The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-02
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
PERSONS RETURNING FROM
 THEIR SUMMER VACATIONS.
Influx of E air Haveners wiII Begin To- day-Big Chimney Erected for the Gas COmpany-Notes of Interest.

day-Big Chimney Erected for the Gas
 Company-NOtss of Interest. Mrs. Ellen B. Ames of 219 Grand avenue is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ford of Seymour.
 Rev. P. W. Stone and family are ex- pected home tomorrow from Carmel, N. Y, where they have been spending the month of August.
 Miss Sarah Wright of Quinnipiac ave- nue, teacher in the Strong school, is spending a few days with Mrs. Amy Dunning at Hotchkiss Grove. John Coburn delivery clerk for Ye Olde Time Bakerie, spent Labor day at Blackstone Cove, Branford, with friends who have cottage there.
 Enoch Tog of Pittsburg, Pa, came to Fair Haven Saturday to call on his old schoolmate, George l. Sturgis. the boss roller at the New Haven Iron and Steel company's plant. MT. Sturgis persuad- ed MT. Toy to accompany him to his cottage at Hotchkiss Grove for few days outing.
 Adam Weber Sons have just complet- ed the new l50 foot chimney for the New Haven Gas Light company. The brick used in constructing the stack are of terra cotta and have holes running through them vertically. This gives them good clinch when laid in mortar and also makes light strong chimney.
 The Misses Mclaughlin of 219 Pop lar street have returned from a three weeks trip to the Catskllls
 James Johnston and wife of Lombard street have returned from Saratoga, N. Y, and are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Charles McNeil at Pine Orchard.
 William Robinson of Exchange street, clerk at the L. Candee & Co.,, rubber factory, together with his family, is spending his vacation at Money Island, Stony Creek, where his parents have cottage.
 F. S. Conklin of Poplar street spent Sunday with MT and Mrs. C. S. Ames at their cottage, Innisfail. Hotchkiss Grove. The balance of the week he will spend in Seymour.
 The l.. Candee & Go. rubber shop has shut down for repairs and many of the Fair Haveners employed there have taken advantage of the fact and have betaken themselves to the shore resorts.
 Lawrence and Annie Pagan of Blatch- ley avenue are visiting relatives in Chicago.
 Mrs. Scarborough, wife of Rev. Henry Scarborough of Brooklyn, N. Y, who has been visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. McWilliams, has returned home. Mrs. Scarborough was formerly teach CT in Strong school.
 S. F. Dibble, the Grand avenue plumber, moved up yesterday from his summer home at Pine Orchard.
 Miss Hunt, formerly of the firm of Hunt & Higgins, who kept fancy dry goods store on Grand avenue, corner of Blatchley avenue, left Saturday for Philadelphia, where she will spend couple of weeks with Mrs. Shaw, wife of Jeff. Shaw, former captain of the Blues.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Sturgis gave a marshmellow toast on the beach in front of their cottage at Hotchkiss Grove last Saturday evening. There are a number of Fair Haven families that spend the summer at this pleasant re- sort, who frequently have enjoyable so- cial gatherings. This was sort of farewell to wind up the season, as a number are obliged to return to the city this week on account of school opening. The following were present: Mrs. Cudlip, Mrs. Charles Prankard of Troy, N. Y. Mrs. Caleb Harrod of schnectady, N. Y, MT. and Mrs. Charles N. Hubbard, Mrs. Amy Cunning, Miss Sarah Wright, MT. and Mrs. C. G. Ames, Miss Clara Ames, Masters Walter and William Ames, MT. and Mrs. N. A. Beebe, Mrs. H. M. Brown, C. D. Man. waring, M. J. Barnes, MT. and Mrs. George I. Sturgis, George R. Sturgis, Miss Bertha Lillian Sturgis, Ben Stur- gis, Enoch Toy of Pittsburg Mir. and Mrs. Newton Clapper, Benoni Hotch- kiss, and William Larkins of Water bury.