.
 Tableau-Village choir.
 Cornet solo--Master Buckman.
 Tableau-Amateur Photographer. Solo--Miss c. D. Duell.
 Tableau-Watching and Waiting, Recitation-Miss Valkenburgh. Tabeau-Soap Bubbles.
 Solo--Miss B. M. Raymond
 Tableau-Fates.
 Cornet solo--Master Buchanan Tableau-Mayf1owe of Plymouth Solo--F. B. Edgar. Tableau-Choir boys. Piano solo--Miss Brett. Tableau--Angelus. Recitation-Miss Valkenburgh Tableau-Nature and Liberty.
 Conductor B. P. Bacon of 70 Perkins street who has been quite ill several days is again on his train running to Springfleld. He was i'll about two weeks.
 MT and Mrs William R. Francis Of | Buffalo are visiting her parents MT. and Mrs. John Hogan of Downing | street MT. Francis has closed his ca tering business in Buffalo and is about | to start in the hotel business in Port | land, Me.
 Antonio Sullo is about to build six | tenements--a three story brick house on Castle street, to cost S5,0oo He has taken out a building permit.
 Mayor Studey has signed the order for the extension of a sewer in Blatch- ley avenue. This sewer is for the bene- fit of the Housatonic Cutlery company, which is soon to build a factory here. The people of Fair Haven are glad to encourage this company, which pro- poses to locate it's business here.
 An overlooked item and referring to I a most pleasant event should be men toned On the meeting day of Ready | Circle, Kings Daughters, the tenth | anniversary was pleasantly celebrated | at the home of Mrs, Frank M. Craw- ford, on East Pearl street It was also the thirtee anniversary Of the marriage of the vice president of the circle, Mrs James Debaum, and that event was also celebrated. About forty were present. The president, Mrs. Harvey, Mrs Sereno Hopkins, Mrs. John Hubbell and Mrs. Crawford, re- ceived the guests. A dainty lunch was served
 R. T. Downer, letter. carrier at Station A, is i'll with rheumatism His place is taken by Albert Ludington.
 The following Is the programme of one. of the finest entertainments ever given by the Ladies' Aid society of the Grand avenue Congregational church, to be presented on Wednesday evening at o'clock Piano solo--Harry Whitaker. The Advertising Grls-From the fly
 two two scenes, including the rabbit drill. Reuben and Ruth--A duet in costume by
 Miss Edna Sims and Dwight Cham" Vocal solo with violin obligatoMiss
 Clara Ford Okeson. Comedy--His Lordship.
 Characters: Mrs. Farrington-Miss Ethel Prince. Helen her cousin-Mss Maude Kelley. Jessie Vincent and Polly Eastman, her (
 guests-Grace Ryals and Mabel Sims. Annette, a lady's maid-Miss Gertrude
 Bradley.
 Sir Henry Lipton-Royal Smith. James Robert Hanley, a valet-Dwight
 Chamberlain. , Tom Boynton and Jack Brady, reporters
 Fred Gutbrod and Charles G. Bald
 win. Marmaduke Craft-Irving F. Hurlburt , The Hibernians of this city arrang- ing for a reception to the Hon. John T. Heating, an eloquent speaker of Chi [ cago. national president of that organ ization. A committee has been appoint ,