The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-06-29
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
THE GIFTS FROM GLASS OF 1000 TO
STRONG SCHOoL.
Various Weddings and Wedding An
nouncements-Dr Robert Moody's
Health Better--strong Pupils Make "a
Surprise Vistt-Church supper.

1 snrDEtAe y tS1t-Ihurch supper
| Miss Mary daughter of Andrew j.
Granniss of FoXon, and Iceland Haight
We're married at the home of the bride
Wednesday evening by Rev. Charles
Paige After the marriage a reception
was held, attended by the relatives and
a few friends. The couple will reside at
FoXon.
Another wedding this week was that
of Miss Julia, daughter of Patrick Fay
of Foxon and William b., son of Col
onel and Mrs. It. f, CALLAHAN of Fair
Haven. The couple received many
handsome gifts. They will reside at the
home of the brides parents.
Announcements have been received by
friends of the couple in Fair Haven or
the marriage of Harry " santry of this
place and Miss katharine C. Diehl of
Philadelphia, which took place in that
city Tuesday evening. The reception
will be held at 6S Woolsey street Thurs
day, July s. from to 10 p, m, and will
be attended by many friends.
The vacations for the Fair Haven car
riers will begin next Monday, when
Patrick McCarten will leave for tif-
teen days vacation.
DR.. Robert Moody, who went to Pas
sadena, Cal, for his health, is improv-
ing, but will remain several months
lnoger. Heis stopping with his broth
er, C. A. Moody.
Seven couples, mostly members of the
Strong school. class of 1900, made
surprise visit Wednesday evening on e.
X. Roberts at the home of his parents,
Dr. and Mrs. Roberts of Grand avenue.
Those present included the Misses Jes-
sic Norton, Elsie Watrous, Fowler,
OBrien, Hurlburt and Nettleton, and
Messrs M. Nettleton, C. L. Roberts,
Darby, Borst and Hugenduble Ice
cream and cake was served, games
played and the evening was passed very
pleasantly.
The schooner Grace Seymour, Captain
Holmes has arrived at Providence from
Philadelphia with $50 IONS coal
e. C. Warner of Montowese has been
notified by the committee in charge of
the fruit exhibit of the United States at
the Paris exposition that the Pomologi-
cal society of Illinois received first
ward and Connecticut took second
prize. Mr. Warner was among the ex-
hibitors.
The young people of the Foxon church
gave a supper and entertainment in
Jones hall Tuesday evening. 1t was
we'll attended and quite successful
There was considerable interest man
Tested yesterday in the result of the
YaleHarvard boat race at New Lon
don. A few attended the race, but
more We're obliged to hear of the result
through the bulletins sent out. A few
bulletins were received during the af-
ternoon by telephone and the fact that
Yale won was made known to a large
number in that manner and fuller de-
tails were read in the evening papers.
There Were a few bets made, but not
as many as in former years.
Owing to the great heat yesterday
there was only one session in the
schools, which closed at noon.
This morning at Strong school will be
devoted to the making of promotions
and the securing of seats for next year.
All TIRE SCHOOLS VIII close Tor the year
at noon.
Ruel Vogt of Peck street, who frac-
tured his arm recently by falling from
a tree, is getting along favorably. He
is attended by DR. Robinson.
The gifts from the class of 1900 to
Strong schools made fine effect as at
tractvely displayed in Granniss hall
They are bust of Lincoln and an en-
craving of the national capitol, hand
somely framed. They are draped with
the large flag presented to the school at
the middle of the year,
After the meeting of Live Oak coun-
Gil, r. A, Thursday evening, there was
an entertainment and refreshments
We're served