The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-03
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF LNTEREST FROM BOTH
 SIDES OF THE RIYER.

Many Personal Jottings-Tho Venerable
 and Esteemed Hezeltiah Tuttle-Simon
 E. Borell's Serious I!lness-Death from a Fall of Mr. Borel's Son-in-Law, MT. Ed
 ward T. Short-Other Items.
 Miss Fife Tyler, who has visited her sister, Mrs. Pardee, at Pine Orchard. has returned home
 Edward T. Short, son-in-law of Si- mon B. Borel of 223 Quinnipiac street. died in New York a day or two ago from the effects of a fall in a theater where he was employed as stage car penter. He fell over thirty feet, frac- turing both legs and an arm, and died while undergoing amputation of his in jured limbs. He was we'll known here and married Miss Mamie Borel.
 Simon B. Borel of No. 223 Quinnipiac is seriously ill with a complication of diseases
 The steamers went down the harbor yesterday, but owing to the storm 1t
 
 beds.
 Miss Lura M., daughter of MT. and Mrs. Richard Wilson of 66 Chambers street, and Charles Hempstock were married at the home of the brides pa rents Wednesday evening. Rev. N. G.. Cheney officiated. Mir. and Mrs. Hemp stock will make their home at No. 66 Chambers street.
 Isaac Potter and daughter Caddie. Henry Russell and family and Louis Blake and family are enjoying their vacation at Never Hush cottage, Short Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. A. L. Chamberlain have returned from a pleasant sojourn in Winsted
 MT. and Mrs l.. P. Mallory and daughter, Miss Jennie, are stopping for few days in Winsted.
 Herbert Barnes, who recently return ed from Europe, has gone away for few days for his health. MT. Barnes Is large owner and a director of the Swift company, beef packers in Chica- go, and goes to England nearly every summer with MT. Swift in the interests of their business.
 A. F. Hemingway left last night for vacation trip. He goes up the Hud- son river, across Lake Champlain and into Vermont.
 William Rowe and family have re- turned from a stay at Shell Beach.
 R. G. Davis and family will remain in the Hemingway cottage at Morris Cove until September 15.
 c. W. Hemingway has bought fine young horse at South Royalton, Vt The animal weighs 1,075 pounds, is fif- teen hands two and half inches high and has already trotted in 2:50
 Mrs. Reuben Storer has moved from Mrs. c. B. Burwelps residence to the residence of Mrs. Orrin Doolittle, Quin- nipiac street.
 Harold and Elmer Kellogg are home rom months voyage on the schooner Jennie E. Fighter, Captain Crosby.
 Miss Emma Tyler, teacher in the Quinnipiac school who has been visit ing friends in Massachusetts, has re- turned
 Benjamin Horton and grandson. Georgie Avery of IA Saltonstall avenue, are spending their vacation at Green port, l.. l.
 Miss Mae Rowley of 53 Townsend avenue is visiting friends in Bridge port.
 Miss Nellie Glennon spent Sunday with friends from New York at Savin Rock
 Mrs. Ellsworth Bennett and daughter of Georgetown are visiting friends in Fair Haven. Her daughter Georgia is stopping a few days with friends in Waterbury.
 Druggist c. T. Conway is receiving congratulations upon the arrival of a fine boy at his home.
 The Misses Lizzie and Mary Ann. daughters of Michael Eagan of Ferry street have been promoted at the Catholic convent in Hartford. Miss Lizzie is given promotion In one of the parochial schools in that city and Miss Mary Ann is 10 become mother superior at the convent in Bridgeport George Hefron, who was badly injur- ed while riding bicycle, was able to be out yesterday
 H. l. Barnes and Ernest Jacobs caught forty-nine fine bass in the Quin- nipiac river.
 The perigee tide brought in big sea yesterday afternoon.
 Captain Hezekiah Tuttle. who has been visiting his son, John q. Futile of Quinnipiac street, starts to-day for his home at York River, Va.
 William Barnes and family, who have visited the formers parents, Captain and Mrs. Harvey Barnes, leave to-day for their home in Philadelphia Mr Barnes is transfer agent on one of the large railroads.
 Earl F., son of N. g. Johnson of Clin- ton avenue, his played the organ at the M. E. church very acceptably during the month of August.
 A WEDDING.