The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-11-09
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
CAMP FIRE THIS EVENING BY
 SOUND MONEY CLUB.

Bridge Ordered over the Crossing at East
 Chapel Street-Lavigne I& Scott Factory
 Start on Full Time-Self Denial Society
 -Entertainments at Baptist ana
 Methodist Churches.
 The Eleventh, Twelfth and Four teenth wards Sound Money club will hold a camp fire and jollifcation this evening. All members, and those who have attended meetings, are requested to be present at D, m, at the head quarters, 377 Grand avenue.
 An opinion has been filed by Town Counsel Goodhart with the board of as- sessors, holding that oyster vessels must be assessed in the town where the owner resides.
 Fair Haven people are much pleased over the prospect of an early const-uc- ton of the bridge, at East Chapel street over the Consolidated road tracks. Since the East Chapel street electrict road was opened, it has been necessary to transfer the passengers at the cross ing, requirement. that has proved great nuisance. A copy of the order to build the bridge, issued by Judge Shum- way was served on Mayor Hendrick Saturday. Attorney T. Fl Callahan ap- peared for some of the residents in the suit, and is entitled to considerable credit for his success.
 Rev. J. H. Mason, formerly pastor of the First aptist church, preached at the Grand avenue Baptist church Sun day morning.
 An improvement in breach loading yacht cannon has been invented and patented by w. w. Scott of the Lavigne & Scott Manufacturing company. A surprse party was given Miss Flor ence Johnson of 70 Perkins street We'd | nesday evening.
 For a couple of months the Lavigne & Scott factory on River street has been practically shut down. It has just been started up with fifty men on full time. Since the election there have pdGIi d ldI IuIIlDGT Ol tOTQ6IS IGC6lFCu l Schooner William Nicely, Captain 1 Thompson has sailed for Philadelphia i to load coal.
 { The Self Denial society will give its i annual entertainment at the Grand ] avenue Congregational church on the 1 evening of November 19 at 8 o'clock. i Those who will take part are Miss Mar i garet Smith, elocutionist; Mrs. Dudley l Burke Fitzgerald, reader; Frand Ed ! gar, bass soloist; Homer Nenintolc, boy l soloist; Lawrence Blinn, boy whistler, and Mandolin and Banjo club of H, H. < s. The patronesses will be Mrs, J. Lee i Mitchell Mrs John Hull, Mrs. F. c. M. i Hall, Mrs William Hemingway, Mrs. i William F. Coburn, Mrs. Jean Pardee
 Clark, Mrs. Louis L. Bradley Mrs. Fl.
 l.. Manville, Mrs. J. B. Smith, Mrs.
 Charles Bates, Mrs. John P. Studley,
 Mrs Walter Graham. Ushers, Miss
 Jean Coburn Miss Mabel Studley, Miss
 Minnie Crawford, Miss Maud Kelly,
 Miss Ethel Prince. Miss Josephine
 Hemingway and John c. Bradley Will
 liam Fitzgerald and William Coleman. ]! On Wednesday evening a concert t VIII bS S3iNC IT Aitc iSe1DI | Ne'ti StASSs
 M F. church, and the program will be < as follows Selection, Yale Glee club; 2 recitation, Miss Lulu M Allen; recita-
 tion, Miss Edith Barr; vocal solo, Wal I ter Meacham; mandolin and guitar
 duet, the Misses Sperry; recitation,
 Miss Allen; selection, Yale Glee club.
 Cake and cream will be served at the N close of the entertainment.
 There was special race at River \ side park Saturday afternoon. B. s.
 Bradley's Bluelight, and E. M. Tuttle's
 Bud Wilkes each won a heat and I George Dayton's John was not success 1 ful. It will require another race to de- < eide the contest. Time, 2:26 and 2:26A.
 There will be given an entertain 1 ment in the Grand avenue Baptist 1 church Nov 12, by class No. S5, Mrs. 1 Knowles, teacher. Admission f5 cents, I Among those who take part are: So- prano soloist, Mrs. Bonney; tenor, Har- [ ry Cooke baritone, Frank Edgar; i basso, MT. Hart; elocutionists, Mrs. I Hyde, and lone Hart; whistler, Miss ] Katie Osborn; piano soloist, Miss Kate 4 Darby, piano and voilin, MT. Totham and Walter Tottum. Sale of ice cream
 at the close of the entertainment.