The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-27
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
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| Miss Fife Tyler of Quinntpinc Avenue l Seriously Ipjured-Am At Home Rs
 ception-Mr. and Mrt. y. II. Frosts
 Twentieth Anniversary Celebrated. Miss Ellie Tyler of Quinnipiac avenue,
 with a lady friend from Boston, drove dcwn to the Booth market on Grand
 avenue yesterday morning to make
 some purchases. Miss Tyler went into
 the market, leaving the lady sitt.ng in
 the buggy. Suddenly horse drivan by
 MT. Stone of North Madison became
 frightened by a watering cart ran and
 dashed the wagon against the Tyler
 buggy the latter being overturned The
 lady was thrown into the street and
 seriously injured. She was picked up.
 but was unable to stand on her feet ard
 was lifted into the wagon ln1 dr!Ven
 back to Miss Tylers home. pr. E. K.
 Roberts was called. He found DO brok-
 en bones, but there is severe injury to
 the muscles of the limbs and possibly
 some spinal injury. The extent of the 1 injuries could not be determined last
 evening. The injured lady was former | ly Miss Ellen Foote of Northford and is married to a Boston lawyer. She is | here on visit to Miss Tyler.
 The second "at home" reception of MT. and Mrs. William P. Bostwick of 269 Quinnipiac avenue was held on Wednes-
 day evening and was attended by about forty of the friends of the couple.
 Rev. R. T. McNicholl is attending the Ecumenical council in New York this week.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Grand avenue Baptist church gave supper on Wednesday evening. In the after noon the ladies assembled for work, and while they were busy quilting Mrs. s. J. Latta, the secretary read an interesting story by Harriet Beecher Stowe.
 The schooner Helen P. is due from Virginia with 4,O0O bushels of oysters for F. Mansfield & Sons and 1000 bush- els for c. D. Parmelee. The cargo will be planted on the beach
 Frank J. Mansfield is able to be out after an illness of about week with the grip.
 A pleasant trolley ride and dance at the East Haven town hall was held on Wednesday evening. About fifty cou- ples went over from this city, including many from Fair Haven. The commit- tee consisted of w. F. Hubbard, George C. Bradley, Ami Ludington and John Hotchkiss.
 F. J. Mansfield of Quinnipiac avenue has received the appointment of notary public.
 Information has been received of the loss of the schooner Cordelia R. Price off Cobb's Island, Virginia, the vessel sink ing in deep water. The crew Was saved. The vessel was loaded with oysters from James River and was bound to Egg Harbor, N J.
 Rev. P. M. Kennedy of St. Francis church has returned from Norwich, where he was formerly a pastor.
 Engleberth Roth has purchased of Conrad J. Rabanus a lot thirty-five feet front on Dover street.
 Engelberth Roth has sold to c. J. Rabanus a lot fifty feet front on Cedar Hill avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Julius H. Frost of 1b99 Chapel street celebrated the twentieth anniversary of their marriage Weakness day evening. The time was pleasantly passed in dancing and whist playing. A bountiful repast was served during the evening. Conspicuous upon the ta- ble was a very handsome cake bearing the dates "1SSO-19OO'' MT. and Mrs. Frost were the recipients of many hand some gifts, among them being pud- ding set from Nelson L.-yHotchkiss; delft pudding set from Merwin post, w. R. C.; puff box from Mrs w. H. Lewis; tea set, MT. and Mrs. E. G. Frederick; salad set from the "All Around Whist Club" salad set, Miss Schlein and Her. man Miller; cake plate, J. R. Wood | stock; soup tureen and platter, Eulie l O'Dell; mandolin, MT. and Mrs. Edwin | Hine; Bohemian vase, set of napkins, | large pictures, MT. and Mrs. J. B. Lorge. | Among the guests were noted MT. and | Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. Frank Purcell, Mrs. l C. Redfeld, MT. and Mrs, Miller, Her | man Miller, Mss Annie Sohlein, Mrs. | Ender, Mir and Mrs. Lorge, MT. and | Mrs. Musezhagen, MT. and Mrs. Fred l erick, MT. and Mrs. J. A. Woodstock, | Mrs. Grace Williams. Harold Norton, w. Cunningham, Mrs. Adelia Nichols, | Miss Edith Babson, E. G. Eaton, Mrs 'Itta Maltby. Mrs. Grace Pratt, Mrs. J.. A. McLane, Mrs. c. E. Billings Robert | A. Pratt, Miss Mabel I. Moore, MT. and | Mrs. Henry Rheinwald, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Bartholomew, MT. and Mrs. Ever att Babson, Robert Redfleld, Miss Maud Miller, Mrs. Benjamin, MT. Weldon, Le- roy Spcrry, MT. and Mrs. Edwin Red- | field, MT. and Mrs. Lewis, Nelson MT. and Mrs. B. J. Reynolds, Mrs Steinmetz.