The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-01
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM BOTH SIDES OF THE RIVER.
Calumet Clubs Wind-Up-St. James Parish Aid dsOciety-Heptasoph Short Beach Cottages Church La
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Notes of Interest.

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 MT. and Mrs. F. w. J. Sizer of Fair | Haven Heights will cave for New York this week, and on June 7th Mrs. Sizer sails on White Star liner for Liver pool She will pass the summer on the continent, and will visit many of the principal cities of Europe, including Berlin, Dresden, Vienna, Venice, Milan, Rome Naples, Florence and Geneva; re- turning by way of the Italian Lakes and the tuhn;l of St. Gothard through Switz- erland to Paris. After stay in Lon | don and Edinburgh, she expects to take a Cunard steamer for home. The members of the Calumet club, which is going out of existence, com pleted the sale of the furnishings iu the club rooms at the corner of Grand ave- hue and East Pearl street, yesterday The furnishings cost about $500 and have been disposed of to the members and others who desired to purchase. The plain chairs were sold to the city, to be used in the dining room at Springside home. The club owes no debts only to members and the sale of the property will be nearly sufficient to reimburse the members who have advanced money for the club.
 The Parish Aid society of the St. James P. E. church will give a supper and entertainment in the church parlors this evening. A supper will be furnish ed by the ladies, to include a clam chowder, one of those fine affairs that Mrs. Margaret Bradley prepares so well. After the supper there will be an en- tertainment to include phonograph se- lections by William Hadley Price of the supper and entertainment only fif- teen cents.
 Roswell B. Farren Frank P. Tyler and Elmer F. Wade will attend the meeting of the supreme conclave of Heptasophs, which will be held in Buff falo, N r.. beginning June 2O
 At the Montowese Baptist church, Mrs. Julia Chpman of Clinton avenue is to be the organist for the present. Mrs. Theophilus Eaton, who has been the organist, is to assist the choir, sing- ing alto.
 At the trot held at the Branford DtiNIiS pdIh, Oll MeIflOTldl udy, D. D. Bradley's Blue Light won the third prize in the 2;30 class and Edward Tut ties horse was third in the 2;50 class. George Dayton's horse was second in the 2;30 class.
 H. w. Crawford has let his two cot tages at Short Beach to Mrs. Congdon | of Springfield for the season. MT. Crawford has provided a water supply l for the cottages from a deep we'll own 1 ed by Jesse Welch; the water is pumped by a windmill.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Grand avenue Baptist church will give an en- in the chapel this evening. There will be an exhibition of a grand concert photograph with it's wonderful of famous bands, orches- tras, quartettes and solo singers It's are as loud as fine piece with a full rich tone, without he metallic sound of the ordinary phon- 1graph The admission is fifteen cents. Ice cream will be on sale at the close ,f the entertainment.
 The reception to Deputy Howard of East Rock lodge A. o. U. w., will be leld at the lodge room this evening. A arge attendance of membess is desired, IS it will be a very interesting occasion