The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-15
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
SERVICES IN THE DIFFER EN1
CHURCHES MORROW.
Island Fair Hnycners Returning
from yncations-VEe Well X nosvn Schoon-
err In Port-Big Loggerhend Turtle
Seen.

About twenty-five members of the
Ladies Aid society of the Grand ave-
! nue. Baptist church and friends went TO
Summer Island, Branford. on Thursday
to pay their annual visit to Mrs. George
/ Loveland at her cottage. The ladies'
! carried lunch and MRS. Loveland furn-
/ ished clam chowder and the hungry
party sat down to a fine dinner served
! in. the cottage, at about noon. Mrs
| David Hanselpacker helped Mrs Love
land in entertaining and making the
affair a success The afternoon was
passed In boating, games, ETC., and the
| day was greatly enjoyed by all, Those
present were Mrs, Fred Willis, Mrs. D.
Milo Stevens, Mrs. Henry Keoch, Mrs.
1 John Male, Mrs j. Fl. Bison, Mrs.
George Robinson Mrs. Eta Burroughs,
Mrs L. Avery, Mrs. A. Rowley, Mrs,
Henry Kay, Mrs. Dodd, Mrs. Williams,
Mrs Simsbuty, Miss Grace Huntley,
Miss Lizzie Bird, Mrs. L. w. Converse.
Mrs John Hill Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Santry, Miss Emma Bloomquist, Moses
Jones Mark Hare, p. Milo Stevens, and
Adebert R0wley The affair was ar
ranged by Miss Evalna A. Jacobs.
The evening services will be resumed
at the Grand avenue congregational
church next Sunday. Rev. DR.. Mitchell
has had In preparation during the sum-
mer a number Of discourses on THE
Chinese Question and It's Relations to
Christianity" and will begin their de-
livery a: once.
The schooner Nathan l.. Dixon is
l. tt,4 4
many trips to Fair Haven. IT is a
small two master In the gale this
week the schooner was sailing in Mar
ragansett bay and it was necessary to
put three reefs in the mainsail and two
in the foresail, and with the reduced
canvas the vessel had all the sail she
could stagger under.
The Montowese Brick company has
the contract to furnish 1000, 900 brick
for the new Yale buildings.
AT Grace church Sunday morning
Rev DR. Sanford will deliver an an
niversary address.
G. X. Newton clerk in the Booth
market, who made a century run on
his wheel last Sunday, will try next
Sunday to make an even longer run.
He will wheel to Springfield, and start
on the return trip. Some of his friends |
say he cannot make the run, which is
over 125 miles, but he says he can He |
has speeded up his wheel and proposes !
to make a rapid pace
Large quantities of fruit is being
brought into market since the heavy
blow, In some cases the trees were
stripped of fruit by the
heavy gale.
Officer Sullivan has been over here
this week looking for truants from the
schools. He found two lads and re-
turned them to the schools.
The trutla which was seen swimming
IA the lluinnlplac river near the Grand
avenue bridge this week is said by
some to have been what IS known as a
Gggerhead turtle. There was one of
these turtles weighing seventy-lye
pounds brought into New London this
week, having been caught In a pond at
Mantle. Fishermen about Black Is
and report these turtles in large num-
oers as having been seen in those wa
.ers this sea son. 1t is very seldom that
such turtle is seen in the Quinnipiac
liver.
John w, Perrie of 274 Lloyd street
sails on the steamer Etruria TODAY on
trip 70 England and Scotland the
ormer home of his parents. He ex
lects to remain abroad about three
months.