The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-09

l To the Power House of the Trolley Rost
 Features of the New Building and
 Its EquiPment-A soclety's Outing General Items.
 The gray squirrel, which has been
 protected and petted to such an extent ln this vicinity, is not such an a!to- egther perfect animal that some have tried to make out. The gray squirrels nave increased rapidly and many are quite tame. Nothing has been too good TOT them and they have been fed high and have apparently come to believe that they owned the town, so to speak. But owners of nice pear trees are com rlalning that the squirrels are gnawing away at the pear stems and letting the pears drop on the ground, apparently Tor very sport, as they do not eat the pears. They gnaw away at the grape stems in the same way and litter the ground with green grapes In fact, the gray squirrels are getting themselves dlsllked. In some yards they are spoil ing the growing fruit and if they do not mend their ways, there will eb a lew gray squirrels shot out of season.
 Harry Leigh is one of the new mem- bers of the Twentieth Century Homing club and is getting together quite a collection of fast birds and will enter them in the races which begin August 1|. This race is to be from New Bruns- wick, N. J., one hundred miles.
 The addition to the power house of the Fair Haven and WestvilIe railroad on Grand avenue, near Barnesville bridge, is practically completed. The cost of the extension is about S37, ,OO0 It is substantial brick struct ure, with foundation made with scores of piles rdfven to hard pan and masonry upon this foundation. A fine chimney has been built at the rear end. For several weeks heavy dynamos and other elec- trical machinery has been standing out side, having been brought here on the Manufacturers railway. An incline way has been built up from the ground and leading into the addition, up which the machinery will be hauled. It will require several weeks to install the new A large amount of addi- tional power will be furnished for run hing the cars of the system.
 The Misses Harriet, CaIista and Grace Bristol of Exchange street are at East Vassalboro, Me, near Augusta. 'or the month of August.
 Miss Harriet Chapman has gone to iuilford to visit her parents.
 
 Mrs. F. E. Fowler and daughter of 1 irand avenue have gone to Guilford to l 'isit with relatives John G. Hurd, the newspaper agent l vho recently purchased an automobile. | las the machine laid up for the pres | mt until new brake attachment can l 'e put in place. He says trial of the machine In other ways has demonstrat- d that it is all right Mir. Hurd in- ends to use the vehicle in delivering 
 The Sigma Theta Phi society, now oc- upying the cottage Red Gables" at 'osey Beach, are enjoying their stay cry much. The members are: George :. Fahy, Eugene G. Allyn, F. Germaine Fred E. Bradley, George H. tevenson Arthur E. Bradley, W. Rich I'd Cornell, Harry Dayton, Chester G. 'aldwin. L. Candee Granniss and Her. ert B. Noulton.
 Supreme Secretary F. P. Tyler and upreme Medical Examiner F. c. M. Tall went to Waterbury Thursday vening and paid visit upon the local 'dge of the Fraternal Benefit league. Mrs. Marie Augur and her niece Miss [ofacker, go to the Catskill mountains ext Monday, to remain for month. Ezra Healy, the druggist, and wife, ave Monday for vacation of two eeks near Poughkeepsie, N. Y
 Grace church, eleventh Sunday after rinity-Morning prayer, litany and ermon. 1O:30 a. m.; Sunday school and vening prayer will be omitted through ugust. Rev. Irving Bristol, a nephew of Dr. .ary B. Moody, is to preach at the l ast Pearl street M. E. church Sunday.
 will be interesting to the older mem- ers of the church, as well, perhaps, as
 some of the older residents of Fair : aven, to know that MT. Bristol is a :. of of Rev. J. M. Pease. \ ho was pastor of the church in it's E lrly history-1S39 '39. MT Bristol is T 'stor of the Methodist church at Dans- He, N. r., where he was called. Mrs. Sophia Johnson, wife of Charles F 'hnson of 129 Monroe street, was seri- r lsly injured yesterday morning near q e Cedar Hill depot as she was about f take the train to this city.
 Miss Bessie Martin of Morris Cove is sitting her grandmother, Mrs. William artin of DiXwell avenue. T Albert Goodale and family of New gton have gone to Morris Cove for a cation with the family of E. S. Good g.
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