Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-18
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Pastors Enjoying Vacattons-To Pic
 mic at Pawson Park-An old Liberty
 Pole RemOved-At the Worlds Fair
 Had His Leg Amputated-Attend
 ing an Insurance COmpany's Meet
 ing-A Child Sca1ded-IDjured His
 Eye.
 Rev. E. 0. Sage, pastor of the Grand avenue Baptist church, and family have left on their annual vacation and will be absent eix weeks. During his absence his pulpit will be supplied by Rev. Mir. Morgan of the Dixwell avenue Baptist church, who preached Sunday morning. MT. and Mrs. Sage will visit their former homes In Hi nois and will also do the worlds fair. The work of removing one of the big boilers from the ruins of the distillery fire yesterday was watched with interest by l many persons. After the boiler had been loaded upon a wagon and couple of horses attached it was necessary to rig purchase of tackle blocks to help pull the load up the incline to Grand avenue.
 The relocation of the Custom House
 Square liberty pole in the yard of the Grand avenue school house is great i'm
 provement The old decayed pole, which for long time has been dangerous, has
 been dug up and is loaded on wagon | ready for removal.
 The resignation of Prosecuting Agent
 Niles of the Heights will not take effect
 until August 1.
 Many of the box cars of the horse rail
 read ara being repainted and revarnished
 in readiness for the fall service. f The infant of Mir. and Mrs. c. B. Wells
 of Clinton avenue who was scalded by
 upsetting @ boiler of hot water upon itt
 body, Is getting along nicely. It was {
 narrow escape and at first 1t was believed
 the child had been seriously burned.
 Sigmund Bauer had an eye seriously in
 its finger nail in 1t. He has suffered grea
 pain and feared the eye was seriously in
 jured, but 1t is now much better. The parish of Grace P. E. church auc
 the Sunday school will hold their annus picnic at Pawson park tomorrow, steame Margaret leaving from the foot of Ferr street at $50 8. m. The committee fo sale of tickets consists of Thomas Roger son and 0. H. Smith. These picnics ar always very enjoyable affairs and wit
 good weather this occasion will prove n exception to the general rule. L. W. Moody of the heights, the we 1 huOWu lASuIauCo aHeuGy iS III MiiWauhS attending the annual meeting of the North western Life Insurance company, which |
 is the general agent for the state. Upo I his return trip he will visit the Columbia q exposition at Chicago. His is accompanie , by his wife.
 Il Charles Jeffers, who for several month ? has been in the soldiers homo in Ne f Hampshire suffering from the effects n gangrene, has had one of his legs amp
 tated at the knee.
 Arthur Moody of Cornell university D spending his vacation at his home. He h' @ one more year in college.
 ,, Among the Fair Haven people at tl worlds fair are R. s Farren and his eol g Edward, L. J. Bristol and Miss J Julia 1 e Robinson, 8 teacher in Woolsey school. M ''-- Bristol Is representing Bridgeport COT IL pany, for which he is the agent. II st Farrens will return via Niagara Falls. e William 0. DeF. Dickinson, the print n pal of the Grand avenue school, Is enjo Il ing his vacation at his home in this cit n i He usually takes his outing in the wint n by trip to Florida.
 "a Rev. A. Douglass Miller, rector of Ora 's church, and family, are spending their V a. cation at the Thousand Islands. MT. M 'e Ter has fine cottage, owning one of t Id islands. He will be absent six weeks. E
 pulpit is being supplied by Rev. Mir. Eve est, principal of the preparatory school 2 Hamden.