The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-28
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
SINKING OF .LANCRAFT BROS STEAMER AMANDA.

East Pearl Street Church Choir Re-
 ensaged-Parents' Meeting to be Held
 at Strong schooI--CeluInbia Castle
 to Hold Whist.
 The vested chorus choir of the East Pearl Street M. E. church will continue | their services the coming year and Will liam E. Brown has been re-engaged as organist and direet6fg The quartette consists of Miss Mirna storm, soprano soloist; Miss Mildred Richard, alto; Howard Turner, tenor, and Harold Mix, bass. Miss storm has accepted an of fer to become soprano soloist in the choir of Trinity M. F. church and will begin her new duties May 1. She has given great acceptanee as soloist at the East Pearl street chtlrch. The other members of the quartette have not yet decided whether they will remain with the choir another year, James H. Sanderson, whose funeral will be solemnized this afternoon on State street, in the town of Hamden, is will known here and the family for many years attended the East Pearl Street M. E. church. He was a farmer and seeenty-five .yeafs old, MT. Sar- derson frequently drove into Fair Ha- ven with farm supplies. He was wid- over and leaves three daughters. The funeral to-day will be in charge of Un- dertaker H. W. Crawford. Rev. 2Mr. Tullar will officiate. t7 Principal Graves, of Strong school, is arranging for a parents meeting to be held about the middle of March in Granniss hall. The address will be de- I livered by Professor Sheath, of Yale university. l Miss Sarah Wright, of room 19 Strong school, was on duty yesterday after an illness of about ten days, Miss Mar I lowe has been the substitute during her absence.
 | MT. and Mrs. John Marlowe, of Clay street, announce the marriage of their daughter, Daisy J., to Frank P. Clancy, of Burlington, Vt. ......>.. - | The funeral of Helen, daughter of Carl P. and Anna Jensen, will take place at the residence of her parents, Ill Wolcott street, this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Her age was eight months. 1 David o'Connor died at his home, 529 Quinnipiac avenue, yesterday, at the age of eighty years. The funeral will be solemnized at his late residence to- morrow morning at S:30 and at St. Francis church at o'clock. MT. O'Con- nor leaves two daughters, Mrs. Kelly T,Ii son, Michael O'Connor. He was em- ployed as a quarryman and had resid- ed on the east side many years. +. Miss Ada LinsIey, of room Strong school, has returned to her duties after an absence caused by the illness of her mother.
 Miss MacMahon, teacher in room 6 Woolsey school, paid an interesting wis., 1t to the Horace Mann school ill New York city, and was much pleased with her visit. 5
 Rev. Father Mitchell, of the Apostolic mission, Milford, preached in St. Fran Icis' church Sunday.
 Rev. Stephen Cain, of Riverside, Cal, is visiting his brother, Letter Carrier John H. Cain, of Clay street. Mir. Cain was not. as we'll yesterday. He is suf- fering from heart and kidney troubles.
 Letter Carrier John F. Kennedy, who has been visiting in New Britain, re- turned to duty yesterday.
 Howard Waters was surprised Satur- day evening at his home on Perkins street by few of his friends to cele- brate his birthday. There were music and games and the evening passed very pleasantly, the company in departing wishing the host many happy returns of the day. The callers were Miss Mar garet Denton, Miss Martha Hall, Miss Annie Denton, Miss Florence Hudson, Miss Georgia Odell Miss Mary Bald win, Miss Ella Hodgson, Mrs. Howard Waters, Harry Floyd, Arthur Brown and Messrs. Jones, Reagan, Johnson, Sears, Gum and Robinson.
 This evening the Dragon Whist club will meet with Dr. and Mrs. B. S. Ad- ans, of Grand avenue.
 Dr. Doolittle and family left yester- day for weeks stay in Baltimore and Washington. ssa. l' r4%
 Mrs. M. G., Sherwood. of Exchange