The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-06
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEW
MEETING OF FAIR HAVEN EAST
 BOROUGF.

Tax of Five Mills voted-Report of
 Borough Treasurer Read-ExesIIent Programme for Grand Avenue BsD-
 list Church Entertainment - Pr0- lessor Lenfest Leaves for West To- MOTION.
 The adjourned annual meeting of the borough of Fair Haven East was held last evening. Moderator George K. Clark presided and c. E. Bray was the l borough clerk. A tax of mills was laid and per cent. was voted to the col lector for collecting the same. Orton A Rose, the borough treasurer, pre- scented his report for the year, which was read and accepted. The report was as follows: Balance on hand last report. $591. .96; received of A. L. Cham berlain, $1,5O0;; Collector L.. 4. Blake, $7,450.4O; rent of engine house. sS3. To- tai receipts, $9,625.S6. Paid Charles N. Mack, police, s1,- 00S.75; George A. Cook, police. S1,0OS.75; J. D. Conan, s19.25: M. J. Connors. police, s; New Haven Electric com pany, $2,464.44; New Haven Gas Light company, $1,560.51; New Haven Water company, s11.50; Francis M. Wedmore, interest, $50; estate Ann Eliza Russell, interest, $50; O. A. Rose, treasurer, $50; c. E. Bray, clerk, and expenses $52.6S; Edgar M. Allen, chief of fire depart men, $75; John Parker, searching rec ords and making grand list, $70; Sec ond National bank, interest and note, 1,526,SS; Collector l.. A. T. Blake, 1 s2OI5S; insurance, S14: I. E. Fonda, printing. $23.25; chemical engine and hose wagon, $1,O00; carting, $1340; con- crete walk, s92.7S: engine house work and supplies, $129.5S; miscellaneous, $S1; balance of hand, $17306, Total, ss,- 625.Se. @,,...
 An entertainment is to be given in the Grand avenue Baptist church Wednesday at 7:45 o'clock consisting of musical and literary selections, the affair being under the direction of c. D. Manwaring, who has had very good success in getting up such affairs. An excellent programme has been prepared as follows:
 Selection-SaXaphone quartette.
 Soprano solo-Miss Edna Sims of East
 Pearl street Methodist church quar-
 tette, with Miss Mabel R. Sims as &C., companist.
 Violin and piano-Miss Edna Daley
 and Miss Ruth Wilson of the Yale Musical school.
 Alto solo-Miss D. Gertrude DueIl of
 the Church of the Redeemer quar-
 tette.
 Piano selection-Miss Antoinette Brett,
 a graduate of the Yale musical school, Recitation-Mrs. l.. c. Goodrich.
 Solo-G. E. Loveday from Plymouth
 church.
 Selection -Saxaphone quartette. Piano solo-Miss Brett. 7 . ! Alton solo-Miss Duell.
 l Violin solo-Miss Daily.
 Tenor solo-Mr. Loveday. " j. Recitation-Mr Goodrich.
 Soprano solo-Miss Sims.
 Selection-Saxaphone quartette
 Prof. B. A. Lenfest of English street leaves to-morrow for Pittsburg, Kan, where he will have charge of summer school of the state normal school for teachers of about 300 members He will 5return in August Prof. Lenfest has a call to a normal school in North Dako- ta in the fall, but has not yet decided about it's acceptance. He, has had an honorary fellowship in Yale and has been instructing in the Sheffield scien- tific school for several months. His family will go to their summer home in Portland Harbor for the season, #4
 The w. c. T. U. meeting at it's hall in Grand avenue was addressed Sun day afternoon by G. G. Magee of Dwight hall ~@
 The last meeting of the season of the ladies' afternoon whist club will be held Friday at the cottage of pr. and Mrs. Roberts in Madison.
 William Russell leaves later in the season for Germany to remain a year and will take an advanced course ir pharmacy. The banns of marriage were publish. ed at St. Francis church Sunday oi Miss Florence Campbell of Ferry street to Jeremiah Sullivan, also of this city The wedding will take place on Wed, tuesday, June +. +t |e+s