The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-18
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS


East Rock Lodges watermelon Gut
Rev. MIR. Jackson to Preach Mt Grace
Church, Sunday The Sunhen Steamer
Emily Mansfield Partially Raised.
The funeral of Sadie daughter of MI
and Mrs. Thomas Smith of 80 Russell
street. Anex, will be held from the NOR
tuary chapel this afternoon, Rev X.
r. McNicholl officiating \ MI. Smlth
was finally located at Great harrington
yesterday afternoon and hasteneu
home.
James GARNER of Quinnipiac avenue
is visiting friends in NorWalk.
Mrs Albert Scranton of Guilford is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Blakeslee of Exchange street.
Miss Mamie Cooley, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Alvin Arnes for the past
fortnight, has returned to her home in
Westfeld.
Mrs. Charles Meigs of Wolcott street
and Mrs. Hurlburt and daughter OIL
Exchange street are stopping at the
Hanselpacker cottage, Summer Island
Indian Neck
D. Gertrude Duel of Maltby Place is
spending her vacation in Lisbon, N. II.
Rev e. w. Stone, pastor OF the Granu
avenue Baptist church, is now conVal-
escent and his speedy recovery is looked
for
East Rock lodge, A. o. U. W., gave
a watermelon cut at their rooms on
Grand avenue Thursday evening. There
was a large attendance for so hot an
evening.
Miss Florence Butterfield and her
brother Fred are visiting their grand
parents in Stratford.
Rev. Mr.. Jackson will preach at the
Grace Episcopal church tomorrow
morning. There is no evening service
at this church during August.
Miss Jessie e. Ford of 60 Atwater
street is spending two weeks with
friends in North Branford.
At the East Pearl street M. E. church
Sunday morning Rev. r. T. McNicholl
will preach on the subject Fatal Self
Deception" In the evening there will
be a praise service and the large chorus
choir will be assisted by Mrs. Horton,
the soprano soloist.
Rev. Mr.. Mexican of Branford will
preach at the Grand avenue Baptist
church tomorrow. In the evening
there will be a midsummer praise SER
vice from to s. A special quartette
consisting of Miss Bertha Raymond, So
prano Miss Edith Augur. alto; N. e.
Smith, tenor; and J. c. Schnautz, bass,
will sing.
Edward Caldwell of Westfeld, Mass,
who has been visiting Alvin Ames of
17S Quinnipiac avenue, has returned
home.
Miss Eta Ford of Atwater,str is
spending weeks vacation in st.
Johnsburgh, VT
Mrs. Henry Gesler of 210 Front
street is quite i'll.
Yesterday afternoon the steamer Cleo
was securely fastened to the sunken
steamer Emily Mansfield we'll aft on
the starboard side and large barge
was put in a similar position on the
port side. This was at low water and
when the tide rose the stern of the
Emily was lifted clear of the bottom.
AT high tide the tug Rambler came up
the river and pulled the Mansfield into
shoaler water, but was prevented by a
bar from putting her where the owners
desired. However it is hoped that
when the tide GIBBS again it will leave
her out enough so that the work of
can be successfully carried on.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Lemon and
son Du Bots of East Pearl street are
visiting Mr.. Lemons old home in New
York state.
Mrs. Samuel r. Bishop of Woolsey
street is visiting friends In Woodmont.