The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-06-15
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
LTEMS or INTEREST FROM BOTH
 SIDES OF THE RIVER.


 pleted by Engineer Sanford-Severa1
 Entertainments to be Held This Week
 Change in Officers of Columbia Cas-
 tie, K. G. E.-Persona1 Mention.
 The new maps of the oyster grounds, just completed by Engineer Sanford of the shell fish commission, will prove of value to the Fair Haven oystermen.
 A number of entertainments are to beNheld this week. At the Grand ave- nue Congregational church the Y. P. s. c. B. society will give 8 June festival tomorrow evening, commencing at 8 o'clock. There will be musical pro- gramme and the admission will be f1f- teen cents, to include strawberries, cream and cake. Miss Hattie Denison is chairman of the committee.
 The Y. P. s. c. E. of the Great ave- nue Baptist church will give an enter- tainment in the chapel this evening, for which the admission will be fifteen
 cents. The programme will be as fol- lows: Piano duet, Miss Mae Rowley and Miss Ruth Wilson; solo, Miss
 Florence Siebert; singing, Lillian Green; dialogue, "A Slight Misunder- standing" Mrs. c. c. French and Mark Hare; piano solo, Earl Johnson; recita- tion, Villa Burroughs; short lecture, Rev. MT. McKeon of Branford. Straw berries and ice cream will be served Still another entertainment for this evening Is the salad supper to be given by Hiram Camp division, s. of T., at the home of Mrs. Wackel, s2 Poplar street. The price of supper is only ten cents.
 The regular meeting of Columbia cas- tie, K. G. E., was held last evening. Noble Chief Thompson having recently resigned Frank F. Cowell has been elected to the vacancy, Herald C. D.. Hendrickson has been advanced to vice grand and Past Chief William R. Da- wis will serve as sir herald for the re-
 mainder of the term.
 John Dixon of Columbia castle has been appoitned to onfer with the gen. eral committee that is arranging for the coming Fourth of July celebration | with regard to the castle participating in the exercises.
 The annual report of the treasurer of the Ladies Aid society of the Grand | avenue Congregational church, present. ed at the annual meeting, shows re- ceipts for the year of $665.97 and expen- ditures of $650.
 Attorney Jason P. Thompson has rented a cottage at Roxbury and with his fathers family is there for the summer. MT. Thompson came down to spend the Sabbath and returned yester- day. MT. Thompson will purchase a | horse and carriage to use during the summer. The cottage is pleasantly sit uated near the line of the Shepaug rail- road and is located 1000 feet above the sea level
 | Mrs. William A. Waterbury, who is visiting her son, Dr. Fred S. Water bury of Chicago, is expected home this week. Superintendent Waterbury went | west with his wife, but was obliged to return earlier Superintendent Water bury has rented a cottage at Indian | Neck and the family will occupy if for i the summer. MT. Waterbury went | down Saturday to get things in readi-
 ness at his summer home As superin- l tendent of the New London division he will be obliged to be in the city during the day.
 | The Ladies' Aid society of the East | Pearl street M. E. church will give a
 literary entertainment this evening, at which cake and ice cream will be serv-
 ed. The admission will be ten cents. l All are invited.