The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-10
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS
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Good Luck of Two Fair Haven Fisher
 men Personal "Reminiscences by
 Hymn Writer Miss Fanny Crosby
 Death of Elizabeath M. curran-Other
 News.
 Capt. Albert Bishop. in company with Fred. Jacobs and MT. Randall, had remarkably good luck while fishing off Cosey Beach on Friday last. In a few hours the party had pulled in about 2SO flat fish. which would average a pound and a half apiece. This is the first catch of the season here and the friends of the party fared sunptupusly on the fish, many of them being given away.
 Miss Fanny Crosby. the greatest liv- ling hymn writer will give some per sonal "reminiscences at the St. Andrews M. E. church, corner of Townsend and Forbes avenue, on Thursday evening, May 19. A large chorus choir will sing some of her hymns. Fanny Crosby has written over five thousand hymns. many of which have been translated in- to several languages, and no doubt a large number of people will avail them selves of the opportunity of hearing her
 Quinnipiac Hose, Hook and Ladder company will hold it's regular meeting in their rooms in the engine house this ipXpo1lffacr of c n fn, ha ensuing year. including a chief and foreman, will be chosen.
 The Persevering circle of Kings Daughters will meet with Mrs. E. D Leonard, 119 Wolcott street, on Friday | afternoon and the Ready circle will meet the same afternoon with Mrs Frank Crawford. 116 East Pearl street These two societies are connected with the East Pearl Street M. E. church. Owing to the fact that there was but one ticket in the field at the Fair Haver East borough election which was held Monday. little interest was shown or the part of the voters, and on account also of the indictment weather 8 very light vote was boiled. At the close oi the polls at o'clock the annual borough meeting was held, which meeting was adjourned until D. m. the first Monday in June, when the newly elected officers will be installed and the tax laid.
 Elizabeth M. wife of David L. Cur. ran, died at her home, 147 Lloyd street Sunday morning of pneumonia. Mrs Curran had resided in Fair Haven fo, years and had host of friends, ant was member of Fort Hale lodge, N. E 10. P. Besides a husband she Is sur vived by six children. The funeral vii be held at her home, 147 Lloyd street this morning at 8:S0. Requiem higi mass will be celebrated in St. Franci, church at o'clock.
 George E. Graves placed his new Inaphtha launch in the water on Satur day and expects to have it in commis sion in about two weeks. The launch which is an 1S-footer, will have an Fla gle engine and will probably give a goot account oe itself
 ] Alfred Bochart, a moulder residing al PA Poplar street, was killed in the rail. road cut under the Blatehley avenue bridge on Sunday night, his mangled body being found about 2:s0 Monday morning. The deceased was married and had lived here for number of years, and has a married daughter liv- ling in Sayhrook. Conn, and q son, W A. Bochart, an employe In the post of- Iflce
 1 Mrs. Newbrook, popular teacher in Strong school, has been granted leave of absence for the rest of the spring term and has gone to Buffalo. N Y.
 The business meeting of the Girls Aid society was held in the Grand Ave- nue Congregational church last even- ling, and arrangements were made sfor a festival and supper to be held at the church on Wednesday, May 25. | The mission for women of St. Francis parish was closed Sunday afternoon, the apostolic blessing being given by Rev. Father McLane. The mission has been wonderful success. At 7:30 Sun day evening the mission for men was opened and so large was the attendance that many were obliged to stand Rev. James Dolan preached the sermon pre- vious to which Father Flynn gave in- structions and the order of service for the week.