The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-08
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
GRAND AYE. CONG. SOCIETY WILL
 CONCUR WITH CHURCH

In Calling Kev. MT. Chalmers-He Has n
 Fine offer from Chicago but Would
 Prefer New Haven, 1t Is Understood
 James Conway's Injuries Quite seri-
 ous-PersOnaI Notes.
 There will be special meeting of the tional church this evening to take ac- tion in calling Rev. A. B. Chalmers, or Saginaw. Mich, to the pastorate. It is expected that the society will concur with the church in calling MT. Chalm- CTS. MT. Chalmers has received call to the Park avenue church, one or the largest Congregational churches In Chicago It is an excellent call, with large salary, but MT. Chalmers does not feel that he wishes to assume the re- responsibilities of so large church ana has practically decided to decline the call. It is understood by his Fair I1a- ven friends that he Is willing to ac- cept a call to the Grand avenue Con- gregational church.
 Mrs. Bert Bradley and her daughter, of Quinnipiac avenue, have returned from a visit in Delaware.
 The East Side clambake will take place Sunday afternoon, August 70, at 8 o'clock at the Morris Cove house. It is expected that about 150 people Will attend.
 James Conway, the truckman who was thrown from his truck and run over on Grand avenue, near Pefklns street, Tuesday afternoon, was more se- riously hurt than was first believed. Conway's left leg is fractured ana the right leg badly bruised, He is now re- ceiving treatment at the New Haven hospital.
 The new boilers which are to be in stalled at St. Francis orphan asylum are being built at the Bigelow Boiler Works on River street.
 MT. and Mrs Edward M. Seeley have gone on vacation trip to Pittsfield, Mass.
 The Misses Bristol, of Exchange street are attending the general con ference which is being held at East Northfield, Mass.
 Miss Florence G. Siebert, of Poplar street, is visiting her uncle at East Hampton
 Mrs. Chapman, of Springfield, Is vis- ting her cousin, Mrs. Mcbride wife of William E, Mcbride, of East Pearl street,
 Mrs. John McCartln, of James street who has been critically i'll for several days, has had a consultation of doctors on her case and her life is despaired of. She has nasal bleeding to an alarming extent. and it Is feared she will bleed to death.
 Mrs. Hannah Ellenberger and her daughter, Miss Emma Ellenberger, have gone to Litchfield to remain sev- eral weeks. Miss Ellenberger recently came on from her home in Washington, where she is treasury department clerk, for her vacation
 Rev. MT. Bronson will supply the pull pit of the Second Congregational church Sunday morning.
 Several loads of shells were taken out of the Quinnpiac river this week, but the business is nearly over for this year. Most of the oyster beds have ,een thoroughly shelled and many thou sand bushels of shells have been thrown overheard.
 A. De Matty and his daughters, Miss IS Eva and Ida, have returned from heir visit with relatives in New York md Bridgeport.
 Charles Connors. who has returned rom a visit in Bristol R. l., brought nome samples of the cloth used in the pig sloop yacht Constitution and has given several samples to his friends. The cloth is extra heavy and all who nave seen 1t are surprised at it's great strength
 F. H. Pardee, of Montowese, with his amily, is occupying cottage at Pine Orchard and later will go to the Pan- American exposition.