Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-11
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Vacation Notes-Conrad Helms Prizes | St. Ignatius s Society's Pfcnic-Open- ing of the Invalid,s Home-Captain Thompson,s Vacation-Hts Cele- brated Turkcy-Funeral of Mrs. Rowe-Outing for the Home of the Friendless Inmates.
 Bert Thompson, E. B. Thompson, Harry Crawford and Charles Hamilton, are housekeeping at the Colonel Totten cot tage, Short Beach. Mrs. Charles Thomp- son goes down several times a week to vis- it her sons.
 Lloyd Salisbury, the druggist, and wife, go to Block Island on their vacation next week.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Rice of Brooklyn, N. Y., are visiting his father Reuben J. Rice of Quinnipiac street. William D. Hemingway of Norfolk, Va., who has been visiting his father William R. Hemingway, has returned. Mrs. Hem ingway will remain until September. Rev. D. M. James and family have re- turned from Block Island, as has Daniel Parmelee and family. MT. James will go to Pennsylvania August F to visit his mother.
 Mrs. c. w. Hemingway leaves for East Hampton to-day.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Downes and MT. and Mrs. William s. Johnson left for Saratoga yesterday.
 Mrs. Frank A. Moore and son of Boston are visiting the family of Postmaster Moore for two weeks. H. c. Hemingway of Syracuse and Dwight E. Hemingway of Clyde, N. Y., | are visiting their father, Willett fleming way.
 Captain Henry Palmer and wife are | home from Brooklyn, N. Y. where they visited their daughter, Mrs. Hendricks.
 Dr. L. P. Deming is here, having come from Syracuse to attend the funeral of his sister, Mrs. Rowe, at whose home she died. Mrs. Hurlburt and son, Irving Hurl- burt, have returned from Morris Cove. | Miss Mamie Dillon, daughter of Inspect or Dillon of Lombard street, is visiting friends in Jersey City. l Conrad Hein, the merchant and owner | of the running horse Billy, attended the | tournament of the Southern New England Rifle teams at Boston and won in prizes twelve dollars in money, fine fishing rod and photograph album. He is one of the best shots in the German Independent Rifle team.
 The St. Ignatius T. A. and B. society | which goes to Fort Lee on the Elm City, August 20, desire all of their friends to pa tronize the excursion. They hope to make two hundred dollars for fitting up their new club house.
 Wednesday at p. m. the Invalids' home at the Ives place, Fair Haven Heights, will be opened.
 Captain Elizur Thompson, of the old lighthouse, will leave to-day for trip uI the Hudson. He will be accompanied by his brother-in-law, Clarence Peck. By the way-Captain Thompson's remarkable turkey laid her tooth egg in 100 consecu tive days.
 The funeral of the late Mrs. Hattie L. Rowe, wife of Arthur N. Rowe and daugh ter of Judge Deming, was attended at tho home of the latter, 36S Quinnipiac street yesterday afternoon. It was one of the largest funerals held in this vicinity in { long time, the house being crowded witt friends, and over thirty carriages following the remains to Fair Haven cemetery. Int Rev. Dr. J. E. Twitchell, pastor of the Dwight Place church, of which the deceased was member, and Rev. D. M. James O. the Second church oficiated The bearers were: William E. Wal ter, Eugene Rowe, Henry Russell Willis Hemingway, George Bradley anc Edward Allen. The floral offerings wer, very beautiful and included an anchor column and pillow.
 The inmates of the Home of the Friend less went to Lake Saltonstall for an out ing yesterday, being transported il Thompson's barges. They had delight full time,