The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-09
FAIR HAVEN HAPPENINGS
JOHN KEYES MET WITH 4 SETERE E
 ACCIDENT YESTERDAY.


 HIS Team-FuneraI of Mrs. M. c.
 Daniels-An Ice Cream sa'e-Death of
 Bertha Roy Allen.
 John Reyes, milkman of the Tweltth ward, met with a serious accident early yesterday morning. He had driven out of East Pearl street ana had turned down Grand avenue, with the intention of turning into Perkins street. but the horse slipped and fell. Its head smashed against the sharp curve and it was almost instantly Kill ed. The body was afterward dragged away to l.. R. HemingWay's rendering works The animal was good pacer and he had been recently offered $l3o for it. He valued the animal at apout $200.
 John T. Dayton. the Fair Haven eX- pressman, went to Newport yesterday to attend the yacht race. His assist ant, Walter Maybury, was left ln charge of the express route.
 The funeral of Mrs Christina Me Daniels was held yesterday afternoon from her late residence, S7 Grafton street, Rev. Dr. Streeter officiating. The bearers were Captain Charles H. < Seeley, Charles Hamilton, Anson T. Moulthrop and George Houner.
 About seventy-five oe the members participated in the Sunday school pie 1lic of the Grand avenue Congregation al church. given at Mansfield's Grove Saturday. It was very successful at- fair.
 The record of the weekly ice cream sales at Grace church will be given on the lawn, Blatchley avenue and EX- change street, this evening. The grounds will be lighted with Japanese lanterns A cool place will be afforded to eat as fine ice cream as is served anywhere A general invitation is eX- tended to all to be present.
 The annual summer outing of the All Content Whist club was held at the Surf House. Savin Rock, Saturday at- ternoon. A fine dinner was served Those present were MT. and Mrs. c. D. Parmelee, MT. and Mrs. F. H. Hem irgway Miss Josephine c. Hemingway, MT, and Mrs. Charles Kelsey, MT. and Mrs. Benjamin J. Stone, Arthur F. Hemingway, Miss Kinnie Hemingway, and MT. and Mrs. A. O. Rose.
 The Columbia Castle, K. G. D., will install their officers-elect this evening,
 Miss Edith Augur, contralto, sang Sunday as a substitute in the quartet of the Grand avenue Baptist church. She will sing through the present month The quartet will have"a vaca- < tion during August.
 The condition of A. J. Smith, who is seriously i'll at the New Haven hospi- tal was not improved yesterday. He IS the timer and roofer of East Chapel street who fell from a building in East Haven last week. Up to last evening he had not regained consciousness.
 w. w. filling is building large ad- dition to his house on Lenox street.
 Captain Frank Brown. of the steam CT Isaac E. Brown, is quite i'll. He IS threatened with nervous prostration. .<[a has been i'll since the death of his father. Captain Isaac E, Brown.
 General William H. Pierpont contem- plates a vacation trip to Hinsdale, Mass, in a few days. His nephew, H. M. Pierpont and family of Springfield, will also spend their vacation there.
 Bertha Ray Allen, only daughter of Wentworth and Sabia Allen died at her home in East Haven Sunday at the age of twenty-one years. She was for nerly a member of the Sunday school of the Grand avenue Baptist church. The funeral will be held from her late home this afternoon at o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs. James F. Baldwin of Chicago are visiting MT Baldwin's mother. Mrs M. E. Baldwin of Quin- nipiac avenue. MT. Baldwin is the west ern agent of the Acme Cash Railway company. They will remain here about month This is Mrs. BaldWin's first Visit to the east
 Upson & Granniss are making good progress on their paving contracts in this city and vicinity. On Ferry street they are hardening the roadway from Lombard to Chapel streets, with the execution of the block between Grand avenue and Exchange street, which was laid last fall. The work is now progressing north of Grand avenue. At Pear Tree Hill in the Foxon district they are laying 900 feet of the new state road and are completing the hard ening of Main street, East Haven. This work is being done in substantial manner.