The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-19
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
OYSTER DEALERS GRATIFIED OYER THEIR CROP PRoSPECTS.

Montowese Bali Team Defeats the Bun
 nell Ntne-WeckIy Ice Cream Social
 Campers-Out to Stay Another Week.
 Short Beach Cottage Party-PersonaI
 JotttnEs, Etc.
 Charles R. Waterhouse, jr., is driving piles for a large addition at the works of the New Haven Pipe Bending com- pany, River street.
 There was ball game Saturday be- tween the s. c. Burwell company nine and the Montowese nine at the latter's grounds in Montowese. The Burwell nine was defeated by score of 15 to 5. The. game was lost by loose fielding in the fifth inning. Up to that time the Burwells were in the lead. A number went up from Fair Haven to see the game, and all the Montowese young women were out in force and clapped indiscriminately at fouls or any kind of a hit so long as the batter was a Montowese boy.
 c. D. Parmelee's steam oyster dredge
 
 for the Narragansetts Bay work the coming season. A new and roomy pilot house for the comfort of the captain will replace the old affair.
 The weekly ice cream social given by the ladies of the Grand avenue Congre- gational church will be held at the home of Mrs. Arrietta Harrison No. IT East Pearl street on Wednesday evening.
 ,;aJ- yXv. of street, is visiting relatives in New Lon- don.
 Messrs. Baldwin, Stone, Howard and Kellogg, young lads of Fair Haven who have been camping at BurwelPs Beach, near Merwin's Point, have decided to stay another two weeks. The boys are having a delightful time fishing, boat ing and bathing and taking turns at cooking.
 It is reported with good deal of sat- isfaction by the oyster dealers that good set has been obtained. This, cou- pied with the fact that oysters in gen. eral are growing well this season, makes cheerful outlook. Some of the dealers are already opening few for sup-country trade.
 Milo S. Allen, of South Quinnipiac avenue has gone to Westbrook to visit relatives
 Rev. Alexander F. Irvine, pastor of the Second Congregational church, re- turned Saturday evening after an ab- sence of several weeks abroad.
 Mrs F. D. Brett will chaperone par ty of eleven young ladies at the A. B. Clinton cottage, Short Beach, the com ing two weeks. The party will leave to-day and will consist of Miss Marian Sparks and Miss Antoinette Brett, of Fair Haven and friends from Bridge port and other Connecticut cities.
 Herbert Clark, of 61 Atwater street, leaves to-day for Brattleboro, Vt, for a two weeks vacation.
 Helen Lenehan, of New York, who | has been spending several weeks with | relatives on Saltonstall avenue, will re- turn home to-day.
 J. Eugene Perry, of Wolcott street, who is in the employ of an engraving concern in Baltimore, Md, has come home for a weeks vacation.
 John Shaffer and son, of Pennsylva mia, are visiting MT, and Mrs. George Hatfield, of Poplar street
 The New Haven Gas Light company is relaying the gas main on East Grand avenue, between Lenox street and Lex ingtop avenue. The supply in that vii ctnity will be much improved.
 Rev. MT. Roberts, of Townsend ave- nue, preached at the Second Congrega- ttonal church yesterday.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. R. Barnes and daugh- ter Louise, of East Pearl street, have gone to Block Island to spend a few days.
 The adjourned monthly meeting of the warden and burgesses will be held at the clerks office this (Monday) even- Ing.
 Edward Seeley, of Blatchley avenue, has returned from two weeks vaca- ton in Pittsfield.
 Miss Gilliland, of Plymouth, is the guest of Miss Edith Rowe, of Quinni- oiac avenue. The young ladies were at the State Normal school n-New Britain.
 ]. Loring Burwell, of Perkins street, has zone to Gloucester, Mass, for visit with Everett Oakes, who has been here or fortnight.
 JUDGE SHIPMAN'S VACATION. Judge Shipman left Hartford Friday Or a few days at the Fort Griswold ,