The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-11
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
PLEASANT OUTING BY THE F. F.
 WHIST CLCB.

Days Event Held at savin ROek-The Function Was Farewell Assem blaze
 in Honor of Mrs. William Marsh
 Other Items.
 The F. F. Whist club had a pleasant outing at Savin Rock and dinner at Putnam's shore dinner house Wednes- day. The gathering was a farewell to Mrs. William Marsh, who left yesterday for the White Mountains for the re- mainder of the season. Those present were Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. Henry Gesler, Mrs. Samuel Snodgrass, Mrs. Bulger, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. MOnson, Mrs Rotman and Mrs. Scranton.
 Mrs. William A. Warner and children, of Clinton avenue, have gone to Litch- field for the summer.
 Mrs. Esther Crockett, ninety-four years of age, is quite ill at her home on Quinnipiac avenue.
 Polar Star lodge, I. o. o. F., held in- stallation exercises Wednesday even- ing.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Mcclure leave next week for New York and New Jer- sey for their vacation.
 It is said that the sentiment in favor of bringing the Fourteenth ward into full city privileges is growing. It looks as if this will occur in the not very dis tant future.
 MT. and Mrs. Austin O. Carter leave for Mantle to-day.
 Miss Carrie L. Grumman, of Blatch-
 ley avenue, is at Chautauqua, N. Y, teaching gymnastics in the Chautauqua School of Physical Education. | MT. and Mrs. w. R. Downs, of Quin-
 nipiac avenue. are stopping for few days at Tuxis Island.
 On Tuesday evening the officers-elect of Columbia castle, K. G. E., were in- stalled by the grand officers, which in- cluded John Thompson. grand chief; George T. Hewlett grand vice chief; Eli Manchester, F. G. C.; John Dixon
 master of records: NJ. s. Wadhams, grand keeper of the exchequer, and
 James A. Bishop grand high priest After the installation lunch was served and speeches were made by the grand officers, all of whom said words of en- couragement concerning the condition ] of the order.
 | Miss Ethel Leigh. of Quinnipiac ave- nue, is stopping for few days in East Lyme.
 The hardening of Quinnipiac avenue, north side, has reached nearly to Hem ingway ponds. It is good job and will be greatly appreciated.
 Dr. and Mrs. Raymond, of South Fra
 minghanl, are guests of the family of street.
 1 The news, that Mir. Coe. director of public works. is looking after the East
 Chapel street brick pavement is good news to hear, He says there is prospect , that the sureties of the contractors will 1 have the pavement repaired. There are | holes several inches deep over much of 1 the roadway where the pavement has settled. and the street is in bad condi-
 tion enough. The people win wait a little longer with what patience they 1 can possess- for the repairing of this
 pavement. " ] The residence of First Selectman
 John s. Tyler, of East Haven, caught
 
 morning and had a narrow escape from
 total destruction The fire caught from the chimney near the roof of an exten-
 sion. The fire. department house is lo- cated a short distance from the Tyler home, and'the flremen were quickly on l the scene. They saved the house, but
 the damage will amount to several hun
 dred dollars. It is supposed that the | flue in the chimney was defective 1 At St. James church on Sunday the morning service will be made the ocGa- sion for repeating, in part, the special
 music rendered at the morning service a fortnight ago when the choir was supplemented by Miss Ella Grace Lar om, contralto, and Nathan Sokoloff, vii
 olinist. Owing to the severe rain of that date the attendance at this service was much diminished and many were disappointed through their inability to be present. Announcement is now made. however, that church-goers will have opportunity to listen to the music ren- dered on that occasion 0n Sunday morn ing, when the choir will repeat it's part of the special programme. Arrange ment has been made whereby Miss Lar om. who delighted those present two weeks ago with her fine voice, will also be present and sing the offertory, which will be the solo by Liddell, Abide With Me, Fast Falls the Even Tide" The choir will sing the anthem, Praise Ye the Lord Our God" by Handel. ~-----------------~-----------