The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-06
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST HERE AND
THERE.

Grace Church Social and saIe-Young
LadIes' League of First Church-Co-
Iumbia CastIe-The New Funeral Aid
soeieGy-EaSt Rock Lodge, Etc.
The ladies of Grace church will hold
sale of useful and fancy articles. cam
ned fruits, cakes, pies. ice cream, etc,
in the parish house of the church this
afternoon and evening. All who pat
ronized the big bazaar of last April will
do we'll to attend this sale, and while it
Will be a much smaller affair it will &c
thoroughly up to date, and the attend
ants will find many things both us"iIl
and ornamental
The Young Ladies league Of the
Grand avenue Congregational church
will hold a .chrysanthemum sale on
Thursday evening from until 10
o'clock. An orchestra. will play during
the entire evening. Home made can
dy and ice cream will also be for sale
The rooms and tables will be prettily
decorated and the proceeds are to go for
church improvements.
The women's auxiliary to Foreign
Missions met with Mrs. H. l. Barnes,
ia Exchange street, yesterday at 3 p.
| m. After the meeting light refresh
! ments were served.
The Ladies' Aid society of the East
Pearl street N. E. church will meet to-
| morrow afternoon to work on comfort
| ables and other articles for the ap-
preaching fair. Supper will be served
| in the evening.
Members of Columbia castle, No. 8, K.
G. E, have received copies of an official
| circular from the grand chief and the
| bylaws of the new funeral aid fund to
which they are asked to give their seri-
Gus attention. At the next session of
the castle the members will vote on the
matter of the adoption of the plan for
the funeral aid fund. 1t is considered
matter of much importance TO the
castle as we'll as the order at large. Al
| the last grand castle meeting it was
| voted to recommend a state funeral aid
fund of $500 to be paid on the death OF
member, the same to be managed by
the executive board and 1t is upon this
proposition that the subordinate castles
| are to act.
East Rock lodge, A. o. L. w, will
have an initiation at it's hall this even
ing. John L. Wetherwax the chairman
of the committee on entertainment
promises surprise in the line of enter.
tainment after the meeting. The enter.
tainment will include an illustrated ad
dress by Gilmore S. Wade, on his recent
trip to Oregon. A large attendance is
desired.
Many Fair Haven people went to the
center of the city Tuesday evening t.
get news of the election There was q
good sale of papers yesterday and the
election and its results was the princi.
pal topic of talk.
The Ladies Guild of the Pilgrim
church served their first supper of thu
season yesterday evening.
There was a slight fire in the oyster
shop of Washington Cunningham or
Quinnipiac avenue Monday morning
The damage was only about 500.
In the East Haven town hall this ev
ening ST. Marguerites guild will give
an entertainment and sociable. Those
who will assist are Miss Terrell, from.
bone player; Miss Charlotte Peace ant
MISS Walker, soloists, and F. Muller ir
Rotations. There will also be sale
of ice cream. The affair will be follow
ed by informal dancing.
The accidental shooting of L. B
Fowler in the East Haven woods OF
Tuesday emphasizes the need of grea
care among the hunters to guart
against possible accident. The foliage
is still quite thick and there is danger
of mistaking objects in the woods
There have already been several marrow
escapes from shooting accidents, anC
the greatest care should be exercised b,
all hunters while out in the woods.