The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-06-01
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM BOTH
 SIDES OF THE RIVER.
Old Folks Concert at St. Andrews Churoh-Fishermen Out for Bass Society and Per sonaI.

| Churoh-FlshermeM Out for Bass Society and Per sonal. Several fishermen have been trying to catch bass in the Quinnipiac river, but without success, It is @ little early for bass fishing. Last year many fish were caught.
 Rev. M. A. Munson of Fair Haven delivered the Memorial day address at Warren on Monday.
 A little son arrived yesterday morn ing at the home of MT. and Mrs. N. w. l Kendall.
 i Many Fair Haven people visited Lighthouse Point Monday. Some eX- cellent songs were sung by the Arion society, which was having an outing at the shore.
 Pulaski chapter R. A. M., and Craw- | ford council, R. and s. M., have held special meetings this week to work the | degrees.
 On Friday evening Fort Hale lodge, N. E. o. F., will meet to work the de- grees on three candidates.
 The new steamer for the engine house in Lombard street is expected to arrive from Chicago soon. A good sized audience assembled last evening at St. Andrews M. E. church to hear the Old Folks concert given under the auspices of the Gentlemens S Aid and Improvement association. Among the selections given was the Star Spangled Banner Anvil Chorus" Red, White and Blue," and America" Miss Lulu Allen recited '"The Volunteer Organist," Miss Jessie Meachen rendered the "Zobo Song" and Miss Carrie Munroe gave My Grandmas Advice" Several of i've olde church tunes were rendered and the entertainment was very creditable and pleasing.
 The Second Company Governors Horse Guard on it's march to Branford Monday stopped at Representative An- drew's in East Haven and were treat ed to some fine sandwiches and milk. Rosalind, daughter of MT. and Mrs. P. A. Goldberg, was among the class which received confirmation at the Congregation Mishkan Israel.
 The Ladies' Aid society will hold it's annual meeting for the election of off, cers and the closing meeting for the season in the parlors of the Grand avenue Congregational church this evening.
 On Friday evening, Fort Hale lodge l l. la-. 4l.- three candidates.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Mansfield are receiving congratulations on the birth of little girl.
 Rev. Henry Torrant of Lime Rock will preach at Grace P. E. church Sum- l, day.
 Thomas C. Nunan, formerly of Fair Haven and now of San Francisco, was in town yesterday. MT. Nunan has been in San Francisco seven years, has a good position on the editorial staff of the Examiner and is doing well.
 E. $. Rowe and family are visiting in South Norwalk
 Yesterdays sunshine was very well come and more of the same sort is P hoped for
 On Memorial day the members of Mrs. A. J. Smiths class of girls in the Grand avenue Baptist Sunday school paid visit to their teacher at her home in Totoket MT. Smith drove ir and took the girls out to his home ir his two horse wagon. The day at the Smith farm was greatly enjoyed. A fine dinner was served at o'clock. af- ter which the girls enjoyed a ramble ir the woods and out door games. After supper the return was made by moon. light. Mrs. Smith entertains the class f at her home once each year, and hei , thoughtfulness is greatly appreciated t Members of the class who enjoyed the outing were Ida Johnson, Lillian Lie , field, Ruth Wilson, Bertha Sturges, Lu - | lu Francis, Florence Siebert, Rutf f Smith, Hilda Olson, Mabel Hart, Ma. I Hanselpacker.