The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-30
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
SOCIAL EVENT BY THE FIRST
 CHURCH r. P. s. c. F. TONIGHT.

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 CHURCH r. P. s. c. F. TONIGHT.
 The Talk of Removing station A-ouite
 Stir Over It-The Late I. F. Foote Adelpht Lodge-East Haven Demo-
 cratS Caucus-A Merry Party, Etc.
 The Y. P. s. c. E. of the Grand ave- nue Congregational church will give harvest supper this evening from un- LII 7:3O. The rooms, as well as the table, will be decorated for the occa- slon The tables will be waited upon py some of the young ladies connected With the society. The supper will be under the charge of Miss Hattie Den nison. It will be followed by an enter tainment consisting of the we'll known Hoosier Star trio, with other musical talent, as well as recitations. The price or the supper and entertainment IS flfteen cents. All are cordially in Vlted and those who have patronized the Y. F. S. c. E. suppers can be as- sured that this one will be up to the standard. The entertainment will be under the direction of Fred Gutbrud.
 The talk of removing station A has caused quite stir. Many who have become used to the present location do building, as Is well known,is unsuitable. building, as is wei known is unsuitable. hnt thn Boston real estate man. does not care to fix up the property, but he might de- eide to do so If he knew another site was in contemplation. It is under stood that the government inspector, who examined the building, will recom- mend that better building be secured for the station, and it is understood that Lee Bradley is willing to build at the corner of Grand and Clinton ave- nues, opposite the Strong school. This would not be far from the present sta tion, Grand avenue and East Pearl street, and the patrons would not be greatly incommoded and would soon be- come used to the change. The lease of the present station building expires about January l.. Fair Haven people | will be glad to learn there is prospect | of locating this important postal sta tion in a building warranted by the | large and increasing business.
 Friends in Fair Haven of Isaac Fran | cis Foote were surprised to learn yes terday of his death, which took place | at his home in Aurora, H., Sunday at | the age of fifty three years. He was | better known here by the name of Frank Foote, and leaves numerous ac- quaintances having lived here many years. The remains will be brought to Fair Haven, and it is expected that the funeral services will be held in the Memorial chapel on Thursday at Il a. m. He leaves a widow and one son.
 Miss Eva A. Lee of room 1, Strong school, is i'll at her home, 32 Pine street.
 Several members of Adelphi lodge, F. and A. M attended on Friday evening a meeting of the Masonic association, of which members living in North Branford and Northford belong. Sev- eral ladies accompanied the party. A supper was served and it was very pleasant occasion.
 Strong school football team will play the team of Hamilton school on Satur- day.
 Ex-Constable Frederick Seibert con- ducted sheriff's sale of household goods at 100 Grand avenue yesterday.
 The East Haven democratic caucus to nominate a candidate for delegate to the constitutional convention will be held Friday evening. G. J. Futile, Henry Thompson and H. K. Stevens have been mentioned as candidates. The republican caucus will be held { evening. Ed. F. Thompson and Charles w. Granniss have been suggested as candidates. A merry party gathered at the resi- 1ence of MT. and Mrs. J. N. Dadmun, B Houston street, on Friday evening to celebrate the twelfth birthday of their daughter, Mabel. Music and games 1elped to pass the evening pleasantly, l special feature of the evening being ,ake walk by the Misse Rosie Wipper md Ida Mack, and Masters Philip l Mack and Ralph Darrow; also comic .ecitation by Miss May Bluett, after which a beautiful lunch was served Many pretty presents were received c Those present were Misses Rose Wip- 8 ,er, Josie Wipper May Bluett, Ida t Mark, Mabel, Eva and Ethel Dadmun, I md Ralph Darrow, Philip Mack Fred q Soebel, Harry Page, and Charlie Soder- @ ,urg.