The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-08
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM BOTH
 SIDES OF THE RIVER.

Trolley Ride to Mansfield's Grove We'd Mesday by Ladies' Aid Society of East
 Pearl Street M. E, Church-AnnuaI
 Reunion of the Granmis Family To- morrow-Other News.
 Mrs. James P. Cadman of Chicago is at Morris Cove. Her husband was formerly secretary to President Harper of the Chicago university.
 Mrs. Mary A. Price, the well known nurse, is home from Scranton, Pa, where she has visited relatives.
 Judge Balfour Cowen of Illinois, father of Mrs, E. c. Sage, who has been at the Stages cottage at Summer Island this summer, returned home last week. He is in feeble health, suffering from dropsy.
 The Ladies' Aid society of East Pearl street M E. church are anticipat- ing delightful time on their trolley ride to Mansfelds grove on Wednes- day.
 Rev. Louis J. Bamherg, pastor of the South Woodstock Baptist church, and wife, were visiting friends here, yester- day. They left last evening for Clinton, N. J., and later will go to Sea Cliff L. l., to attend camp meeting. The last two Sundays in August MT. Bamberg will supply the pulpit of the Grand avenue Baptist church. MT. Banberg ha ha6 ;,, hi as pastor of the South Woodstock church. There has been an increase of thirteen in membership and the church has been improved and refurnished.
 Rev. Dr. Sage, pastor of the Grand avenue Baptist church, begins his va cation to-day and will resume his pas- toral labors the first Sunday in Septem- Der. Dr. Sage and family will remain during the month at their cottage at Summer Island, on the Branford shore.
 Miss Carrie M. Chapman, the kim dergarten teacher, left on Saturday for Westchester county, N. Y.
 The thirty-second annual reunion of the Granniss family will be held at Mansfeld's grove Tuesday, August g.. Dinner will be served at 1 o'clock; ta-
 
 dishes and the people will carry basket lunches. Should the weather prove un- favorable the reunion will take place the next fair Tuesday.
 A Fair Haven colony is domiciled at Hotchkiss grove on the Branford shore. C. N. Hubbard and wife are at the Ethelyard. MT. and MT. N. A, Beebe at the Yumah, and c. G. Ames and family at the Imissfail cottages, which they own. George Sturges and family are at the Crescent and Andrew MacGregor and family at Chowder Villa. A party of young people went down Saturday and will stay at the Hobo lodge two weeks. They include c. D. Manwaring and family MT and Mrs. $. J. Latta, F, l., Smith and wife, Mrs. Tilotson, Miss F, A. Jacobs and Mark Hare.
 Rev. Dr. Sage preached yesterday morning at the Grand avenue Baptist church from the text, Psalms 119, 55: T have remembered Thy name, o Lord, in the night, and have kept Thy law" He said that very many had be- come tired of the reiteration of the watGhword 'Remember the Maine." It had entered into the spirit of our war with Spain and the blowing up of the ship was one of the causes of the war While a spirit of revenge was not to be encouraged, it was true that the American gunners at Manila Bay re- membered the Maine as they manned the guns, In similar manner, the writer of the text remembered. His subject was Memory the Motive and Incentive for Action At the com- munion service which followed the ser- mon, Rev. L. J. Bamberg assisted.
 Forgiveness of Enemies and Broth CTS" was the subject of Dr. Mitchell's s sermon at the Grand avenue Congrega- tional church yesterday morning.