Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-20
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

i fulPit supplies To.morrow-InIured
| by Splfnter-The switch Track
| He Was Used TO walkfns-Went TO
| the Mantle Camp-The Returning
knights TemPlar Party-A Few
| oysters Sold-A Promise meetfue-
Personal News.
The republican primary in the Eleventh
ward will be held this evening at 100 Fer.
~ street at 1880 O'Clock. w. Z. Morgan In
the ward chairman.
Rev. A. q. Goodsnough of Brooklyn,
N. Y, will preach in the Grand avenue
Congregational church tomorrow.
@. @. Denison injured his hand quite
severely by puncturing the palm with q
silver, but 1t Is now much improved.
Rev. William z. Potwin of Portland,
Oregon, will preach in st. James church
tomorrow and officiating on several sue
oeeding Sundays. He is q son of N. W.
Potwin of Center street.
The building OF the switch track between
Ferry and Poplar streets, thus allowing
cars to run without interruption, is sgreat
accommodation. At first the contractor
refused to allow the track to be built,
fearing retarding of his work, but the
railroad people afterwards arranged it.
Angelo De Matly, con of A De MAtly,
the boot and shoe dealer, q few evenings
ago missed the last stage from Short
Beach and had to walk home, but be
didn't mind 30 short . walk In the least
F. q. Hemingway and family are home
from Lake Bantam. They have besa
boarding with their old townsman Smith
Granniss, whose house Ia crowded with
boarders. Grsnniss will keep his board
ing house open until October. Last
season he enlarged his house, spending
several thousand dollars, and the venture
promises to prove very profitable.
A number of Fair Haven people went to
the Niantic camp yesterday morning, re-
turning in the evening. They had words
of praise for the Connecticut brigade, and
enjoyed their brief outing on the plains
of Mantle.
Irving Hurlburt, the sketch artist on
the Register, with his mother, leave this
morning for vacation trip to Cornwall
s. K. Jones, The portrait painter, who is
stopping at Madison Beach, was in town
yesterday. He says he enjoys his time
fishing and sketching and sings the praises
of old Madison
w. II. Rowe, jr of Baltimore, is spend
ing few days with ]. P. Merrowi Al Clin-
ton avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Trainor, % Fill
more street, entertained q few of their
friends at lawn party on Thursday even
ing.
The Fair Haven party which went to
Denver on the knights Templar excur-
sion are expected home to-day.
Miss Emma Wilson is visiting her sister
in New York.
Frank Bostwick and George Foote are
home from pleasant outing In Redding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Barnes are at Ssr-
stoga.
Tomorrow evening at the Second church
q promise meeting will be held. There
will be a printed responsive reading ser
vice to be led by John h Thompson. A
chorus choir will lead in the singing.
The w. G. T. u meeting tomorrow
afternoon will be addressed by the Rev
William McNicoll of Westville.
A few oysters are being shucked, Just
enough to supply the demand, which lie
very small as yet. This stop lie the Vir-
ginia plants, which are doing very well.
z. G. Allis of the Shore Line Times has
for his guests Mics Ida McElroy of Cold
Spring and her friend, Mrs. Welch, of Sing
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