Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-25
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

CAu1CA JC6oCA00yj NOV. 3u1s OtASC 1AOO nav
ing returned from his vacation. Mr.. Pot
ter is son of Giles Potter, agent of the
state board of education, of this city.
The usual temperance meeting at the
rink under the auspices of the w. G. T. U.
were omitted yesterday.
Miss Hettie Bradley, who with Mrs.
Dennis Tuttle is spending the summer at
Saratoga, has been invited to sing at
the Episcopal church in that place
through the months of July and
August of 1891. Although the acoustic
properties render it difficult to sing in this
church Miss Bradley, who sang there the
past two Sundays, was able to completely
fill its auditorium with her voice, and her
work was much commended. She has re-
ceived quite a fattering offer, and will
probably accept. At musicale given in
the parlors Of the Waverly Friday even
ing Miss Bradley sang twice, and was each
time called out again by hearty encores
Mrs. Romantic Wells and Miss Wells of this
place are now at the Waverly Among
those there last week was Will T. Hayes,
the wel1-known and popular stamp clerk
at the New Haven postofGce-
Ezra Healy, the druggist, is visiting at
his old home in Ulster county, New York.
Miss Lizzie S. Frace of. Brooklyn is the
guest of Miss Carrie Curtis of Atwater
street.
Miss Jennie storer of this place has been
engaged to teach in the East Haven
school,
A party of young ladies, who will soon go
into camp at Cosy beach, will be chaper-
oned by Mrs. Emma G. Wild of Woolsey
street.
Among those who are being entertained
by Captain Thompson at the old light house
are: Miss Edna Gaylord, Holyoke, Mass;
Annie Ames, Plantsville; Miss Clara Sykes,
Springfield; and Miss Jennie Gibbons,
Eddie Gibbons, Clarence Towle, Miss Hat
tie Hatch, Miss Grace Arnold, Miss Eta
Gibbons, willie Hatch and Miss Jennie
Gaylord, Westfeld, Mass.
Fair Haven soldier boys who partici-
pated in camp life at Mantle were glad to
| return home on Saturday after a week of
hard work in drill and marching They
report a very pleasant time and believe
the drill to have been profitable for militia
men.
K At the Cove house, Morris Cove, Friday
| evening surprise was given in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. johnson and daughter
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Fuse Of Spring
field. Over 100 people pere present.
Miss Fanny Meigs is visiting at New Lon
don. Before returning she will visit Lake
| Pleasant.
Mrs. M. N. futile, 80 North Front
| street, is entertaining her friend, Miss
| Lucy Shepard, of Waterbury.
John S. Evans of Baltimore is stopping
| at J. P. Merrows, Clinton avenue.
| Mrs. Josephine Seymour, 317 Exchange
| street, is stopping at Plainville.
Miss Bessie L. Crawford has returned
from Europe. She was with the party
that was arranged by Principal Mark Pit
man of the Fair Haven schools
| Morris Cove is getting up big base bal
| excitement this summer. The victory OF
the Morris Cove nine over the Orange
street nine on Saturday, was an occasion
of great joy for young and old Council
man w. H. Bradley Of the Eleventh ward
entertained the victors at banquet at thu
Forbes house in the evening.
| The cool wave of yesterday, although
| not reaching the frost mark in this vicin
| ity-frost having been prophesied for part
| of New England-was cool enough to re
mind people that autumn is almost here
The lower temperature increased the mum
Der of people who are suffering from
colds
| INCh1 6Ssatcs
| Frank s. Platt has had plans made b,
r. G. Russell for a frst-class two-famil,
| house to be built on Sherman avenue.
will be 80 by AZ feet, with all modern con
veniences, and will cost 81 900.
William H. Elliot will probably sool
commence work on his 81, 900 residence Oh
the corner of Orchard and George streets
R.G. Russell made the plans, and the hous
is to be finished in hard woods and heate,
by hot water.
The following transfers of real estat
have been recorded at the town clerk
Office:
Winthrop avenue, land fronting easter
ly, 35 by 11s s7-1OO feet, Augustus E
Lines to John P. Menu.
Prout street, land fronting northerly, 3
E. B. Sheldon company.
James Street, land fronting westerly, 4
by $50 feet, Samuel R. Blatchley to job
Meehan
Kimberly avenue, land fronting easterly
26a by 1874 feet, Maria F. Wright to Sa
rah j., wife of Edward E. Lane.
Cedar Hill avenue, land fronting easter
ly, 36s by 1875 feet, Julius Twiss to Michae
j. Fahey.
Orange street, land fronting westerly
30 by $50 feet, George A. Alling to Will
lam O'Keefe.
Clay street, land fronting southerly, 8
by 1875 feet, Samuel R. Blatchley to job
Fl. Cain.
Grove street, Fair Haven East, Ian
fronting easterly, so by 1877 feet, Juliu
| Tx.-ioo 10 oratP
Clay street, land fronting southerly, 3
by 1856 by 80 feet, Christian Wilson t
John johnson.
Elm street, land fronting southerly,5 b
$50 feet, Harriet A. B. Punderson to Elizs
beth Boehm.
Auburn street, land fronting easterly II
by 80 by 200 feet, Bridget and Margare
McDermott to William Barry.
Exchange street, land fronting southerly
40 by 140 feet, Joseph Lilley and job
Lowe.
| South Front street, land fronting west
erly, south corner of Second street, 65 b
200 feet, William I. Mallory to Charles D
Parmelee.
Townsend avenue, land fronting easter
ly, II acres and buildings thereon, Fredel
lex ]. Greve to Thankful w. Jefferson
wife of Thomas q. w. Jefferson.
Perkins street, land fronting easterly, 8
by 80 feet, Thankful w. and Thomas g
w. jefferson to Frederick ]. Greve.
Perkins street, land fronting easterly,
by 80 feet, Thankful w. and Thomas g
W. jefferson to Frederick J. Greve.
Permits to erect buildings haven bee
granted by Fire Marshal Kennedy as fol
lows:
The E. B. Sheldon company, factor
building on Meadow street, 40 by 75 feet
with addition 20 by "a feet, four storie
and attic.
R: n. Sherman, brick dwelling hous
on Lake place, 80 by 48 feet, two storie
and attic.
E. F. Corey, frame addition at "a
Greenwich avenue, 13 by IA feet, two ste
ries.
Andrew Morehead, frame dwelling hous
on Hallock avenue, 16 by 25 feet, two stt
ries.
Frank McGeery, frame barn, rear A
Bristol street, 18 by % feet, two stories.
William r. Trowbridge, frame dwellin
house, corner of Howard and Columbu
avenues, 40 by A feet, three stories.
WilIimantic Camp Meeting.
At the annual meeting of the whitman
tic camp meeting held Saturday Office,
; we're elected for the ensuing year as TO
lows: President, the Rev. q. Tirrell, pr,
siding elder, of Norwich; vice presiden
the Rev. F. L. Hayway of Norwich; tru
tee for five years, Costello Lippitt of No
witch; executive committee for three year
R. N. Stanley of South Manchester, j. F
Root of New London, Charles Allen {
Norwich; treasurer, j. f. Hewitt of No
wich. ancretarv the Raw PaIyoa, :