The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-28
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
CARS DAMAGED IN COLLISION ATTRACTED MUCH ATTENTION,

They Were Taken to the Grand Avenue
 Repair ShOp-MotOrman Lindstrom
 We'll Known in Fair Haven-It VIII
 Require Some Time to Repair the Cars
 Miss Edith Augur Sang in Presen.a-
 tion of "EIijah "- Other Items of
 Interest.
 The cars which were so badly dam aged in the collision near Short Beach attracted considerable attention as they were brought to the repair shop on Grand avenue after the accident Satur- day night. Motorman Lindstrom, who was killed, is well known here, having been employed by the company many years. He was known as a careful en- ploye. The two vest!ble cars will be much missed at this time on the Bran ford run as the travel is heavy. It will require several weeks to repair the cars.
 Miss Edith Augur of Exchange street is stopping for few weeks at Ocean Grove. Saturday evening she sang at presentation of the oratorio of Elijah" by a chorus of 700 in the Ocean Grove auditorium. Four hun dred of the singers were from New York. The auditorium seats 5000 per- sons.
 The first session of the Sunday school established by the southern board of publication was held yesterday morn ing in the Ferry street church. c. H. Boyer is superintendent of the school. Church services were held at 10:30 and Rev. J. L. A. Sieber was the preacher. Miss Florence Williams of Meriden, | who has been visiting MT. and Mrs. Charles Cutts of Lloyd street, returns | home to-day.
 Fred Northrop of New York, who has been visiting the family of Walter E. | Jacobs of Saltonstall avenue, returned | home yesterday. His sister, Miss Imogene Northrop, will remain a week l longer.
 were deferred at the recent Sunday school picnic of the Grand avenue Bap- tist church owing to bad weather were given on the church lawn Saturday af- ternoon. A number of prizes were awarded.
 Miss Julia Lenehen of New York is visiting her aunt, Mrs, Kate Sullivan of Saltonstall avenue.
 Rev. F. " Stone, accompanied by 1 Thomas G. Hinckley of Springfield, have been enjoying some fine fishing at Otis Lake Mass, the past week. During their trip they secured 200 fish. Frank l. Lestage has purchased lot on Roy avenue, East Haven, and is in- | tending to build new house for his occupancy ere long.
 1 Fred A. Taylor goes to Boston Au- gust having secured a business posi- I tion there. He formerly resided here but now lives in Hartford | Miss Minnie Mallory of Baltimore is visiting her brother, Frank Mallory of l Quinnipiao avenue.
 George Curtis of Grand avenue has gone to Mort Scuituate,. Mass, for va cation. 7 ,,sHT
 Miss Josephine Early of Blatchley avenue is visiting in Boston. William Curley, a clerk in Salisbury's drug store. is spending his vacation 1T Hartfordd.
 l A very narrow escape from deatt occurred at about 1O:S0 o'clock Satur' day morning on Grand avenue, when 6 driver on wagon 75 belonging to Peck & Bishop was thrown out upon his head in front of the Strong school The mer who refused to give his name, was driv' ing along slowly when suddenly tho right forward wheel came off. Int horse started to run, and as he strucl the car track the wagon was swerveC suddenly and the driver was throwl out striking heavily on his head. H. clung to the reins and the horse wa stopped.