The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-19
FAIR HAVEN HAPPENINGS
L4DIES' AID SOCIETY ORG4 NIZES
FOR TIE YEAR.
Oficers-3,OOO Barrels of Cement for

East Pearl Street M. f. Church Electa
Ofeers-3,OOO Barrels of Cement 70,
the Warner Miller Company
The Warner-Miller company have re-
ceived 5000 barrels cement per the
| barges C. L. Haines and Buffalo En-
quirer. These boats have returned and
will be accompanied back by the new
barge Hiram w. Eads, the latter to
bring $50 tons blue stone The schoon-
er Sarah M. Carpenter is discharging
125 tons sea sand for this firm
c. D. Parmelee has returned from
| Narnagansett Bay. To-day he goes to
| New York on a business trip. Mr.
Parmelee says the Narragansett Bay
oysters are very fine this season. The
oysters that are being taken up on the
| beach in this harbor are also of fine
quality.
| Dr. Ernest D. Chapman of Water
bury, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Chip
| man of this place, left Saturday for
Belvedere, Cal. On October 3 he will
| be married in that place to Miss Jane
| Greenwood.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Grand
afternoon for the annual election, at
which reports will be made and officers
elected. Supper will be served at 6
| o'clock.
Mr.. Miller of the Warner Miller COM
pany goes to Danbury to-day to super
intend contract for laying stone side
walks.
The regular literary meeting of the
Epworth league of East Pearl street
M. e. church will meet at the residence
of John S. Sanford, I'd, at 81 East Pearl
street, on Thursday evening, October
90 at 7:45 o'clock,
Superintendent c. G. Ames of the
rubber shrop and family have returned
from their cottage at Hotchkiss grove
to their Grand avenue residence.
Contractors were at work yesterday
blowing up the roadway beyond East
Pearl street for the brick paving on
Grand avenue, One of the road rollers
towed the pillow as it broke up the hard
telford pavement The road roller pull
ed the pillow as easily as If blowing
loan. The work was watched with in
terest by many persons
The funeral Of George, infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs George Thatcher of 81
Maltby street, was attended yester-
day afternoon, Rev. DR.. Mitchell off
ciatng.
The sloop Simonson has arrived from
Oakdale, l.. L., with fresh fish taken
from the traps for the s. c. Burwell
company.
The four-masted schooner William
Nicely, aground in the Delaware river,
was one of the last vessels built in Fair
Haven. 1t is believed the vessel will
float after taking off part of the cargo
of coal
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Rowe and
child of Baltimore are stopping for
two weeks at j. P. Merrow's, Clinton
avenue.
Treasurer B. II. Strickland of the
Springfield Rubber Tire company ac-
companied by his wife are on two
weeks pleasure trip through Nova SEQ
tia and the upper provinces.
Druggists s. l.. Salisbury and wife
are spending week in Vermont. He
expects to join DR.. F.. NJ C. Hall, who
with his family are enjoying hunting
and fishing trip.
Mrs Sarah Porter and Miss Ger
trude Bradley of $50 Grand avenue are |
Mrs. Carl B. Ives of 81 Wolcott street |
leaves to-day for Boston to remain a |
week.
The Ladies' Aid society of the East !
Pearl street M. f. church has organ
lied for the year with officers as fol-
lows: President. Mrs Stewart H. Nor
gan; vice president, Mrs. r. HOLIDAY;
secretary, Mrs Charles o. Francis;
treasurer, Mrs. John S. Sanford I'd;
board of managers, Mrs. Horace Buell.,
Mrs. Ed. r. Slater, Mrs. Jennie Robin
son, Mrs George r, Stevenson, Mrs.
Lyman e. Bradley, Mrs. Edgar A.
Johnson, Mrs. Ozro Talmadge, Mrs
Rebuen Coe Mrs. Burnham, Mrs. Ida
Mrs. Henry A. Stevens. Mrs.
Serene Hopkins Mrs. George Dayton,
for making tea and cot
fee. The society meets this afternoon
, nd will Snrvp Gunner in 40 auapiy,p