The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-30
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
CHRIST CHURCH BEING MOVED
B1CK FIFTEEN FEET,

Edi:toe to he Improved in Many Ways =
Janitor Gallagher Appointed In
structor--TrayeIs of Mrs. p. A. Tuttle.
A big moving job Is in progress in
East Haven In the moving of Christ
church back fifteen feet from the front
of the lot. This removal is in connec-
ton with the other improvements to be
made to the edit1ce. A piece OF land
was purchased of Albert Forbes and
Mrs. George Kirkham, on the rear, and
they gave three feet additional with
the understanding that the building
should be moved that much further
over the twelve feet proposed. The
building is we'll started on its journey
to the rear and the work is in charge
of Chidsey Brothers, the contractors,
who are to make the other improve
ments. The removal will add much to
the appearance of the church and the
lot while it was necessitated by the
growth of a row of elm trees on the
front, which were injuring the roof.
The appointment of Janitor r. Fl.
Gallagher of the Strong school as teach
er Of maual training in the afternoon
at the school was made on Tuesday by
the board of education. His salary will
be $3.50 per annum and he can carry on
this instruction in addition to his ser
vices as ianitor Mr. Gallagher assist
ed in the manual training work last
year and also made numerous picture,
frames and other wood material for the
school. He took q course in manual
training at Columbia college this sum-
mer.
~ D. Forbes, ir., Of Ellsworth ave-
nue., son of N. D. Forbes of Fair Haven,
sails next Wednesday from New York
on the Ward line steamer Ithica for
Mexico and will join his brother, Ed
win L. Forbes, at Guanajato, where he
is interested in silver mining. Mr.
Forbes, ST. may join his sons later.
Mrs. Henry I. Barnes has gone to
Hartford to visit her sister, Mrs Wal
ter Lewis, and will remain two weeks.
Her daughter Florence has been visit
ing there nearly two months.
DR.. P. S. Robinson and family are in
the White Mountains.
Mrs. f. X. Roberts has returned from
the mountains. DR.. Roberts will re-
main a few days longer and his son
Clifford has gone uo to join him.
Mrs Charles O. Francis and daugh-
ter are at Sunset View
Miss Elsie Watrous of Clinton ave-
nue. is visiting Mrs. George Loveland
at her cottage at Summer Island.
Mrs P. A. Tuttle Of the east side
who recently returned from Southern
California, has been away nearly two
years. On the return she visited in
Akron, the scene of the recent riot. |
From Akron she went to Canton and
with many other people saw President |
She also,lvisited her sister
n-law, Mrs Charlotte Hemingway, in |
Chicago, and her grandson, George F. |
3idwell, jr., in Omaha. In California |
she stopped at Santa Barbara and Los
Angeles and was delighted with the |
Henry Fabrique Of the east side, who |
las been very i'll with malarial fever, is
,be to be out again.
The steam barge c. Z. Haynes has |
$500 barrels Rosendale &C.
nent; and the consort Buffalo Inquirer
1900 barrels of Portland CO.
nent, both fer the Warner Miller COM
,any. The barges have sailed and will
,ring another cargo In about eight
lays.
Charles J. Rose of North Branford,
Who is suffering with conclusion Of the
rain at the New Haven hospital, is
lowly improving. He was run over on
East Grand avenue on Tuesday.