The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-13
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ENTERTA BY THE ". c. T. '.
 THIS EVENING.
Visitors from Bermuda Guests of MT.
 and Mrs. l.. c. StrickIand-Notes of

l A Bermuda lady. Miss Talbot, is the
 guest of MT. and Mrs. l.. c. Strick- | land, of 14S Grand avenue Miss Talbot I arrived at New York by steamer direct | from the Bermudas night before last. | She will be the guest of MT. and Mrs. I Strickland and of MT. and Mrs. B. H. | Strickland for several weeks. This is
 her first visit to the United States. She is of a prominent family in the Ber-
 mudas, her father being president of the governmental association, an office
 next in rank to that of the governor of the islands. Miss Talbot became &C.,
 quainted with Mr. and Mrs. B. H.
 Strickland while the latter were in the Bermudas year ago. MT. Strickland,
 who is connected with the Rubber Tire company, of this city, saw while in the Bermudas seventeen carriages, all of which were from New Haven, either from Rockers or Demarests carriage factories and all of which had rubber
 tires made by his Rubber Tire com pany. Miss Talbot is greatly interested in viewing the Yale buildings and in the trolley cars. There are no trolley cars in the Bermudas.
 The w. c. T. U. No. will give an entertainment this evening. The ad- mission is ten cents and ice cream will be served free Among the numbers on the programme. will be a solo by Lor- ing Burwell; there will be a character song by Edith Lennon Villa and Jetty Burroughs, character sketch and sun flower chorus.
 An interesting parlor meeting of the w. c. T. U was held at Miss Glad wins, of Exchange street, Tuesday af- ternoon. One new member was added to the union.
 Yesterday afternoons weather was the warmest of the season and the hu- midity was quite oppressive.
 At the pharmacists banquet and en- tertainment held at the east shore yes terday afternoon the musical pro- gramme included a solo by Wallace s. Moyle, entitled Boot and Saddle" with Mrs. Moyle as accompanist; and duet by Mir. Moyle and Mrs. Robbins.
 Alderman W. s. Moyle is improving his property on Woolsey street, to in- clude a repainting of the house.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry E. Ellenberger entertained a dozen Of their friends at their home on Quinnipiac avenue Tues day evening. The evening was devoted to whist and every player secured a prize. The selection of the gifts was made with view of having q great deal of sport. Light refreshments were served and the occasion was very en- 1oyable.
 Announcement is made that the Sec ond Congregational church will be | closed a week from next Sunday. This is necessary while some important | are going forward, The | interior of the church is to be repaint- ed and the pew cushions are to be new ly covered. A fine new carpet is also to be laid and it may be necessary to close the church for two Sundays. It Is expected that about $700 will be ex- pended in the improvements, which will add greatly to the appearance of the interior of the church. The work is to be done under the auspices of the Ladies' guild and the money to pay pills is to be taken from the guild treasury.
 Several of the Montowese people vho were active in assisting at the re- ,ent North Haven celebration met with he general committee last evening to lose up the affairs of the celebration md to see that all bills are paid.
 The work of reshingling the Grand lvenue Baptist church has begun.
 A quarterly business meeting of the Brand avenue Baptist church will be leld this evening at o'clock.
 H. F. Hubbard, who recently went to Iinsdale, N. H., for the benefit of his lealth, is reported to be improving sat- 
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