The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-07
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS


ut Mountain, Seaside, Etc.
At the Grand avenue Congregational
church yesterday the pastor, Rev. DR..
Mitchell, preached in the morning the
first of three sermons on the Father
where is Thy Father" A solo was
rendered by Miss Mary Griswold. In
the evening the church united in SER
vice at o'clock with the Christian En-
deavorers.
Rev. Mr.. Stone of Bridgeton, N. j.,
preached yesterday at the Grand ave-
nue. Baptist church. He was invited
by the committee to preach as cam
didate. He gave two excellent SER
mons.
Rev. William McNicholl of st, An
drew's M. E. church preached in Park
chapel, Morris Cove, yesterday after
held in the evening. Among the sing
ers We're Mrs. Horton, Miss Kraft, Miss
Curry and Mr.. and Mrs. Nettieton.
AT the East Pearl street M. e. church
yesterday divine service, with holy
communion, was held at 1880 a. m.
There was also a reception "a new mem
bers. The Epworth league and vesper
service was held at 6:15 p. m. The pas
tor Rev. r. 7. McNicholl, preached in
the evening.
The annex fire department will give
its second annual excursion to Glen Is
land tomorrow These excursions are
always very enjoyable and, with good
weather, a large number are expected
to go.
Mrs Frederick Williams of Lloyd
street is visiting relatives in Meriden.
The Fair Haven Rolling mill is closed
down for few days to give opportunity
to make repairs. -Four furnaces are
being rebuilt and a new steam pipe is
being put in. The mill will start up in
a few days with good line of orders.
Business has been very good there for
several months.
Attorney W. P. Niles and family left
Saturday for Woodbury. to remain two
weeks.
Miss Amy Gage of Boston, formerly
of Fair Haven, is visiting friends in
this city.
Mrs. S. J. Latta of Pine street, her
son Robbie, Mrs. Charles Megs of VOL
colt street and Mrs. William c. Wat
kins and two daughters of II Woolsey
street leave to-day for East Litchfield,
to remain two weeks.
Miss Ruth Latta is visiting in Spring
field and will go to Mantle with friends
later in the month.
Mrs. Frederick Siebert and two
daughters of Exchange street leave on
Wednesday for Easthampton for a two
weeks stay.
The Landfair reunion will be held on
Wednesday. Several members of this |
family reside in Fair Haven and a |
number will be present at the annual |
Mrs. r. c. Burroughs and three chill |
dren of Perkins street leaves on We'd |
nesday for Northampton, Mass, to re- |
main two weeks, on a visit with rela-
tives
The current number of the I. Q. II. |
Advocate contains the photographs of |
Roswell B. Farren of Fair Haven, SUI
preme provost, Whitney conclave No.
531 of this city, and of ]. A. Hutchn-
SUI, WI. L., lblHlCIiy VI l. GA lIhNCi,
representative to National Fraternal
a member of Yale conclave
No 244 Of this city
Mrs Smith, wife of A. j. Smith, the
tinsmith on East Chapel street, is Ill
with typhoid fever at her home in To-
toket. Her daughter Ruth, who has
been Ill with the fever is GONZALES
cling.
Mrs. Frederick Willis Of Exchange
street has returned from visit to her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Hinckley
Of Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hawkins of East
Haven have gone to Litchfield on
visit
S. r. Chidsey and family Of East Ha-
ven have returned from stay at Co
sey Beach.
On Thursday evening the engine house
If the annex fire department was brok-
IN into and the apparatus stripped Of
anterns, a gong and other property.
rhe police have been notified.