The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-04
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST HERE AND
THERE.
Marine Notsa-Lscturs at Pilgrim
Church-men Returned to Labor
Parker stIn Missing-East Rock

church-Men Returned to Labor
Parker stlm Missing-East Rock
Lodge.
The barge C. G. Hill. from the North
| river, with blue stone, has arrived for
the Warner-Miller Co. The schooner
Frank and Ira. from New Brunswick, is
discharging a cargo of lath for the same
firm.
The Ladies' guild of Pilgrim church
will give their first supper for the
season on Wednesday evening.
Judge L. P. Deming, who recently re-
turned from New Mexico, will lecture
about that country before the Mems
club of Pilgrim church Wednesday at s
p. m. He has some interesting data
and his lecture will 10 doubt be lis
tened to with interest.
The men employed at the Bigelow
boiler works. who quit work on Friday
after the accident resulting in the death
of Frederick Houd, resumed work Sat
urday. Some Of the superstitious work
| ers were somewhat alarmed by reason
of the accident and decided to take a
short vacation.
Albert Olsen of the Annex, who had
a pig stolen from his wagon in Lexing-
/ ton avenue Sunday evening, has not
seen the young porker, nor heard from
it. The animal was tied UP in a bag in
the back of Olsen's wagon and Olsen
| left the team temporarily while he
| made a call
| East Rock lodge, A. Q. U. w, is one
of the most prosperous in the order in
New England. 1t has 800 members and
has paid $4,000 in benefits on thirty
two deaths sincet 1888.
| The thick fog yesterday morning
made bad work for the oyster boats
| oyster beds. 1t was one of the heaviest
fogs in many months.
On Thursday afternoon, at o'clock,
the Women's Missionary society of the
| Grand avenue Baptist church will meet
with Mrs. George Kiibourn, 90 Woolsey
street. This is the first meeting this
fall, and 1t is hoped there will be large
| attendance.
Frank D. Donahue of 27t James street
and Miss Edith NJ, daughter Of Will
| liam Poronto of Sc Greene street, were
| united in marriage last Wednesday
evening Mr.. Donahue is clerk at the
grocery store of F. E. Hull, 399 Grand
avenue, and the bride has been the
| bookkeeper at the same place. Mr.. and
Mrs. Donahue are now residing on Me-
chanic street. The young couple have
the best wishes Of their many friends.
| The Ladies' Aid society of the Grand
avenue Baptist church will hold its reg
ular meeting on Wednesday of this
week. During the afternoon special
business meeting will be held. Supper
| will be served at the usual time.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.. Hinckley of
Springfield, Mass. have been visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Fred l.. Willis Of
| 3S4 Exchange street.
Mrs. Hammond, wife of Rev. Mr..
Hammond Of Wallingford, with her
children, were visiting yesterday at the
home of her brother John s. Sanford, 81
East Pearl street.
The young ladies of st. Margaret's
guild of Christ church. East Haven. will
give a musical and literary entertain
ment, followed by informal dancing, in
the town hall, Thursday evening, Mo-
vember 6, There will be an admission
fee of ten cents charged, and ice cream
will be on sale.
The ladies of Grace church will hold
sale Of useful and fancy articles in
the parish house Of the church on
Thursday afternoon and evening, the
9Th inst. To those who patronized the
| big Bazaar" held by the ladies of the
parish in April last, no assurance need
| be given that all who attend this sale
| will have thoroughly enjoyable time,
and find on sale many things which will
| beautify their homes as well as tighten
their household cares. Although this
will be a much smaller affair than the
| big Bazaar" of April it will be up
to the high standard of merit for which
all the entertainments given by this
parish are so justly famed. Admission
| free.