The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-05
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
HIRAM CAMP DIVISIO s. OF T.
 HONORS MISS HUDSON.
Presented With Fine Regaiia-sinilar Gift for Mrs. Hudaon Enjoyable Birthday Surprise Party-Persona' Mentton-Vacatiom Items.

Miss Florence Hudson Of Granu dNe- nue was given birthday surprise par ty Wednesday evening by the mem- bers of Hiram Camp division, s. ot T. One of the features of the evening was the gift of a past officers regaha to Miss Hudson, the presentation for the lodge having been made by William H. Pollard. Miss Hudson has been faithful worker in the division and the gift was in recognition of her services. Miss Hudson responded with many thanks Mrs. Louise Hudson was al so given a past officers regalia, Frank Hayes making the presentation for the members Mrs Hudson acknowledged the gift in brief speech. A bounti- ful supper of beans, salads cake and cream was served, Miss Hudson re- ceived four large bouquets including large bunch of sweet peas from Mrs. Hattie Waters. There were games dur ing the evening, and lnstrumehtdi music and Instrumental solos by Mrs. Hattie Waters. There were also Vo- cal solos by Mrs. Phillips and vocal duets by MT. Phillips and Mrs. Waters. Those present were MT and Mrs. J. W. Phillips and son, MT. and Mrs. How ard Waters, MT and Mrs. frank Hayes, MT and Mrs. William u. Pol lard, and son, MT. and Mrs. James Young, MT and Mrs. Fred Smith, MISS Pearl Smith, Miss Jane Saunders Charles Saunders, Miss Jessie Bliperg, Miss Martha Hall, Miss Edith Steil' the Misses Sadie and Martha Farr,M Mrs. Joseph Farr Washington Cunningham MT and Mrs Hudson, Charles Preston, Herbert Hudson, and Mrs G. Lindsley.
 F. H. Hemingway has returned from a short visit to North Lyme, where his son Walter is spending his vacation,
 MT. and Mrs Henry L. Ellenberger who have just returned from trip to the Pan-American exposition Niagara and the Thousand Islands, report very fine time for the entire party. MT Ellenberger conducted party of thirty on the trip.
 Forty members of Dayton Hook and Ladder company are intending 10 at tend the State Firemen's parade to De held at Torrington next Friday Chlet Robert H. Meachen and Assistant Chlel D Burton Brown of the Annex Fire department are also to attend.
 Miss Jennie Whitney of southington Is visiting friends in Fair Haven
 Quite a number from Fair Haven are manning to attend the Adventist camp meeting at Tylerville, opposite East Haddam, which will begin Thurs day, August IS.
 Mrs. Hubert Potter of MontoWese, who has been very i'll, is now much better and her recovery is expected
 Rev. ]. E. Wildman is occupying the Phelan cottage at Cosey Beach.
 Miss Helen M Brown of 55 Shelter s+reet is spending her vacation at Long Island. Me
 Mrs. O. w. Cook of Pierpont street who has been very ill., is now able to be about again. Alderman w. $. Moyle and family of wooIsev street left Saturday for Shar- on Mass where they will remain all inc present month, MT. Moyle rode up on his bicycle.
 sanator James P. Bree and family are at Saranac lake in the AdlrohoacRs, They have hired a cottage there for the season
 Miss Bessie A. Buell. of Clinton, who has been a guest of Mrs. c. P, 4ale or Blatchley avenue, Is now visiting the Pan-Amercan exposition.
 James Heaton of MontoWese has rented both of his cottages at Cosey | Reach for the remainder of the season. | MT Heaton and family have been oc- | cunying one of the cottages.
 Charles g Butler and son Harold or Atwater street will leave to-day for the par- American exposition and will also visit the Thousand Islands.
 Frank J Mansfield and family of Ouinnipiac street have gone to Bethel for a stay of two weeks.
 1 Niss Florence Barnes of Exchange street has gone to Hartford on a visit to her aunt. Mrs. Walter Lewis, and will remain several weeks.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles w, Booth of Hartford who have been visiting their daughter MT. and Mrs. H. J. Barnes of T-xcbange street, are now stopping for a few days with their son, Deputy Sheriff William A. Booth of Wallins- ford.
 John Mclaughlin of 219 Poplar street, clerk at station A. and J. w Kelly have returned from the Pan American exnos;tion. MT. McLoughlin's vacation will continue until August s.
 The widow of the late Captain Betts- worth. her daughter and two children, and Mrs Esther Barnes all Of Baltl- more are stopping at the New Haven house for a few weeks and are paying calls on friends in Fair Haven. They formerly resided here.
 This evening the members or Hiram Camp division, s. of T., will Vlslt Shel- Ion division. No 6. The members Will eo I'D by train A very pleasant tune is assured for all who go.
 Rev. D. J. Clark of East Haven ,roa ched at the Grand avenue Congre- aational church yesterday morning. The people of the Grand avenue Sap fist church are uniting in the services at this church during the present month.
 Rev. H. Sell of Burlington, Conn preached at the Second Congregations church yesterday morning.
 The Progressive chapter ana its lady friends enjoyed a moonlight sal Thursday evening, Aug, to the Thm' Blz Islands. The boat left the dock al Mansfelds Grove at S:30 The party included the following: T. Nelson, Free Allen T. Terrell, Arthur Doane, Cll11 Lines, Walter Sanford, George Roberts Harry Benham, Frank Chipman, w
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