The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-22
FAIR HAVEN HAPPENINGS
Al NUMBER HIVE GONE TO ATTEND
THE CAMP MEETING.
treasure Trip ON steam Yacht--A
missing Jersey Cow and Her Calf
FruitIess Efforts-PeraonaI Jottings

~N&StJ WV anu h1GE Will
FruitIess ERorts-PersonaI Jottings
AT the Grand avenue Congregational
church, the pastor, DR.. Mitchell, will
preach tomorrow morning continuing
the study of Johns gospel. The subject
VIII be THE Writing on the Ground
AT 1880 p. m. there will be an eventide
congregational service for which pro-
grammes will be issued. The subject
Will be THE Homeland" and the con-
sregational singing will be led by r. E.
Mccain, with the cornet
several Fair Haven people went to
the Plainville camp ground yesterday to
remain several days. The camp meet
ing opens on Monday Among the Fair
Haven people who are at the camp
ground are E. r. Slater and family,
George Stevenson and family, Charles
Sharer and family, Warren Crawford,
Mrs. Harvey Robinson and Miss Lillian
Gladwin.
The society of the East Pearl street
M. e. church own a large cottage on
the grounds where many members of
the church stay while attending the
meeting. There are also several cot
tages owned by Fair Haven people.
r. B. Farren leaves to-day for Canaan
where his family is sojourning. He will
remain until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hawkins of East
Haven have sold their cottage at Cosy
Beach.
Miss Myra RUSSELL daughter of Mer-
rick Russell, who has been visiting in
East Haven, has returned to her home
in Clinton, Ia. She has been east two
months and has enjoyed her stay very
much.
party of twenty-four young peo-
pie will go out for a sail Sunday on
the steam yacht Normandie. They will
land at Saybrook for dinner.
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock the
Church Army under Colonel ]. A. STAINS
field will hold services in the East Ha-
ven Episcopal church. Bishop Brew
ster has given authority for the OPEN
ing of the church at this time for hold
ing these srvices.
George c. Bradley said yesterday
that he had heard nothing more from
his missing cow The animal, a fine
Jersey, with her calf, has been running
wild in the woods near Mr. Bradley's
farm three weeks. She has been seen
several times, but all attempts to catch
her have been fruitless Mr.. Bradley
offers reward of IS for her capture
and one day this week eighteen men
were out but while they saw the COW
they failed to catch her Mr. Bradley
says he believes it will be necessary to
run down the animal with a bull dog.
DEL, F1,
of 266 Atwater street, who was injured
at the box shop of Munson & Co, is
getting along very well at Grace hos
pital. One of his hands was badly torn
and it was necessary to amputate three
fingers.
Miss Lillian Wilson of Lombard
street is visiting in Meriden.
Schooner Jennie E. RICHTER Captain
Frederick Crossley, has sailed for Nor
folk
The Montowese Brick company has
given notice of an increase of capital |
stock from $4,000 to $4,000 In 500 |
shares. This company was formed re-
Gently and mostly by Fair Haven in
vestors.
The only boat building in Fair Ha-
ven is a scow for Waterhouse, the pile
driver contractor. 1t is being built on
what was formerly the property of the
Old Colony Distilling company. The
boat is planked and is being calked.
WE'RE FORMERLY OF THIS CITY.
Mrs Barker of South Norwalk, who
has obtained divorce from her hus-
band, Oliver E. Barker, late of South
Norwalk, and formely Of this city. was
formerly Miss Hoyt of this city, her
parents residing in Fair Haven. Her
father was one of the Hoyt Brothers,
who were prominent oyster dealers
years ago on South Quinnipiac street
and who tine years ago removed to
South Norwalk. where they established
themselves in the same business. Mr..
and Mrs Barker were married in 1892
at the Episcopal church at South Nor
walk 1t was a very fashionable we'd
ding Mr.. Barker was in the real es-
tate business in South NOrwalk for
years after his marriage. Some time
ago he went to Chattanooga, Tenn.
where his brother, Nelson E., is presi-
]ent of the Chattanooga Savings
bank. The couple have one child, a