The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-17
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM BOTH
 SIDES OF THE RIYER.


 Lighthouse Point-Return of the
 MapIewood CIuD-TrolIey Party of
 Kings Daughters, Second CongreS"-
 tiomaI ohurch-I. O. o. F.'s Picnic at
 Mnnsfield's Grove.
 Rev. MT. Chapman of St. James church took the boys 'qf the Sunday school for an outing at Lighthouse Point yesterday afternoon.
 The following members of the Maple wood club have just returned from two weeks outing at Short Beach un- der the chaperonage of Mrs Connolly: The Misses Hushion, the Misses Camp bell, Nellie McGowan, Lizzie Gleason, Mamie O'Dea, Elizabeth Doyle and Nettie Blondin.
 A. H. Forbes, the Chapel street tin ner, has removed to East Haven, where he has just had new house built.
 Some bluefish have been caught from the abutments of the Grand avenue bridge, but they are very small yet and not very abundant. Two weeks time should see some good-sized snappers up the river.
 Mrs. D. c. M. Hall, wife of Dr. Hall, with her children and sister. Miss Car rie Rice, Is visiting relatives in Collins vile.
 Mrs. Marcus Butterfield, teacher in the East Pearl street M. E. Sunday school, took her scholars for an outing at Lighthouse Point yesterday after noon. Those who went were: Lena and Cora Lang, Cora and Josie Bush | man, Mabel Bacon, Edith and Evelyn Greeley, Kittie Judd, Helen Peterson and Fred Butterfield. Herbert Small of Front street is sick with typhoid malaria. | The Misses Nellie and Melville 1 Meickle of Lenox street have returned l from a five weeks sojourn with their aunt in New Jersey. | The Kings Daughters of the Second 1 Congregational church will give troll I ley ride to Bridgeport to-day, starting at 10 o'clock.
 The joint picnic of Polar Star lodge, I. O. o. F., and Morning Star lodge, l Daughters of Rebecca, was held at Mansfield's grove yesterday. A pleas ant time was enjoyed by all. In the grove the party were entertained with l recitations by Miss Goldberg and sing | ing led by George Chipman. Besides | the regular basket lunch, steamed 1 clans, watermelon and lemonade were | served free. About 150 attended. The | good time enjoyed by all was in a large ! measure due to the efforts of the eff | cient committee composed of J. T. Rice, | chairman; E. R. M. Feeter, William i Robinson, L. M. Fogg, Henry Kay and
 J. G. Button, representing Polar Star 1 lodge, and Mrs. D. o. Chipman, Mrs.
 Charles Chipman, Mrs. E. Bishop, Mrs. Boone and Mrs. Mary Walker of Morn | ing Star lodge.
 l Mrs Martindell and son of PAS Ferry
 street are visiting in Hamilton, o. The many friends of Mrs. Sarah l Bailey of Perkins street will be pleased to know that she is slowly improving | in health.
 I Mrs. Hettie Bradley Kelley is visiting 1 her parents, Mrs. and Mrs. s. D. Brad | ley, 76 Grand avenue l MT. and Mrs. c. H. Knox of Grand avenue are making trip up the Hud- son this week.
 | Sheldon Sterling, clerk for l.. G.. | Strickland, is spending his vacation this week at Asbury Park and New York F. H. Farren, A. L. Chamberlain, Jr., and James w. Hemingway have re-
 turned from a two weeks trip to Block Island. Henry Ellenberger with | his mother and sister spent Sunday there.