The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-29
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
MRS. JOHN S. SANFORD ENTER
TAINS 4 CHORUS CHOIR.

Pearl steeet NJ. e. Church Singers Have
Splendid Time-Grannlss Family
Reunion MISUNDERSTANDING Party t,
Bill Hill, Lyme.
Mrs John S. Sanford, I'd, entertained
the members of the chorus choir Of the
| East Pearl street M. E. church at her
| home on East Pearl street Monday eve
| ming. This volunteer choir under the
| direction of Mrs. Sanford, furnished
J the music at this church during the
present month, and to show apprecia-
| ton for the faithfulness with which the
| members performed their work the re-
ception was planned. During the even
ing the time was enjoyably spent i'll
| games of a musical character, each one
| taking some part. There was instru-
mental music by Miss Belle Slater,
mandolin solo by Clifford Lyons; har-
monica solo by Theodore Nelson, &C.
| companied by George Stevenson. Quo
| tations referring to music was given
| There was singing by the chorus, after
| which refreshments were served. A
vote of thanks was rendered Mrs. San
ford for her efficient services in leading
the choir and also TO MIR. and Mrs. San
ford for their evenings entertainment.
The services of this choir and the work
of the leaders has been much appre-
ciated by the congregation and pastor.
Among those present We're f. Ru-
dolph Slater and family Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry j. Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Butterfield, Frank M. Crawford and
fz
Misses Cooper, E. Langdon Mansfield
Nellie E. Stevenson, Lillian e. Avery,
and Montgomery Allen, c. L. Zach
tnopd. Theodore Nelson, Charles Hamil-
ton, II. Jonathan Sanger. w. Edward
Sanford, G. HARRISON Stevenson, and c.
DeVere Hugenduble.
A party of gentlemen, mostly Of Fair
Haven, leave next Monday for Bill Hill,
Lyme for a weeks outing and fishing.
The same party went there last year,
and had a very enjoyable time. They
have hired a cottage and take along
two helpers to do the cooking and
housework. The party is composed of
Alderman c. r. Conway, Dr. G. F. Sulli-
van, DR.. Moore. Thomas I. Kinney,
John Gibbons, James c. Kerrigan,
Thomas H. Flanagan of this city, and
Phil Murray of Philadelphia.
A large flag was flying on the wharf
of Daniel S. Granniss in the rear of
his home, 212 Quinnipiac avenue yes
terday, in honor of the annual reunion
of the Granniss family, which was be-
ing ceebra ted there. About fifty men,
bers of the family were present to en-
JOY the interesting occasion. OF the
original family one three survive: Dan
lei S. Granniss, rs; L. A. Granniss, and
c. B. Granniss. Dinner was served at
l o. m.
Miss Anna King of 90 Pine street has
gone to Scotland, Conn.
Miss Alice NJ Wehle, bookkeeper at !
Morans laundry, leaves next week for |
l.. l., and will visit Mrs.
Captain John Edwards for two weeks.
Miss Wehe went there last summer and
enjoyed the outing very much.
Many Fair Haven people went to
Norris Cove last evening to witness the
Inc illumination. COZ
Quinnipiac Conclave was represented
~ several of it's members at the cele-
,ration of Heptasophs day at Cosey
3each yesterday
Miss Winifred Ramsdel of Middle
own is visiting Mr., and Mrs. Smith
turner of Pine street.
fMr and Mrs. Charles Cults and ,
laughter Norma, are in Meriden.
Miss Ellenberger, who has been visit
ng relatives on the east side, leaves on |
er return to Washington, D. c., this
eek. !
Mrs. Ella Sherman and daughter of
pringfleld is visiting her brother C. e. 7
tray of Quinnipiac avenue 6
Arthur F. Hemingway has gone to 1
flock Island q
e. H. Farren has returned from !,
lock Island.
Mr and Mrs. Arthur D. Barnes and !,
nild of Philadelphia are visiting his n
arents Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Barnes. Al
Mrs. John f. Hemingway has gone to
ethlehem, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Utter are also
Bethlehem. A
Miss Louisa Thompson of Lenox
rect is home from Mortified.