Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-24
Fair Haven.


 Services were held yesterday morning and Iast evening for the last time for the present in the audience room of St. James church, as the interior of the church is to be remod- eled throughout. The work will be begun this morning. While this work is being done there will be only morning service and the Sunday school and these sessio will be held in the basement of the church at quarter past ten and twelve o'clock respectively. A meet ing of the society will be held this evenidg to complete all arrangements. It is hoped that every member will be present. 50 that all can be heard and give their views on the proposed Improvements that are suggested, so that if any change is wanted they can find it out be- fore anything farther is done, especially on the subject of removing the galleries. The committee are anxious that all shall have 8 voice in these changes.
 Mr. James R. Hunt has returned again to Baltimore.
 MT. c. s. Hemingway and family, of Hol- yoke. Mass, are visiting at the house of his relative, Deacon Wyllis Hemingway.
 Mir. Clarke and family, of Bailston, N. Y., are visiting at B. N. Rowe's on North Quin.
  Rowe & Co.,, oyster packers, and has charge of their branch house in Albany, N. Y.
 James B. Rowe, of the firm of H. M. Rowe & Co.,, and Burdett Ii. Farren, of the firm ot J. $. Farren & Co.,, oyster and fruit packers in Baltimore, Md, are here on short visit also Thomas Granniss, of Baltimore, is here for few days.
 w. F. Andrews and M. G. Fowler, Charles F. Baldwin and J. N. Bradley, Arthur Brad lev and Fred Allen visited last week Coney Island and Rockaway Beach.
 The clam chowder party just over the line of the annex yesterday a very pleasant and quiet gathering. Some of those residing near by knew nothing about it until after ii was through with
 A number of Odd Fellows and ladies vii go on the grand excursion to Rockawsy Beach of the uniformed members of the Golden Rule Encampment to morrow, Tues day, the 25th inst.
 The Second church Sunday school go te Parlor Rock on Wednesday next on their an nual excursion.
 Joel Bradley, the builder, is getting ou tho frame for the new dwelling to be erected on Prospect street for J. o. Clogston. The fire boys have completed all arrange | ments for the annual excursion to Glen Islan6
 
 l convey the excursionists from ti.s Centr, street crossing to the boat and back again or | the return of the boat. The tickets will only be 75 cents for the round trip. 1 Some of our young men attended the hol at the Flying Point House, Stony Creek, or last Saturday evening. They reported 1 | glorious time.
 The picnic party that went down the rive, l on Friday, consisting of Captain Merit Far ren end family, She; man Russell and family Roswell Farren and family, Mrs. Wyllis Far ren and son, csIne pear getting caught out 1T the shower, and would Le were it not fol Mir. Leonard Bradley (the watchman of tho oyster grounds off the old ighthousej, whc rendered them the use of his house while the storm lasted, and the party feel deeply in debted to Leonard for his hospitality.
 MT. John T. Charlton, trackmaster of the Fair Haven & Westville horse railroad, is very ill with consumption.
 J. Taylor, formerly of the firm of Taylor Brothers, ert publishers, 25 and 27 Hoadley building, died of dropsy in Chicago, July IS.