The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-15
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
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 SIDES THE RIVER.

All Ready for Voting To-day on the East SIde-June Festival and Lawn Fete This Evening-First Church s. $. Annual Picnic-Conductor Dailey-J. II. Augur's Yacht-General News.
 Albert Thompson, son of Captain Charles Thompson of Clinton avenue, whc has been studying art in Paris for the past two years, will return during the present summer. MT. Thompson is a graduate of the Yale School of Fine Arts.
 Miss Ann Bradley of East Haven, who has been at West Winfield, N. Y., since last winter, caring for her sister, in-law, who has been seriously i'll, has returned home.
 A little child of Mrs. Logic of East Haven fell from a tricycle. and fractur- ed It's arm. Dr. Holbrook reduced the fracture.
 Rev. D. M. James, necrologist Of the New Haven Congregational club, made d IepOIt dl IIle dIllludl tlICCllAG lACiN AAA the Dwight Place church last evening. Robert c. Hart of the annex, past grand Of Harmony lodge, I. O. o. F., and his little daughter. lone, will re- cite at the anniversary entertainment of the lodge which is to be held this evening.
 The June festival and lawn fete to be given this evening at the Grand ave- nue Congregational church promises to be very enjoyable affair The grounds are to be decorated in an attractive manner, and a large tent and several booths are to be erected, from which ice cream, cake, candy, lemonade, etc., will be sold. An orchestra of five pieces will furnish music. In connection with the festival there is to be platform entertainment in the church parlors from 8 to g o'clock, consisting Of the following programme:
 OVerture-Orchestra
 A Musical Dialogue" Spreading Ru- mor."
 Either Solo-Mr Freysinger.
 Recitation--Mrs. L. c. Goodrich. .. A Duologue With Action-Isadore Gold
 berg and Paul Shipley.
 Singing-Miss Hofer.
 An Illustrated Rhyme-"The Miller s
 Daughter''-Miss Prince and Messrs. Chamberlain and Baldwin.
 The annual picnic of the Sunday school of the Grand avenue Congrega- tional church will be held at Pawson park, Monday, June 2S. The transport ation will be by the new steamer Mar garet. The members of the Sunday school will be given free tickets
 Conductor James H. Fahy of Fair Haven, who has run the legislative spe- cial during the past five months, finish ed his duties in that capacity Saturday. The train left Union depot at S:55 a. m. and returning left Hartford at 3:15 p. m. Conductor Fahy has proved a cour- teous and obliging railroad official and was very popular with the members of the general assembly who patronized his train.
 J. H. Augur's yacht Gunhilde has ar rived from Bridgeport, where the craft has received a number of improve ments. The boat is fifty feet in length and has been equipped with a Globe gas engine.
 Children's day was observed with ap- propriate exercises by Company B Loyal Crusaders. Worthy Commander William H. Pollard was in charge o1 the exercises, which consisted of sing ing, an address by Rev. MT. Dent o1 St. Andrews church, and remarks by George Gutbrod, worthy commander o1 Company A.
 A DAISY TEA.
 Fair Haven w. c. T. U. is to have 8 daisy tea this (Tuesday) evening from to 7:30 o'clock. Come and bring youl friends.