Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-04
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

An Address to Masons-StrayUberry l Fessivals-On . Charge of Burglary ABoy Hun over by a Horse Car Their Excursion to North BranfOrd.
 Rev. D. M. James at the Second Congre- gational church last evening gave an ad- dress to the Masonic fraternity and many members of the order were present.
 Three new members were received into the East Pearl street N. E. church yester- day morning.
 Last evening Rev. Dr. Sage preached at the Grand avenue Baptist church on "The Problem of the City"
 Burton Sloane was in the city court on Saturday on charge of breaking into O. A. Roses store on East Grand avenue and stealing about $1OO. A continuance was granted until tomorrow morning and be- ing unable to secure a bondsman Sloane went to jail.
 Several cottages at Morris Cove have been occupied and others will be taken possession of tEis week. The Pequot club house has also besn opened for members, but none have taken up residence there as yet.
 One of the twin sons of Elliott Bradley, l who was struck in the eye by baseball, has nearly recovered from the effects of the 1 accident. He was rendered insensible for 1 about quarter of an hour.
 l Oarll Linsley, a son of Lieutenant Lins- ley of Hook and Ladder No. 8, was run over by horse car on Grand avenue, near East Pearl street, on Saturday and severe ly injured, In avoiding one car he did | not zee the car approaching from the other direction and was knocked down and struck by the wheels, breaking an ankle, cutting his head and hurting his back. He Is attended by Dr. Hall and is doing as well as his severe injuries will permit He Is about ten years of age and only recently recovered from an attack of scarlet fever.
 The members of the Ladies' Aid society will give strawberry and ice cream fes' tival in the Grand avenue Baptist church on Wednesday evening.
 On Memorial day 8 party of young Ia dies, members of Miss Hattie Baldwin'e class in the Sunday school of the Grand avenue Baptist church, with a few invited friends, spent the day with Libbie Smith member of the class residing in North Branford. MT. Smith came after then with large hay wagon, which the young ladies decorated with red, white and blue The occasion was greatly enjoyed and re | GufDl1H uOlU6 III BGc SNouluS tuo phEty WAt nessea the fireworks on East Rock. Those who went were Hattie Baldwin, Alice Johnson, Jessie Jacobs, Lana Smith Jennie Peet, Minnie Johnson Grace Huntley, ,Grsc, Underwood, Mrs. Fred Siebert, Florence siebsrt, Florence Grosvenor and Sadit Smith.
 The Ladies' Aid society of Grace Epis copal church will give a strawberry festi
 val in Central hall Wednesday evening
 There will also bs au entertainment to in
 clude singing by Yale quartet, solos b.
 Mir. Mccarthy, tenor, and Miss Jennings
 soprano, and Scotch danes and recita tions by little Edith Barr. E B Warrel will give Xylophone solos, Ethel lone liar
 Is to recite and Freddie Smith will danc the sailors hornpipe.
 , l Communion service was held in tn
 Grand avenue Congregational church yes . | terday afternoon and the attendance wa larger than on any similar service in thi church. An address was made by tn pastor, Rsv. J. Lse Mitchell, and sixtes new members were received.
 On Thursday, from to ?. m, Mrs. J 3 Lee Mitchell, assisted by ths officers, vii , receive the members of the Ladies' Ali society of the Grand Avenue Congregs tional church at her home on Gran | avenue.