The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-15
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
YORK OF ENLARGING THE ROLL ING MILL PROGRESSIN SLOWLY.

Funeral of Mrs. Emory D. D.smith-pupiIs
 of Glass of 1901, Room 19, Strong School, VIII Picnic at Mansheld's
 Grove Wednesday.
 The relatives of Mrs Clara A. Smith, wife of Emory l.. Smith, of Il Rowe street, wish to thank all who contributed to the beautiful floral offerings at her funeral. Mrs. Smith was exceedingly fond of flow CTS and it was fitting that there should have been a large number brought to her memory. Those contributing were as fol- lows: Palm and roses, from her Sunday school class; flat piece, from Rev. and Mrs. r. D. Luddington and family, of North lehem, No. 8; flat piece, Mrs M. l.. smith, Emory and Herbert Van Loan; fiat piece, Sunday school of Grand avenue Baptist church; floral heart, Degree of Honor, No. family; flat piece, Miss Annie Tucker; wreath, Royal and Exalted Degree of the Amaranth; star, Myrtle chapter o. b. s.; l Wife" Emory l.. smith; cross, officers of | Myrtle chapter 0. Y. s.; wreath of palms, Mrs Jennie Moran; lilies, Charles p. and | William H. Pollard; lilies. Mrs. w.; F. l Mr. and Mrs. B. w. Phelps and ". A; Lounsbury; crescent Mrs. Harland and son; crescent, MT. and Mrs. J: H. Eggle- ston; flat piece of equations, MT. and Mrs A. B. Butler of Merden; maltese cross, A.: A. Lounsbury, of Catskill, x. 1.; wreath or white carnations and smilax, Emory L. Smith, husband of the deceased
 A number of the pupils of the class d or I 1901, room 10, Strong school, have decided to hold pcnic, to take place at Mans fields grove, on Wednesday, July. 17. Prizes are to be offered to the winners of races, as follows: Boys running race; girls running race; boys potato race; girls potato race; | three-legged race for boys; three-egged race for girls; doughnut race. The pupils will leave Granniss corner at 10 a. m. sharp ana will leave the grove on the return at $50. If stormy Wednesday the picnic will be postponed until Thursday.
 The employees of the $. c. Burwell com pany enjoyed game of baseball on the commons Saturday afternoon. There were two hines, one explained by F. R. Barnes, the other by John Stewart and known as the Scotch contingent. The score was q tie-16 to 16.
 As before announced, the Grand avenue Baptist church will be closed during August while repairs are to be made to the interior of the church. The Grand avenue Congregational church has invited the Bap, aa meeting Friday evening the invitation was unanimously accepted. Rev. F. W. Stone, of the Baptist church, expects to preach at the unlteu SeFNlCeS, lWlcc Ill August. he singing will be by the Sunday school guar, tette of the Congregational church, as the choirs of the churches are given vacation in August
 The enlargement of the rolling mill at the foot of Wolcott street is progressing slow ly, as there has been delay in preparing the foundations. It has been found necessary to excavate fifteen feet below the surface or the ground to secure permanent founda tions for the masonry to support walls and the heavy rolls, and the men can work only at low water as there Is flow in from Mil river consequently it is only possible tc work three or four hours a day. The plans for the Improvements are for another build ing the same size as what is known as the New mill" It will be 80 by no feet in
 size and will be built at the side Of the new mill It will be of modern construc tlon and on plan up to-date with the bes, bas, mills of it's size. It will be equipped witt the most modern rolls and other machin cry. The new mill will give employment tc about fifty additional men. It will probably be ready for business in october. At the rolling mill now ther is just fair demand for manufactured iron. They are not pilinf up manufactured iron, but the demand i' just about equal to the amount made. Ther' | is no boom in the business. It is hoped tha in the fall there will be better demand so that the mill will be able to run all de | nartmontS including the mill that is being