The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-29
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST HERE AND
THERE.
Fair Haven NJ. E. Church Fair Pro-
Eramme-HOme from Eight Months
Mutual aid Association.

the ladies of the East Pearl street
Methodist Episcopal church. will open
/ in Polar Star hall next Tuesday even
ing, continuing Wedn, 5ay and Thu S.
d day afternOO..s and eye.l ngs, b. ginning
afternoons at and evenings at 6. A
superior turkey supper will be served
each evening from to s. This will b.
followed with music by an orrhc stra
and other forms of delightful amuse-
ment.
Every pels~n coming tn this fir may
: feel free 10 buy or rot buy: no articles
will be sold on chances. but all goods
will e offered at cry l,W prices. TT e
det OF atiOns will tol.tw The TAI bow in
, form, making a very handsome s.
play. The management of the fair
guarantees the patronizing public a
; thoroughly enjoyable social occasion
! and bargains on all purchases made.
The officers Of the fair are: Mrs. S.
: H. Morgan prs sident; Mrs. j. l..
! Wetherwax. SECRETARY: F. NJ CraW-
/ ford. treasurer. The following is a
partial list of the co nm:ttees attached
; to each booth:
Apron botth-Chalge of LaGies Aid
society, Mrs, c. o. Fran, is, chpirman;
aids, Mrs. f. r. II. Feeter. Mrs. S. A.
/ Burnham. Mrs. F. Co.lett, Mrs. w.
i}elden, Mrs. f. Holiday, Mrs. F. F..
i3eardsley, Mrs F. Ellis.
Chinese booth-MrS Pertice Diver,
chairman; aids, Miss Caiista S. Bris-
tol, Miss Grace NJ. Bristol, Miss Cora
l.. Howard, Miss Lcul a Whipple.
| Candy buoth-Charle of Loyal circle.
Kings Daughters, Mrs. Fl. A. Stevens,
chairman aids. Miss Lillian Gladwin,
Miss Flossie Robertson. Miss Olive
Robertson, Mrs. Roy Newton. Mrs. H.
c. Jacobs Mrs. C. H. Bush, Miss
! Frances Valentine, Miss Grace Smith,
] Miss Florence Johnson, Miss Grace
! Little.
Cookery booth-Charge of Ready cir
. Gle. Kings Daughters, Mrs. j. r. Hub
! bell, chairman; aids Mrs. Edward
Fenton, Mrs. f. r. Slater, Mrs. Smith
Turner, Mrs. ]. C. Bradley, Mrs. M.
Butterfield Mrs Will lam Chamber
lain, Mrs. R. C. Bennett, Mrs Emma
Dill, Miss Eta Avery, Miss Jennie Ell
| lott, Mrs F. Munson, Mrs. NJ. Brush,
Mrs. J. Robinson. Mrs. F. ]. Mansfield,
Mrs. F. M. Crawford.
! Fruit booth-Mrs. Serene Hopkins,
chairman: aids, Mrs. D. o. Chapman,
Mrs Mary Merwin, Miss Lutte Merwin,
Mrs r. Curtis
| Fancy and miscellaneous booth-Mrs.
Mrs. L. r. Streeter, chairman; aids.
Mrs. Charles Dudley, Mrs. f. Howard,
Mrs. H. w. Crawford, Jr., Mrs. George
Towner, Mrs. E. N. Petit, Mrs. A. ].
Sloane, Mrs C. Texido Mrs. w. M
Russell, Mrs. G. II. Jacobs, Mrs. r. L.
Tompkins. Miss Ethel NJ. Ellis, Miss
Mary D, Damn Mrs. M. Benton.
| Flower and doll booth-Charge of
Junior league, Mrs. Earl Johnson,
chairman; aids, Miss Sadie Cooper,
Miss Elsie Brush, Miss Florence
Barnes.
Grocery booth-Official board. J.. r.
| Streeter, chairman; aids. j. II. De
Baum, E. A. Howard, C. A. Shaver, F.
j, Reveley, c. E. Hamilton.
Handkerchief booth-Charge of Mis-
sionary society, Mrs. ], Fl. De Baum,
chairman: Mrs. George D. Mallory,
Mrs. H. Buell., Miss Edith Augur, Miss
Bell6 Slater, MISS Gultt MOlSc
| Ice cream booth-Charge of Epworth
league, Harry w. Crawford. chairman;
aids, Earl F. Johnson, George Towner,
John Bennett, Theodore Nelson, Carl
Shaver, Wentworth Floyd. Fred Allen,
! Clifford Lines, Roy Newton, Harry
Rowarth, Bertice Diver, Harry Ben
ham, Frank Page, Harry Provost, Miss
| Martha Russell Miss Florence Gros-
venor, Miss Helen Coook, Miss Grace
Little, Miss Viola Holiday, Miss Grace
Smith, Miss Edith Lennon.
| Lemonade booth-Charge of Epworth
league, Mrs. w. F. Strassburg assisted
| by Mrs. l.. Page.
Decorating halle. r. Slater, chair
man; aids, George Towner. F. NJ. Craw-
| ford, Theodore Nelson.
| Mystery booth and orange free
Charge of Persevering circle, King s
| Daughters, Mrs. George K. Stevenson,
chairman; aids, Mrs. r. Bradley, Mrs.
]. l.. Wetherwax, M. s. f. Healey, Mrs.
e. Krier, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. William
Way, Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. H. Barnes,
Mrs. Steele, Mrs. l.. c. Doane, Mrs. M.
K Beardsley Mrs. William Eldridge,
Mrs. H. L. Holiday, Mrs. Cooper.
Supper hall-Tuesday evening, charge
of Mrs C. O. Francis, Mrs. E. r. Sla-
ter, Mrs. A. o. Abbott, Mrs. William
Newton, Mrs. Fannie Bradley, Mrs.
Smith.
Wednesday evening-Charge of Mrs.
Horace Buell., Mrs. John S. Sanford, I'd,
Mrs. Huband.
Thursday evening-Charge of Mrs. e.
Holiday, Mrs. NJ. Butterfield, Miss
Florence Butterfleld, Mrs. Albert Hol-
laday, Miss May Rowe.
Lauren A. Humiston of Houston
street has just returned from an eight
months business trip to the Pacific
coast, having represented the Ives In
vestment company in the state Of
Washington and southeastern Alaska
Mr.. Humiston is in fine health and says
he likes the climate Of the northwest
very much. He may return to the
coast in a few weeks.
Mr.. KOnod of Konold & Sons says he
has four boats at South Amboy, which
have been waiting to load coal for
twenty days He had expected the
coal would have arrived and been sold
by this time. AS it is, he will have a
considerable sum to pay in demurrage.
William II. Huntley of Pierpont
street was yesterday elected president
of the Odd Fellows Mutual Aid asso-
citation, which was reorganzed at a
meeting held in this city. He was also
member of the committee on bylaws