The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-19
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
 ACROSS THE RIVER.

st. James Church vested Choir to Be
 Inaugurated June 1-Oyster Steamers
 Are Busy-YaIe oarsmen on the Riv-
 er-Church, Lodge, Social and Per-
 sonaI News.
 The committee which has in charge the organization of a male choir for St James church, state that the or ganization will not be complete as soon as was first stated, May 1, but it is hoped that the musical organization can be heard in the church by June l. This committee consists of A. L. Chamberlain, John J. Dayton and G. Clifford Foote. Some changes will be necessary in the choir gallery to pro vide for the new choir. This will make three vested choirs in Fair Haven.
 The steamers H. c. Rowe & Co.,, and the H. c. Rowe, which came in from Narragansett bay this week, sailed yesterday with oyster plants to be laid down on the beds of H. c. Rowe & Co.,, in Narragansett bay. These boats have capacity for carrying nearly 14,- O00 bushels of oysters. This firm is still bringing oysters from Narragansett bay for opening for hte market and several other firms are still opening l oysters, although it is late in the sea son. These Rhode Island oysters are now in fine condition.
 Live Oak council Royal Arcanum, was represented at the state council of the order which met in Hartford, We'd nesday, by Arthur Sherwood The Live | Oak council has not only held its own, in membership, the past year. but | makes a gain of one For the coming year there is prospect of more sub stantial gain. The grand regent in his report, stated that there was only one death in the grand council the past year, that of Eugene c. Hill of Live Oak council, who was a charter mem Der of the grand council.
 Several Yale oarsmen went down the river yesterday from the Chapel street boat house, although it was pretty cold for rowing. Nearly every afternoon some of the oarsmen are out on the river.
 Last Monday night, a son was born to MT and Mrs. William Kruysman of 106 Jame sstreet. The new boy is named Eugene Winthrop Kruysman, 1' William M Green, who died at his nome, 191 Pine street, Wednesday ev- ening, was a son of Annie and the late James M. Green his father having been buried only a month ago. Young Greer was a well known young man ant highly esteemed. He was member oi the Holy Name society of St. Francis church A. 0. H., division No. 8, Sons of America and the Musical union.
 John and Emma M Nowey have pur, chased of Lottie c. Jones, lot front ing 35 foot and house, in Woolsey street.
 Announcement is made of the mar, riage of Miss Anna A, DeVine of New York, and Arthur K Brown, of Fail | Haven, at the home of the bride, Apri 2. They will reside in Newhall stree this city, after their return from thei 1 bridal tour. The bride is q daughter O MT. and Mrs. J. 0. DeVine formerl, of this city.
 Another stag pinoehle party will talk place at the engine house in Eas Grand avenue this evening. Some fin, | prizes have been provided.
 1 Steamer I. E. Brown which was dis abled by blowing out of a cylinder vii probably be able to resume work il the seed beds tomorrow
 Among those who attended the Bry an dinner in Hartford yesterday wer ]. w. Quinn, c. ". Granniss, w. r Hubbard and Eugene Thompson.
 Mrs. E. F. Barnes has returned fror teh south.
 The Rector's Aid society served sup per in the parish house of Grace churcl last evening"