The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-12
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
RETURN OF DIR. SANFORD md
FAMILY FROM MADIsON.
The Doctor Met With IA Severe Bicycle
Accident--Shocp Bake at the Forbes
House Meeting of Columbia Castle
TINS Evening for Importnnt Huaincss.

Acciaent-Shocp Sake nt the Forbes
House Meeting of Columbia Castle
This Evening for Important Business.
Rev. DR.. Sanford and family will re-
turn from their cottage at Madison on
Thursday. There has been illness in
the family during the summer, and it
has detracted much from the enjoyment
of the summer outing. Mrs. Sanford
and Mrs Clara Bailey have both been
| quite i'll. To add to the familys dis
| comforts DR.. Sanford met with a Sc
we're bicycle accident, his wheel having
collided with grocery wagon. He was
laid up several days from the effects of
the accident but has entirely recovered.
The vested choir of Grace P. e. church
will meet on Thursday evening to re-
hearee for the opera they are to give
during the fall.
George NJ. Baldwin and family have
returned from Cosey Beach after a
pleasant sojourn in a cottage for two
months.
Gillern & Quinn will give sheep
bake at the Forbes house on Thursday
of next week.
There were several picnics and a bar
becue held at South End Sunday and
there was great crowd of people in at
tendance
John Smith, of the South End hotel,
x.rI,n hot. aI- ttI-
typhoid fever, is able to sit UP little.
Leroy and Stewart Hemingway leave
to-day for Lakevile. where they will
attend the Hotchkiss school.
Charles Higgins of Exchange street,
who has been very i'll, is improving.
George Rowe, clerk of the department
of charities, has returned from a trip
of several days in Baltimore.
William II. RUSSELL, clerk in the drug
store of S. Lloyd Salisbury, is away on
a vacation trip.
Miss Hattie Jefferson, who has been
very i'll with appendicitis is suffering
for a relapse of several days. A con-
sultation of physicians was held. She
is considered little better, but is yet
very weak.
4Ii iJce 4hitiHtil lCluiiltu nun
her former home in Codillac, Mich.
Mrs, e. NJ. Seeley of Blatc hley avenue
left for Pittsfeld, Mass, yesterday up
on receiving the news of the death of |
her father, Mr. Bryant.
Miss Anna C. Rogers of Atwater street |
has returned from Long Branch.
At the last meeting of the Empire
knights of Relief, two candidates were
initiated and three applications receiv-
ed A pleasant feature of the evening |
was the presentation to Lauren A. Hum
ie ton, of a deputy supreme organizers
badge 1t was the gift of the supreme |
officers and was sent from the head
quarters of the order In Buffalo. The |
was made by Frank p. Ty-
Ter and Mr. Humiston replied in a suita
BILE speech.
Columbia Castle, X G. f., will hold
their regular meeting this evening and
it is expected that delegation from the
grand castle, which holds its meeting
in this city to-day, will be present. A
special invitation has been sent to them
The Fair Haven schools opened for the
fall term yesterday and there as large
attendance The rooms most crowded
we're 4, 0, and IL. There is an over
flow of pupils in the rooms of the fifth
grade, and 1t may be necessary TO open
an additional ROOM
A meeting of the vestry of Grace p.
g. church was held last evening.
The DeMatty family and several rel
itives went out for sail on the little
steamer Ella Sunday. The boat went
o the Thimble Islands and a landing
vas made at Money Island where dim
Ter was served. There were eighteen
n the party and all had a very enjoy
lble time.