The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-18
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
MEETING OF THE HOMAN'S MrS- sIoNARY SOCIETY YESTERDAY.
sUrbe PertIs of Mormanism" Was the Subject of an In teresting Discussion- Strong School Entertainment This Evening-Notes of Interest.

Evening-Notes of Interest. ly of Fair Haven, was in town yester-
 day.
 Letters advertised at Station A are for Thomas S. Gregory and Miss Ethel
 Gertrude Mott.
 A daily weather map can now be seen hanging in frame in the vestibule of station A. It gives the course of the storms in the country, barometer and tsmperat ture of many important cities, and other information of interest. It is a handy meteorological chart for daily reference.
 The monthly meeting of the Woman's Missionary society was held in the Grand avenue Baptist church yesterday afternoon. The subject discussed was "The Perils of Mormonism." The post poned election of the foreign mission ary society was held and officers were chosen as follows: President, Mrs. S. w. Hammond; vice president, Mrs. George Kilborn; secretary and treasur- CT, Mrs. N. A. Beebe.
 F. E. Fowler's residence on Grand avenue, formerly the Dr. Thomson property, is being repainted. The Jeff ferson company is doing the work.
 George A. Mirick, formerly principal of the Strong school, and family passed through New Haven yesterday on the way from Lakewood to their summer home in Westminster, Mass. He was met at the station by several teachers in the Strong school. MT. Mirick Is now in excellent health-a fact his many friends will be glad to know
 The people of the East Pearl street M. F. church are planning reception to their pastor, Rev. Dr. Streeter, to well come him back for another years ser vice. The reception will be held in the church Monday evening at 8 o'clock. There will be roll call of the members, music, short addresses and other inter- esting exercises.
 Charles Crook, manager of the Booth market, Grand avenue and Front street, came into possession of an old rusty sword yesterday. It Is bayonet sword and is said to be relic of the civil war Mr. Crook will add this souvenir to his large array of old relics.
 The committee that is arranging for the ladies' night entertainment of Co., 1umbia castle, K. G. E., promises very interesting programme of exer- cises.
 The entertainment given by pupils of 1 the Strong school will be held this even- ing at 8 o'clock in the school hall. It | will be repeated tomorrow afternoon t | ? o'clock.
 Christian Kramp. who died suddenly from apoplexy Wednesday, was for mer resident of Fair Haven, residing here many years. While clamming at Savin Rock he was seized with a fit | and died soon after. He was seventy nine years of age He resided here for many years on Exchange street and was a shoemaker. His son, Joseph . Kramp, was for number of years on East Grand avenue.
 AIvah Granniss, the newsdealer, is III with rheumatism
 A surprise visit was given Wednesday evening to Miss Edna Fosdck, of EX- change street,
 Walter and Harry Leigh are building 2 big poultry house in the rear of their home on Quinnipiac avenue.
 Mrs. Gertrude Holiday, of the annex, Is entertaining Miss Maude Harris and Miss Clara Buckley, of New London.