The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-07-30
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS or INTEREST FROM BOTH
 SIDES OF THE RIVER.
Neat sum Cleared by Annex Fire De- partment on Their Recent Excursion Mrs. Sarah Barley Painfully Injured Yesterday AfterMoon-Comin and Goings of Well Known People.

Goings of We'll Known People. Mrs. Lottie Biggs and Miss Russell of Baltimore are visiting at A. H, Gran miss on Front street.
 Superintendent Mulvey was on duty at station A yesterday after a brief ill., ness.
 Master Harry Coggshall of S4 Chapel street is spending his vacation at Pine Orchard.
 MT. Burgess, a theological student, will preach at Grace P. E. church to- morrow.
 Among those who went on the excur- sion to Narragansett Pier on Thursday were c. E. Bray, George A. Linsley, William R. Hemingway and daughter, MT. and Mrs. E. H. Crawford, Mir. and Mrs w. D. Hemingway, H. F. Hem ingway, Mrs. Henry Hale, Mrs. Charles Crockett and Miss Annie Farnhanl. F. H. Hemingway has been on the sick list for several days.
 
 to the White Mountains for q stay of several weeks.
 Harry Powell of Orange, N. J., who has visited MT and Mrs. F. H. Francis of Clinton avenue, will return home to- day.
 Many of the women of Montowese are at work making up garments for the soldiers and sailors under the aus pices of the Sanitary Relief associa- tion. The local committee consists of Mrs G. B. Cutten and Mrs. Theophilus Eaton. The young women who have been soliciting funds are Miss Gene vieve Hemingway and Miss Cora A. Eaton.
 The annex fire department on their excursion to Glen Island sold 199 tick cts and cleared about $50. There is a project for the department to give an excursion to Rocky Point, but no deti- nite arrangements in regard to it have yet been made. Ira k. Fonda and T. G. w. Jefferson are members of the jury of the city court, civil side. MT. Fonda was of the eighteen who were challenged and af- rewards the names were replaced in the box and drawing made as speci- fled in the new charter, and he was the only one of the eighteen whose name was drawn out.
 The steam barge c. L.. Haynes. Cap tain C. H. Castle, arrived yesterday from Rondout with fifteen hundred barrels of cement for W. A. Warner & Brother. The run from Rondout was made in three days.
 Ira E. Fonda is putting in electric fans in his office at East Grand ave- nue. Two stores In the same building may be similarly supplied, and if so the power will be furnished by MT. Fonda s electric motor. Mrs. w. H. filling and son Kenneth of Lenox street are visiting in Walling- ford. sss Mrs. Sarah Bailey, who resides with Mrs James Mallory on Perkins street, returned yesterday after an absence of several weeks. As the car on which she rode home was standing at one of the stations en route Mrs. Bailey met with a severe and painful accident She was walking down in the aisle of the car and suddenly slipped, falling to the floor with much force. She was assist ed to her feet and it was first thought that her hip was fractured, but fortu- nately such was not the case. Her hip was severely wrenched and bruised and one thumb fractured. She is being at tended by pr. Hall. Dr. c B. Adams is in much poorer health this week. He was taken with a hemorrhage of the lungs, which has left him quite weak. His many friends will hope to learn soon of some im- provement in his condition.