The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-14
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
HORSE ATTACHED TO BAKERY WAGON CAUSES EXCITEMENT.

" IhA EoIztS 4<ALl4 EN4a Has Run Away Three TImes This Week News of the Royal Areanum-5Iauy Items of Local and Personal Interest. These seem to be unlucky days for Ye Olde Time Bakeries delivery wagon. Last evening about o'clock the horse became frightened at the bell of pass ing trolley car and started to run while the driver tried his best to hold him. When opposite the car barn on Grand avenue the wagon colIided with buggy and and ice wagon, the horse freeing himself and running to Lloyd street, where he was caught. Just before the collision the driver jumped out thus es- caping uninjured. Last Monday the same horse ran away twice turning over the wagon in both cases. The first run on Monday did little damage, but about 3 o'clock Monday afternoon while George s. Schwagerman, a cousin of the proprietor, was feeding the animal the horse again became manageable and started to run, dragging with him MT. Schwa german and before the horse could be stopped Mr. SchWagerman had been thrown violently against hitch ing post and run over by the wagon. He was rendered unconscious, and Dr. Co., hane was called. It took ten stitches to close the wounds in his head and he was removed to Grace hospital where it was feared he would have concussion of the brain. It is hoped, however, that the accident will not result seriously.
 Live Oak council, No. 1927, Royal Ar canum, will hold its regular meeting this evening in Workman's hall, 20 Grand avenue. The members are urg- ed to be present as there are two can- didates to be initiated.
 Mrs. R. B. Raymond of Brooklyn, N. Y, who for the past few weeks has been visiting Mrs G. F. Hutchings of 7S Qunnipiac avenue has returned to her home.
 Mrs. Phebe Blake of Hoboken, N. J., is visiting friends in this section. She was IOTlLSIly d TeSlueIll IlSIS.
 Mrs. Chapman of Springfield, Mass, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mcbride of East Pearl street. Mrs. Chapman is the solo soprano singer in one of Springfield's Methodist churches. She has a sweet and powerful voice. Last Sunday at the Epworth league vesper service at the East Pearl street church she rendered a solo and all who heard her sing were greatly pleased with the rendering. Miss Belle Slater was the accompanist.
 Dr. Sullivan of Exchange street, ac- companied by his wife, have left the city for much needed vacation. Dr. Sul- livan is very fond of fishing, and while away he expects to try his luck in the fresh water lakes near Lakeville, Conn.,, known as Twin lakes Before terrninat- ing his vacation they will visit in Yer mont.
 Miss Ida M Kessel of Lloyd street is spending few days in Bridgeport with relatives.
 Mrs C. Bertram French of West S9th street, New York, is spending the month with Mrs. French of 47 Shelter street. The latter part of the month she will joint the Bachelor Girls" at their cot tage at Cosey Beach.
 Mrs. Stannard and daughter Buela of East Pearl street, who are visiting Ma than Eldredge in Rutland, Vt, write that they are enjoying themselves very much and are being entertained in a most cordial manner. They also state that the weather in that section is very fine.
 Mrs. Frank Russell of 45 Shelter street, who has been visiting relatives at Hoosick Falls, N. Y, has returned. She has with her her sister of that place.
 The English Lutheran society will hold sociable this evening in the Sum- day school room of the Ferry street Congregational church to commence at 7:45 o'clock Members and their friends are invited as the sociable is held for the purpose of getting better acquaint- ed with one another.
 MT. Gruener and MT. Gallagher spent yesterday at Block Island.