The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-06
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
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"aHy iersohal Jottings- Morning oer-
 vices at St. Francis 'Church-Baptist Ser
 vices Resumed-GeDeral News.
 An excursion to New London will be given tomorrow, (Tuesday), under the auspices of Polar Star lodge, No. v, l. o. o. F., and Morning Star lodge, D. of R, The steamer Margaret leaves Belle dock at S:30 a. m,, and the return from New London will be at 4;30 p. m,, ar irving at Belle dock at about s o'clock. Extra cars win leave East Pearl street and Grand avenue at 7:45 a. m. At New London a visit will be made to the Odd Fellows home. Refreshments will be served on the boat. Baggage left at Polar Star hall at 7:1o a. m. will be carried to the boat free. Tickets fifty cents; children under eight years, free. The committee consists of J. T. Rice, G. w. Huntington, E. H. Teeter.
 The fifteenth birthday anniversary of Charles Page was celebrated at the home of his parents, Mir and Mrs. AL bert Page, East Haven, Friday evening. The young man received several fine presents. About twenty of his young friends were present and all partook of supper.
 Miss Julia Adams of Utica, N. Y, and Miss Mabel Rindell of Newark, N. J., who have visited Mr and Mrs John w. Hill of Wolcott street, have returned to their homes.
 The Misses Sarah F, and Tessie Ro- han of Grand avenue have returned ct nf in NnIV Milford.
 The Misses May and Sarah Coyle of Bristol, R. l., are visiting the family of Professor William J. Rohan, Grand avenue
 Mrs. E. P. Putnam of Sylvan avenue, soprano in the choir of the Grand Ave nue Baptist church, has returned from a stay of four weeks in Vermont.
 During July and August, the princi- pal musical services at the St. Francis Catholic hcurch were omitted, but were resumed yesterday under the direction of Professor William J. Rohan, with Miss Tessie Rohan as organist. Broun's mass and an Ave Maria were sung in the morning and there was a special programme at the vesper ser vices There was solemn requiem mass for the late MT. Hayes, Saturday morning.
 Mrs. H. A. Chidsey of 241 Exchange street has returned from stay in the Adirondacks.
 Evening services at the Grand Ave nue Baptist church, omitted during July and August, were resumed, yes- terday Communion service vas held at the close of the morning service The members of the choir were given a vacation in August, but resumed their work yesterday. During August the members of Charles Cutts' Sunday school class of young men sang at the morning services
 Communion services were held at the yesterday afternoon There was no evening service, but these services will be resumed next Sunday.
 William F. Hubbard, manager at the market of the Booth Meat company, has moved from Peck street to s. D. Bradleys house on Grand avenue Merritt A. Farren, who has been quite i'll, is convalescent. He has returned from stay of several weeks in Wind sor. MT. Farren recently graduated at the Bangor Theological seminary and will be ordained to the Christian minis | try shortly He expects to be settled over Congregational church in this state.
 l Alfred Clark of Shelter street has re- l turned from a tour in Maryland w F. Butcher has returned from a | two weeks stay at his old home In Sa | Harbor.
 | Gerrish steamer Ella has gone to | Long Island with a party of fishermen. For several years a party of ladies members of the Grand Avenue Baptist church, in the vacation season, have paid a visit to Mrs. George Loveland at her cottage on Summer Island. The visit last week was greatly enjoyed | Mrs. Loveland gave her guests a cordia | reception. She had prepared a fine clam chowder and with the usual ac- l cessor+es of a shore dinner the repas
 was indeed tempting spread. The day was greatly enjoyed in bathing rowing and a stroll on the shore the
 party leaving for the return at D m. Arriving in Fair Haven, the party drove to MT Loveland's store and were treated to ice cream soda. Among thu party were Mrs. Green. Mrs. Corliss
 Mrs. Charles Meigs. Mrs. David Han
 selpacker, Mrs William Hanson, Mrs
 Fred Smith, Mrs. Samuel w. Ham
 mond, Mrs. Fred Willis, Mrs Mile Stevens, Mrs David Hatfield, Miss Fan
 nie Bunce, Miss Alice Hanselpacker
 Miss Belle Meigs, Miss May Hansel
 packer, Miss Lizzie McCord, Mr anC
 Mrs. George Coan, Rev. and Mrs. E. c
 Ct.
 The members of Company B, Loya
 Crusaders, will give an entertainment
 in Sons of Temperance hall Wednesda,
 evening at 8 o'clock. Tickets ffteei
 cents. Cake, cream and watermelon
 will be served free.
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