The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-28
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM BOTH
SIDES or THE RIVER.
Fort Hal. Lodge, N. E. o. r., to Visit
Cosey Beaeh - Many People Return
from Northumberland of George ii.


Cosey Beaoh - Many People Return
from y.cations-Fumcrai of George II.
McDamieis
Fort Hale lodge No. 225, N. E. o, P.
have secured the exclusive use of
IIoyrN pavilion, Cosey Beach, for
Thursday evening next. A large crowd
o? members and friends Is expected. No
special cars have been provided, but
members will go at any hour conven-
lent.
George Tufts. formerly clerk for S.
T.. Salisbury, was visiting among his
old friends here yesterday. MI. Tufts
IS now Junior member Of the firm of
James Duggan & Co. Of Hartford.
Miss Katherine Vandervelden and
Miss Julia 7. Mclaughlin, teachers In
Woodward school. and Miss Agnes
Hushion of the Ferry street school;
also Mrs Elcock, wife Of Dr. Elcock of
Branford, have returned from Fran
coma. n. H.. where they have been
spending the month Of August.
Herbert Hubbard is now en- route
home. During the past two weeks he
has made several stops, including Brat
tleboro, VT. Hinsdale, N, H., and Hay
denville, Mass. He expects to reach
home about Saturday.
Mrs Lizzie Hatfield of Middletown,
Penn, is visiting her son, George Hat
field of TIA Poplar street.
Almond and Harold Kellogg, Elijah
Ball, Roy Farnanl and Dwight Bray,
who have been camping out on Hem
ingway's mountain, have broken camp
and returned to their homes.
Miss Anna Callahan of Ill Chapel
street has returned from vacation
spent in New York city.
The Heptasophs will be in evidence
at Mansflelds grove to-day. Many
members of Quinaipiac conclave have
| signified their intention Of going.
Mrs Edward Doherty of Saybrook is
visiting Mrs. T. F. Callahan of Chapel
street.
The funeral Of George III. McDaniels
will take. place from his late residence,
35 Perkins street. this afternoon at 2
o'clock. Rev. r. T. McNichon will Of
flciate and the in-erment will be at
East Haven.
L. H. Whitehead, who has charge of
the boarding house at the Methodist
Camp Bethel Tylervile, was in town
yesterday. Sunday was temperance
day there and Mr.. Whitehead reports
that the number Of visitors was so
large that the camp was cleaned of
eatables and drinlSables also.
The ice men had hard time of it
yesterday. Sunday night at II o'clock
in response to telephone messages a
team of the HYGIENE Ice company
started for Cosey Beach. They were
obliged to keep on the go all day yes
etrday. The extreme hot weather mets
the ice fastar than the ice man can
make the rounds.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Grand
avenue Baptist church will spend the
day tomorrow with Mrs. W. A. Beebe
at her cottage, Hotchkiss grove. They
will leave the church at $50 a. m.
Mr. and Mrs George Holien of Hous-
ton street are visiting relatives in New
York.
The Misses Griswold of Clinton ave-
nue. have returned from Lake Waure-
maug.
Michael Hennessey and wife of 321
Blatchley avenue are spending several
weeks with relatives in Portland, Me- |
Mr.. Hennessey claims to have caught a
bushel basket of fish, but his friends |
claim that one small shark was the on |
ly catch and as that filled the basket. |
his story must be true.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur d. Barnes of |
are visiting his father, |
Herbert Barnes of North Quinnipiac |
avenue.
of Fair Haven ladies', will
spend to-day at Short Beach.