Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-08-04
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

To Dedicate a Club House Soon-The
FLYING Horses Removed-Ir. Hem.
fnsway,s Vacation I'm COloradO-A
Noisy Concentrating MILL shuts |
Doyvn-Fair Haven Schooner From |
Fernandina-Ptcnic of the Second |
Church-Many Matters Of Personal
Interest.
Miss Hettie Bradley, soprano at the
Grand avenue Congregational church, now
at Saratoga, sang yesterday in Rev. DR..
Careys church at that place. She was in
vited on Saturday to. sing in concert
given by Henrietta Beebe, the noted song
stress, but was obliged to decline.
Miss George Hardy is at the Willough-
by, Saratoga. --..
Charles G. sutlif of Cleveland, O., is
visiting the family of Conductor Lorenzo
G. Strickland, 70 Exchange street.
st. Ignatins T. A. B. society initiated
eight new members at the last meeting.
The society will go to Fort Lee on the Elm
City on August 20. About the middle of
September they will dedicate their new So
ciety home on Ferry street near Grand
| avenue. This is the old Mansfield house.
1t is well back from the street and has
| ample grounds, and has been rented of
Strong, Barnes, Hart & Co. for about $3.50.
There will be billiard room, reading room
| and all necessary appointments.
Lester Mallory and family have returned
| from North Haven pool, where they
| camped out several days and had very
| enjoyable time.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell, parents of Rev.
j. Lee Mitchell, returned to philadelphia
yesterday. u - ----
Miss Minnie Caldwell of Westfeld, Mass. :,
| is visiting Mrs. Alvin Ames, Quinnipiac
| street.
The steamer John M. Brown has ar
rived at New York, eight days from Fer
nandina, with lumber.
T. G. w. Jefferson is kalsomining the
| Wooster school building.
Mrs. Harvey Luddington, Miss Louisa
and Wright Luddington, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Fl. Rowe, Mrs. H. M. Rowe, Miss
Susan Rowe, and Mrs. John Evans are
boarding at J. P Merrows, Clinton ave-
nue..
Gyce Bray of Eufala, Ala, nephew of
Judge Bray, is visiting Lester Mallory.
Letter Carrier Frank Carroll and family
have returned from their vacation.
T. G. w. jefferson, who was badly in
jured in recent runaway accident, has
nearly recovered. His family are still at
Short Beach.
The fying-horses located under a big
tent on Grand avenue open lot for sew
eral weeks were removed yesterday.
The picnic of the Second church will be
held at Lake Saltonstall, Wednesday, al
| ways barring bad weather.
Clifford Hemingway, son of G. w.
Hemingway, who has been in Colorado
several weeks, has greatly improved in
health and was recently able to ride 16C
miles on horseback in FOUR days. He is
on ranch in Park county.
There is complaint by the storekeepers
and residents near the corner of James
and Chapel streets of the conduct of 8
gang of men who make that corner theiI
headquarters.
The employees of the Quinnipiac Brew.
ing company had an outing at Lighthouse
Point, Sunday, where they enjoyed clam
bake.
The Fair Haven rolling mill shut down
Saturday night for three weeks and it may
not start up again until September
During the shut down repairs will bt
made.
| George Hancheet of 10 Vine street is in
dignant because some one has circulated
that he is Sunday spotter. He denies il
emphatically.
Mrs. Winifred Hayes and Timothy Hayes
will visit the Catskills soon.
Miss Nellie Bannon of Castle street il
spending her vacation on the Hudson.