The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-16
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
AyNUAL EXCURSION OF QUINN
PrAC HOSE C0MPANY.

To visit Pleasure Beach on f"es""y ST.
Anthony's Guild to Give lawn Party
Condition of Rev. Il. w. stone im~
proved.
Rev. e. w. Stone, pastor of the Grand
avanue Baptist church, who is i'll at
Carmel, N. Y, is slightly better Inc
fever is broken, and although very
weak his condition is much more hope
full.
The new dredger Eric made trial
trip ou. on the sound yesterday
John Ferris of Quinnipiac avenue is
entertaining his father, Andrew j, Fer
,is of Kisco. N. Y, and his sister, Jen-
ME from Ridgefeld
News was received here yesterday Oh
the death of Clifford Hemingway OF
I,enox street at Pasadena, CALL on Au-
gust H. He had been a suftefer rom
lung trouble for some years past anu
was in California for his health' iAis
sister, Miss J X. Hemingway, was WIN
him at the time Of his death, having
arrived at Pasadena just a week pre-
vious. Miss Hemingway viii start 1or
home to-day with the remains. Inc
tourney will occupy about six days.
C, &c. jones Of New Britain, formerly
of this place, is spending MS Vacauoh
with relatives here.
The Quinnipac Hose and HOOK ana
Ladder company will have their annual
excursion on Tuesday August Il. They
will go to Pleasure Beach on the steam
or Isaac f. Brown, starting from
Browns wharf, foot Of Amer street az
s o'clock. There win be music on poard
and refreshments Of soda water ana Ice
cream will be served free
The Brown is now being thoroughly
overhauled and reprinted, and TINS Will
be her first trip.
Mrs. John Wilmot of Blatchley ave-
nue. is entertaining Elizabeth and Doro-
thea Lowe of Denver Gel. The young
I ladies have recently returned from a
| trip on the continent, including the
Paris exposition. Miss Charlotte Lowe
of Liverpool, England, accompanied
! them home and is also the guest or MRS.
| Wilmot.
| An OK team was at work yesterday
ploughing up Grand avenue near the
Fair Haven and Westville Railroad
power house preparatory to the brick
ing. The work will be pushed rapidly
80 that 1t will be completed before cold
weather.
This has been fine season so far for
the growing of oysters. The conditions
seem to have been just right and the
growth for the months of April May
June and July is little short of wonder
full The growth of last years set has
been the largest in the remembrance OF
old oystermen. If the Virginia plants
keep growing at the same rate the bal
ance of the season, they will be nearly
double the Size that they were wher
planted,
John Hill, Giles Clark, Thomas Cole
man and A. III. Granniss attended the
annual reunion Of the First Connecticut
cavalry at the Governor Buckingham
place in Norwich, Members who enlist
ed from Fair Haven were James Potter
Thomas Hemstock, Joseph Hemstock
Marcus Burwell, John Hill, Thomas
Coleman, Giles Clark, Charles Dayton
A. RI. Granniss, and William strong.
This evening a lawn party will b'
given by ST. Anthony's guild, to tak'
place at the corner of Chatham anC
Poplar streets, Vt is expected that thi
will be one of the most successful enter
tainments that this guild has managed
This is a phllanthropic work and is t.
be commended, for the entire proceeds
are to be devoted to the needs Of tn,
worthy poor These who attend are as
sured of a most enjoyable evening be
sides helping this charitable work along