The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-31
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
BAPTIST WOMEN VISIT HOTC HKISS
 GROTE.
Entertained by MT. and Mrs. N. A. Beene
 Paving Work on Grand Avenue Outtne of Eastern Star Order at Savfn Rock.


 Outing of Eastern Star Order at savin
 Rock.
 The annual visit of ladies and friends from the Grand avenue Baptist church to MT. and Mrs. N. A. Beebe. at thelr summer cottage at Hotchklss grove occurred on Thursday The party con- sisting of about forty, went down in a barge and private teams The ladies carried refreshments and Mrs. Beebe made clam chowder for the dinner. The table was set in the grove, where the hungry party paid ample justice to the repast. During the day, bathing, boat ing and the visiting with friends at the other cottages filled the hours very pleasantly. The party returned at 1;30 D. m. after a delightful days outing. In September 9 visit to Mrs. George Ioyeland's cottage at Summer Island is contemplated. Some of those pres ent at the outing were: Mrs. John Male, Mrs Henry Toronto, Mrs c. c. French, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. George Hatfield, Mrs. Boyson, Mrs. Joseph Sturges, Mrs. c. D. Man. waring, Mrs. E. c. Burroughs Mrs. D. Milo Stevens, MT. and Mrs. Fred Will Hams, MT. and Ms. Fred Willis, MT. and Mrs T. G. Hinckley, Miss Emma Blomouist, Miss Grace Huntley, Miss Evalina A. Jacobs, MT. and Mrs. H. V. Santry Mrs. Mary Santry Mrs. George
 
 of the outing was largely due to Miss Evalina Jacobs, who had charge of the arrangements.
 MT. and Ms. Louis Hartman and MT. and Mrs. Frank Burnhan of Graf ton street, and their guest, Mrs. Holi- day of Philadelphia, have returned from Morris Cove.
 Mrs Marie Augur of Grand avenue has returied from a vacation passed at Saratoga and Ocean Grove
 Mrs A. T. Maynard and daughter Leah of Grand avenue are at Asbury Park, N. J.
 The monthly meeting of the warden and burgess of Fair Haven East will be postponed for Monday evening, on account of Labor day. The meeting VIII De Relu OH w euIleSudN eNclliliS'
 The paving of Grand avenue is pro- gressing, the brick having been laid on the south side of the street from Mill river 10 and across Haven street. A large garg of men are employed and the work is going forward satisfactor- ily.' Supplies of brick and sand are stored along the route. There is a sup ply of several hundred loads of sand on the open lot near Haven street, where thousands of cobble stones taken from the street are piled A pile of sand is also being stored on the lot at the cor ner of Fillmore street, Scores of spec tators are constantly in waiting on the scene watching the work.
 Mrs. L. A. Russell ot POI Quinnipiac avenue Is entertaining her sister, M. Zellar Purlnton of Waterville, Me.
 Captain Ami Ludington took out a party of his friends on the steamer Luzerne Ludington yesterday after noon. The boat steamed down the har Dor. affording a fine sail for the party. Lunch was served on board and the sail was greatly enjoyed Howard Henderson, clerk at Cannon's drug store, is away on a two weeks vacation. Peter Schanhorst of Quinnipiac ave nue is expected back from Germany about September 10 He has visited at his old home for the first time in many years. Letter Carrier Maurice Cain returns from his vacation to-day. A portion | of the time he has been in North Will l ton. Letter Carrier r. R. Coogan leaves on I his vacation to-day. He will attend the letter carriers convention in Detroit, | Mich, and visit relatives in that city.
 A delegation from Myrtle chapter will | attend the outing of the Eastern Star | at Savin Rock to-day. The programme will include a banquet at the Hotel Sea View. It is expected there will be about 250 at the gathering.
 Charles F, Peck of Lighthouse Point | has a round bottomed rowboat in his possession awaiting an owner He | found the boat ashore on the break water on Wednesday. The boat was minus oars or furnishings.