The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-13
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
fl BIG N4PHIHA TANK FOR THE
 GAS COMPANY

| Being Erected by the BigeIow Company
 Funeral of Mrs. Harry l.. Heming- yay-Men to Serve Supper at Grand | Party to MT. and Mrs. F. R. Barnes. | Circulars were sent out yesterday by
 East Rock lodge, A. o. U. w., calling attention officially to the recent insti- | tuition of the grand lodge of the order in this state. The grand overseer is Hugh A. Keenan of East Rock lodge
 and Walter Leigh of Fair Haven is junior past grand master workman.
 The members of East Rock lodge also received cards levying the first assess ment of the new grand lodge for the establishment and maintenance of the beneficiary fund and for the amount required to be paid into the guaranty fund.
 At the residence of Adam Rice, 113 Bailey street, on Sunday, Charles E. J.lson and Miss Mabel A. Strickland were married by Rev. F. c. Sage. The couple will begin housekeeping at once at their home in East Haven.
 The Bigelow company are building large naphtha tank for the New Haven Gas Light company. It will be 33 feet in diameter and 1s feet high.
 Stewart H. Morgan has taken out permit to build two family house on East Pearl street at a cost of about $5, ,O00 The site is on the Eldrldge property, which he recently purchased. His rebuilding of the old Eldrldge house was 8 gerat improvement
 The fishing schooner Lizzie Grifing, which went ashore at Race Point on the Massachusetts coast, is well known here, having come here many times with Virginia oysters. The vessel is well on the beach and will probably be total loss.
 w. F. Johnson of Morris Cove Is mak- ing tour of the western states
 A. L. Hubbard of Fair Haven is about to open restaurant in Daly's block, Wallingford.
 The funeral of Mrs. Harry L. Hem ingway of Montowese took place from her late residence on Middletown ave- nue yesterday afternoon, Rev. c. W. Jackson officiating. The burial was in the Montowese cemetery.
 Bronchial colds are now very preva- lent. Dr. Robinson says this is the principal cause of illness about Fair Haven at the present time.
 The men of the Grand avenue Bap- tist church will serye. supper In the chapel this evening ati6sSO; supper at fifteen cents The menu will consist of cold meats. beans, salad, escalloped oysters, hot biscuit, cake. tea and cof- fee, etc. There promises to be a large attendance FfA
 The Ladies' Aid society of this church will meet in the afternoon for work.
 The pastors study in the Grand ave- nue Congregational church has been greatly improved. An additional win dow has been put in, new carpet laid, and new writing desk and furniture throughout provided
 The rummage sales held by the Sec ond Congregational and Grace P. F. churches on Grand avenue were well attended yesterday, despite the storm In both places the people clamoring for admission would be let in in install ments of fifteen or twenty at time to prevent crowding.
 A surprise party was held Monday | evening at the residence of MT. and | Mrs Frederick R. Barnes, No. 27 East | Pearl street the occasion being Mrs. Barnes birthday anniversary. All had | an enjoyable time.
 Myrtle chapter O. E. s., will initiate several candidates tomorrow evening | The sewing society of the chapter will | meet in the afternoon.
 William Hugenduble Of 163 Ferry | street. who has been on the sick list l for several weeks. Is again able to at- tend to his duties at the clock shop.
 Frederick Chaydeane of Poplar street. | who has been i'll four weeks, is again | able to be out.