The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-29
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
INTERESTIN GAME OF BALL
SATURDAY. AFTERNOON,
Burwells Beaten by the Score of 80 to II
by Picked Team.-Surpriso Party ON
Mase Stone-Sunday School Classes
Entertaiue ed Nafes af In feresf

Mise Stone Sunday School Classes
Entertained Notes ofInterest.
An interesting game of baseball was
played Saturday afternoon on the Com
mons, between team from the s. G..
| Burwell Co. and a picked team of ex-
perienced players. 1t was intended
that nine from the Long Wharf Fish
company should play, but owing to the
non-arrival of the sloop Kansas City,
which had some of their players on
| board, they could not put in an appear
ance; but the real game will be play
ed next Saturday. The two teams were
made up as follows:
Burwell Co.-George Smith, O; a.. Me-
Gregor, p; w. j. Gibson, IS; H. Shailot,
1b Dan Smith, 2b; S. G. Burwell, Sbi
+. r. Barnes, IF; w. Corcoran, CT; John
Stewart, If.
The competing team consisted of
Walter Stanford, c; W, Valentinexp:
Theodore Nelson, lib; W. Reiohe1 SSH
r. Higgins, %; Fl. Reichel, 3D.; George
Blackstone, IF: D. Sweeney, CT; j.. Nc
Kenzie, If. This last toam beat the
Burwells SO to IL.
Little Miss Helen Stone. daughter o.
Rev. and Mrs. e. w. Stone Of Grand
avenue, was called on and taken b6s
surprise by few Of her young frienda
Saturday afternoon. 1T was her twel6th
birthday anniversary and they called
to celebrate with her. She was ~
membered with many gifts. The CALI
ORG hrOyy orht Ac1vx ~
the kindness Of Mrs. Dudley, who ~ ~
sides in an adjoining house., the tables
were set on her lawn. The affair wal
very enjoyable and the little miss re-s
ceived many congratula tons. II
On Friday evening the East Side maid
quartet called upon MI. and Mrs. 81
G. Burwell Of 80 Perkins street by tn
vitation. A few friends had also be6a
invited and the quartet gave some VI
its best songs, with w. J. Gibson Rstao>.
companist. During the evening there
was a watermelon scut and the occa-x
sion was greatly enjoyed by all pres-
ent.
Miss Minnie B. Bailey of Quinnipiac
avenue entertained her class Of young N
ladies of the Second Congregatio
Sunday school friday evening. It TOOK
the form of lawn party and was made
very pleasant with games and the serv-
ing of refreshments. Miss Bailey gives N
these receptions to her class every SUM
mer and they are much enjoyed by ttles
members of the class.
Mrs. Grove J. Tuttle Of East Haven,
is spending several weeks with SaaE ~
ter, Mrs. L. w. Hotchkiss of Sheltoi II !, III
Mrs. c. B. Manwaring of East Pearl
street went on a visit Saturday to rel
atives in Plymouth.
The picnic of Christ church, East n
Haven, was held on Friday at Savi1l
Rock and despite the threatening
weather Of the morning a large party 8
attended. The day was greatly en-.
joyed at the shore. az
Rev. A. B. Chalmers Of Saginaw
Mich, preached again at the Grand
avenue Congregational church yestef- M
day morning. He was intending IA.
preach next Sunday, but having receiv-
ed news Of illness in his family he
leaves for home this morning thus sc1rs Y
failing his vacation.
Mrs. Nellie Humiston Of Springfield. M
of Fair Haven.sis spending
few days in Woodmont. she expects
to visit friends here late.
Rev. Gardner S. Eldridge Of the F4rag
" e. church preached in exchange with \
Rev, Dr. Streeter of the East Pearl
street M. e. church yesterday morpinkf
The sloop Fl. d. Simonson arriNaH
from Great South bay. =.
titt.a load Of CLAIMS for the Sc. sBuT
veil Co.
The steamer Luzerne Ludington DoN
| party of young people connected with
he First M. q. church for a .moonHglif I:
all on the sound Friday evening,
Rev. d. N. Griffin and family VIII
cave for their summer home at Naples n
hade, CRANKY, this week. to remain
Trough August. M
Orrin Potter died at his home. 81
luinnipiac avenue, Saturday at thesNgs
# seventy nine years. He was a ". ss Ss
ran of the civil war. The funeral VIII
'e solemnized this Afternoon at 2tS0
rom his late residence. and a deIega-
ion will be present from Admiral FootS
'ost, G. A. r., of which he was mem.
er. "