The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-06
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ENJOYABLE SOCIAL OF EPWORTH
 LEAGUE LAST NIGHT.

Held at the Homo of MT. and Mrs. George | Stevenson Fair Haveners in Buffalo-Heavy Spiles Will be Re- moved To-day.
 Last evening the Epworth league of | the East Pearl street M E. church held their first social at the home of George | Stevenson on Poplar street. The l meeting was largely attended. There | were vocal solos, instrumental music l and literary games.
 Melville Doty of Atwater street has returned from two weeks bicycle tour through Connecticut and Rhode Island. He went as far east as Providence, stopping with friends there for awhile. Miss Bertha Sturges of 190 Grand avenue has gone to Buffalo to visit the exposition.
 Walter F. Tate of 1O2 Grand avenue has been appointed one of the game protectors for New Haven county by Deputy Sheriff Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. Milo s. Allen have re-
 turned from visit with relatives in
 Westport. Mr. Allen, who Is an old aud
 skilled fisherman, caught some large
 striped bass which have been quite plentiful there.
 Mrs. Edward Lancraft of Fairmount avenue submitted to very delicate operation on Wednesday afternoon. Dr. Russell with four other physicians performed the operation, which was successful, although she was very weak yesterday. Her many friends hope for her speedy recovery.
 s. c. Burwell and family of 32 Per kins street start this morning for Gloucester, Mass. From there Mir. Bur well will make trip to Rockland, Me. After returning to Gloucester Mr. and Mrs. Burwell, accompanied by George Oakes of the Atlantic Halibut company and his wife. will visit the Pan-Ameri- can exposition at Buffalo.
 Miss Nellie Fahy of S2 Bright street has returned from a pleasant two weeks stay with friends in Thompson vile, Conn, and Springfield, Mass.
 The boat Diver, belonging to Scott, the wrecker, has left her position above the Grand avenue bridge, as 1t was found that her equipment was not heavy enough for removing the spiles which have been in the river bed for something like thirty years and as one of the men remarked, had grown there. Another boat with more powerful ap- paratus Is en route from New London and is expected here to- day. After she has drawn the spiles, the dredger which Is now engaged in work off the Stan- dard Oil dock in the reach will remove the stone and make a channel.
 George L Sturges and family of 190 Grand avenue, who have been spend ing the summer at Hotchkiss Grove, Branford, have returned home.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter s. Neale of 19 Atwater street are spending a few days in Woodmont.
 Yesterday afternoon the members of the Ladies' Aid society of the Grand avenue Baptist church relaid the carpet and last night delegation of men re- placed the seats. The place will be ready for occupancy on Sunday and doubtless there will be large congrega- tions to enjoy the services.
 MISS Mdpel GleTulnS or 43 AlWater street has returned from Providence, where she has been spending the past four weeks.
 Elnore $. Wade has returned from the convention of the National Frater- nal congress which was held in Detroit and to which he was sent as delegate by the Supreme conclave, I. o. Hepta- sophs. On his way east MT. Wade wis., ited the Pan-American.
 Mrs. H. A. Doty and son Raymond of 5s 1-2 Atwater street have returned from Providence, where they have spent several weeks.