The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-03-09
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
THE SEARCH FOR THE RESIDUE OF CAPT. WoODHOUSE'S ESTATE.

Coming Event by Young PeOpie-De- gree of Honor Dotngs-Tho ". c. T. U. -MF. Irvine's Boston Trip-Mother- hood CIub-A Southern T,tp-Foreign Trade of Wire MiII-Oiher Notes. A fine programme is being arranged for the entertainment to be given Monday evening, March 16, in the Sun day school room of the Grand avenue Congregational church. These fifteen cent entertainments are far above the usual amateur productions, so much thought and time are given to them. Fourteen little girls will give an um- brella drill and march, an operetta will be sung by the young maids who pre- sented "The Marriage of Prince Flut- terby" at the entertainment in Janu- ary while the young people who made such success in the comedy of The Baby" are preparing a football farce entitled ''The Flying Wedge
 Fair Haven lodge No. ?, Degree of Honor, will hold its next regular meet ing this evening and it is hoped that a large number will be present. The en- tertainment committee has arranged for fish pond and each member is re- quested to bring two articles of value not exceeding five cents. At the last meeting, which was on the evening of Washington's birthday. a George Washington cherry tree furnished much amusement to the members. The mem bers of the drill team are especially re- quested to be present, as there will be an initiation.
 The Jahrmarkt will be given by the societies connected wi.h the Grand avenue Baptist church at Polar Star hall, March 31, April and 2. The gen. eral committee consists of c. D. Man waring, chairman; Mr and Mrs. c. C.. Ames, Mrs. E. B. Warren, N. A. Beebe and George Sturges. E. B. Warren and nine associates will furnish music for Wednesday and Thursday evenings
 At regular meeting of the W. c. T, T. No. ?, it was voted to hold their an- nual dinner and supper on Thursday, March F. Dinner will be served at F and supper from to D. m. The l p1ItC o1 d1ILllC1 VIII uG ltllSGH tCilLo and the supper ten cents. The proceeds of the affair will be devoted to painting and papering their hall at No. F Grand avenue. The affair will be called a wall paper dinner and the decorations will be of wall paper.
 The Rev. Alex. F. Irvine went to Boston on Wednesday to deliver his lecture on "Millet, the Peasant Paint er." He preached yesterday in the Theodore Parker Memorial church, and is to address several meetings at the social settlements. He is the guest of Robert Woods of the South End house
 Rev. Stanley Bloomfield preached on Sunday morning in Pilgrim Congrega- tional church. In the evening Rev, j. H. Jackson of the East Haven Episco- pal church gave an illustrated sermon ' The Motherhood club will meet this afternoon at 2:30 at Bushnell hall, cor ner of Ferry street and Middetown avenue. A very attractive musical programme will be rendered by Miss Tryon and Miss Leigh. As Chopin is the subject for the day, Miss Tryor will speak on his life and work and will also play from Chopin and Nevin The Nevin programme is as follows: Narc!ssus.
 Dragon Fly.
 Miss Tryon.
 Mighty Lake a Rose.
 The Rosary.
 Miss Leigh.
 Venetian Love Song.
 Gondoliers.
 Miss Tryon.
 The Nightingales Song.
 Miss Leigh.
 Barcarolle.
 Miss Tryon. The teachers of room 19 Strong scho0 are planning a lecture to be given hy four boys in room 19 The lecture will , be given on Japan" and will be deiv' cred within the next month.
 The farm belonging to l.. R. Hem , ingway of Montowese has been sold. | ,, comprises seventy-flve acres of land The G. l.. C. met at the home of Miss Florence Berger, 21s English street Thursday evening. The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Eve lyn Thompson. 2SO Grand avenue. , Miss Carrie L. Gruman of Blatchley 7 avenue is enjoying the delightful weather of South Carolina. During thu past winter she has been teaching , school of deaf, dumb and blind a , Cedar Springs
 Work has begun on trimming tn, shade trees on Clinton avenue. Thes' a trees were in very bad condition. Resi- 2 dents along the line will be glad t, - know that Street Inspector Welch f 5 l expecting soon to proceed to Grant avenue and improve the trees there. - The National Wire corporation seem } to be doing considerable foreign com l merce, as another British tramp steam CT has arrived at the dock. This is tn third of these ships with steel bllets The preceding two ships were the Sig gen, which sank in mid ocean 8 shor - time after leaving this port, and tn Buena Vista.
 The funeral of Mrs. Julia M Clark wife of George H. Chipman, was helt | yesterday afternoon at her late resi- 9 dence, No 12 Clinton avenue. Rev Dr Streeter of the East Pearl street M. F . church officiating A quartette san, ) several hymns. The interment was il - the Fair Haven cemetery. The de :. ceased had been i'll several months ant l had been a great sufferer. She leave