The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-07-08
MORNING JOURNAL COURIER JULY B. 1893
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITElTS OF INTEREST FROlr 10TH
 SIDES OF THE RIFER.

Picnic Yesterday of Sunday School of
 Grace M. E. Church-Hiram Camp DI-
 vision, s. of IT,, Elect Officers Henry
 WackeI Robbed of SI55 Yesterday
 Morning-sholIing of Oyster Beds Bee
 gun.
 At the meeting of Hiram Camp divl- sion Mo- IA, s. of T., held Wednesday evening, w. H. Pollard, deputy grand worthy patriarch, installed officers as follows: w. P, Jerome Oliver; w. A., Miss Hattie Hall; R. S., w, H. Pollard; assistant, Miss Stella Hollister; F. s., Miss Florence Hudson; treasurer, Mrs, w. H. Pollard; chaplain, John w. Phil lips; conductor, Miss May Riley; I, S., Miss Bertha Allen; o. S., Mrs, A. E. Wackel; superintendent of young peo- ples work, Mrs. A. E. Wackel.
 Rev. pr. Mitchell of the Grand ave- nue Congregational church will ex- change with Rev. R. T. McNicholl of the East Pearl street M. E. church Sun day morning,
 The Sunday school of Grace F. E. church enjoyed their annual picnic at Mansfields Grove yesterday. Four carloads of the young people, with their teachers and friends, went down to the grove, leaving the corner of Grand ave- nue and Ferry street early in the morn- ing over the New Haven Street railway line. The weather was superb for the picnic and the company enjoyed all the attractions that had been arranged by the committee. There were games, boating and bathing, and the picnic dinner as usual was an attractive feat ure The party arrived home just be- fore 5 o'clock.
 George Dayton and his son, George Dayton, jr., were driving young horse on Quinnipiac street on Tuesday, when the animal took fright, upset the buggy and threw them out. They were con- siderably bruised. but did not sustain serious injury. The buggy and harness were considerably broken.
 Burglars effected an entrance to the residence of Henry Wackel, S2 Poplar street, early yesterday morning MT, Wackels residence is over his store and the thieves climbed upon picket fence, cut out a bolt in the bathroom window and entered. He was awakened by the noise at about S:15 a. m., and, making an investigation, he saw the thief dash by him into the bathroom and spring ic..- Vn 1,o q in his trousers pocket money taken in his store, and the entire amount was stolen Daniel Cavanaugh, motorman boarding with the Wackels, lost S10 and Mrs. Wackers purse, containing S25O, was also taken MT Wackel intended to have used the money in paying his taxes yesterday. The affair was inves- tigated yesterday by Detective Denne- hy.
 Several of the local oyster planters began shelling the oyster beds yester- day. F. Mansfield Ss Sons have planted two loads of shells, and I. E. Brown has made beginning. Down the harbor are three big barges loaded with about thirty thousand bushels of shells, and three schooners have loads. The shells are from the south.
 R. c. Davis and family and F. H. Barnes and family are at the fleming way cottage, Morris Cove.
 George H. Wade son of MT. and Mrs. r. s. Wade, returned to Boston yester- day.
 A few days ago on a business trip to Sag Harbor E. S. Wade took in pay ment for goods BIO bill of the issue of 1862. This issue, containing a picture of Lincoln, is rarely seen these days. Mir Wade used the money yesterday in buying revenue stamps to be used in the cigar business.