The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-14
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
POLAR STIR LODGE EXCURSION
WILL BE HELD TUESDAY,,

| George Il. Sturgess and Family Return
After "a Two Weeks Stay at Hotehkiss
I Grove-Fair Haven Stockholders in
the Schooner IL. II. Grant-Grannts
| Family Reunion Tomorrow.
Herbert Barnes has returned from a
| stay of several weeks at Massena
Springs, New York He enjoyed the
trip very much and is in excellent
health. Mr. Barnes has been at the
springs every summer for the last tif-
teen years
Empire knights of Relief initiated
six members and received six applica-
tons at their meeting on Friday even
ing.
The second annual excursion of Polar
Star lodge, l. o. o. F., will be held to-
morrow, the party going to Glen Island
The boat leaves Starin's dock at $50
in the morning. The tickets are rs
cents, and 40 cents for children under
twelve years.
George 1. Sturgess and family of
Blatchley avenue have returned from
stay of nearly two months at Hotchkiss'
Grove. Mr.. Sturgess has had fine luck
fishing during his stay, having taken
forty-five blackfish on one trip.
Miss Mamie Reilly of Clinton avenue
and Miss Catherine Powers of st. John
street are enjoying a stay at Wood
bridge.
Among the stockholders in the schoon-
er H. II. Grant, which recently met
with a mishap in New York harbor are
Mrs. L. c. Goodrich, w. M. King and
Mrs. Gladwin. The schooner collided
with a German steamer in the Narrows
during a squall was dismasted and two
holes were knocked in the hull. A SWe-
dish sailor on the bowsprit was drown
ed. The schooner was loaded with lum-
Der from the south. The repairs will
cost about $1,000.
Howard son of John Beach of Mon
towese, was badly injured at the yard
of the Montowese Brick company on
Saturday, having been buried in cave
in of clay bank Although badly in
jured, it is believed that he will re-
cover He is being attended by Dr.
Granniss.
Many are intending to go down to-
morrow evening to the illumination at
Cosey Beach. f. F. Thompson is the
chairman of the committee of arrange
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Howard and chill |
dren of Hartford are at East Haven, |
visiting Mr. and Mrs. l.. S. Bagley.
The thirty-third annual reunion of |
the Granniss family will be held at /
Mansfield's Grove on Tuesday, August !
%. The committee of arrangements
consists of d. H. Granniss Of Fair Ha-
ven, chairman; C. E. Grannss and l..
A. Granniss.
At the Grand avenue Congregational
church yesterday morning the pastor,
Rev Dr. Mitchell, preached on the sub
ect "Ahrahamic Fatherhood." e. J.
Todd, bass solost of st. Johns Episco-
pal church, sang a solo, 1.-THE Way of
Peace" by C. Francis Lloyd. AT p. m.
here was a union service with the C. e.
society.
Rev. Frederick Evans of Long Island
City preached at the Grand avenue
Baptist church yesterday, morning and
lvening.
Rev. H. F. Kastendieck Of the How
trd avenue NJ e. church preached in
Park chapel Morris Cove, yesterday af-
ernoon In the evening Assessor Charles
\. Baldwin gave a Christian temper
nee talk
Mrs A. E. Tenner and son Leroy of
are visiting Mrs Tenners sis
err Mrs Walter Jacobs of Saltonstall
venue
There was large travel to the vari-
us resorts at the east shore yesterday
he difference in temperature of sew
raj degrees and the fine sea breezes
we're greatly enjoyed by all the visit
rs.
Mary "A. Monahan has purchased of
William S. Beecher forty feet of land on
lombard street
Curtis c. Bushnell of the Hillhouse
Ugh school will assume the position of
of the Glastonbury academy
I September
Arthur o. Williams of South Glaston-
ury is visiting Mark Hare of Lloyd
-reet.
Patrick Collins has purchase of lsa-
hene Hillhouse thirty-five feet of land
n Saltonstall avenue.