The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-04
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ORGAN RECITAL THIS EVENING
 BY PROFESSOR JEPSON.


 cital by Harry E. Jepson of Yale uni Iversity. Miss Rena T. Barnes, soprano soloist at the Church of the Redeemer
 will sing. The programme will be as
 follows:
 Widor-Fifth Organ Symphony.
 Allegro vivace.
 l Cantabile.
 l Andantc. Bach-Ftgure in G minor. Buck-My Redeemer and My Lord (from "The Golden Legend'O.
 Miss Barnes. George cMaster-Cortege. Grieg-Anitra's Dance from Peer
 Gynt Suite).
 1 M. Enrico Bossi-Scherzo. | Costa-I Will Extoll Thee (from
 oratorio of 'EliO. l Miss Barnes.
 Edward Elgar-Andante from So-
 nata Op. 46.
 G. 0. Hornberger--Gav -. Wagner--War March from Rienzi.
 Charles Fowler, accompanist
 It is expected that there will be a large audience present desirious of list ening to the new organ.
 The new board of warden and bur- gesses of Fair Haven East was sworn in Monday evening by the borough clerk, Charles F. Bray. The commlt- l tees for the year were appointed as fol- | lows:
 Finance-Henry J. Hulce, Willett A. Hemingway and Augustus W. Wright. Police Willett A. Hemingway, Henry J. Hulce and George K. Clark Lights-Elmore S. Wade. George K. Clark and Edward H. Barren. 1 Fire-Augustus w. Wright, Edward H. Farren and F. S. Wade. Edgar M. Allen was reappointed chief of the fire department for the en- suing year
 The report of the treasurer of the borough for the past year includes the following:
 Receipts-Balance on hand one year ago, S16S7S; borrowed of w. A. Kellogg, S1, 900; city court fees, s25.5S; Edgar M, Allen, for rent of engine house, S77; cash received from L. A. T. Blake, col lector, $70o324. Total, $S,27460.
 The larger payments include the fol- lowing: Charles N. Mack policeman, S1,O0740; George A. Cook, policeman, $1, 1,005.15; Albert Olsen, lamp lighting, $4S3,5 50; o. A. Rose, for oil, $201. .25; w. A. Kellogg. for note, $1 ,000; collectors commission, $21421; New Haven Water company, $400; New Haven Electric company, s305S96; New Haven Gas Light company. S913; improvements at engine house $115,S5 The balance to new account is $1S220.
 There were two accidents on the up- per part of Quinnipiac avenue Monday afternoon at about the same place. As John C. Elmore was driving across the car tracks his horse baked and his wagon was struck by a Montowese car. Fillmore was thrown from his wagon, and his hand was slightly hurt Fortu- nately the collision was nos at bad as it might have been.
 Towards evening as MT. and Mrs. Hubert F. Potter, of North Haven, were driving on the avenue their horse ran away and threw them out They were not injured. The horse ran with part of the wagon to Barnes avenue R. c, Davis came to the assistance of MT. and Mrs. Potter and carried them home in his team.
 The funeral of Emily A. filling, wid- oW of Barlow Russell was largely at tended by relatives and friends yester- day afternoon at her home in FoXon. Rev MT Clark, of East Haven, offic- ated. The burial was in the Bare Plain The bearers were Charles, Andrew and Lyman Granniss and John Fowler.
 William, little son of Mir. and Mrs. D. Burton Brown of Fairmont avenue, whose leg was fractured six weeks ago in runaway accident. is improving, and it is expected that he will be around again in a couple of weeks Since the accident twelve pound weight has been attached to the foot to keep the limb in proper position, but | the weight was removed this week. | Dr. E. K Roberts is the attending phy- | sician
 The Ladies' guild of Christ church in | East Haven will hold sale of home | made bread and cake in the town hall | this afternoon from to o'clock In | the evening at o'clock there will be an | to include a farce enti- led "The Sun Bonnet" After the en- there will be informal dancing. It will be an interesting en- 
 Miss Emma Macdonald, of Grand | lvenue, soprano, who for four years has been singing in the choir of the United ,hurch, has accepted a position in the 'hoir of the First Baptist church, Mer- den, and began her new duties last Sunday. She was the thirteenth person o try for the position. and in this case he number was a lucky one.
 Miss Marion Buley, of Blatchley ave- lue who has just recovered from a se- ere sickness, is going to Jersey City with her aunt, Miss Mary J. McCaffrey, vho is now visiting her sister, Mrs. 3ulley.