The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-30
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
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Fsrewsii Reception for Hiss Hattie Dsnafson :. solemn Requiem Mass Celebrated at st. Franoia' church Tor. Pops Lea.

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 The Y. F. $. c. E. of the Grand Ave nue Congregational church gave a fare- well reception for Miss Hattie Denni-, son, of Clinton avenue, Tuesday, The reception was held in the church par 1ors from to 10 o'clock in the evening, about two hundred attending. It was a very pleasant affair. Miss Dennison received a gift of diamond ring from the Y. P. s. c. E. through committee consisting of MT. and Mrs. John Hano- yer, MT and Mrs. Abner Mcintyre, Mrs. Gertrude Lane. Miss Idella Howard and Miss Ellie Scranton. Last Saturday evening she was the recipient of $50 m gold from the church, collected by Rev. MT. Roundy, Miss Minnie Goodsen, Miss Alice Pond, Miss Grace Camp and Mrs. Bliss. Owing to the death of Miss Dennison's father, Charles c. Dennison, a few months ago, she, with her moth er,5 will remove to the home of her sis ter, Mrs. Wright, leaving here next Monday for Barberton, Ohio. Miss Dem risont has been an active worker in the Congregational church and societies of the church. Her excellent taste has been frequently shown in the church decorations, in which she was very sic- cessful. As an expression of apprecia- tion the above gifts were presented. Miss Dennison's many friends will re- gret that herself and mother are to leave Fair Haven.
 According to a previous notice, the draw of the East Chapel street draw bridge was left open at o'clock yester- day morning and the steam dredger be- gan dredging on the east side of the draw pier. At 8 o'clock the Branford, Lighthouse and Momauguin cars began running to the center of the city via Ferry street and Grand avenue. It is hoped that the deepening of the chan sslel under the bridge will be completed te-day There was some delay at the Quinnipiac drawbridge yesterday, as 1t took "a long time to turn the draw ow- ing to recent accident. A new cast trig is expected to arrive soon and then the trouble will be remedied.
 Two large swordfish were on exhibi- tion at BurWell conpany's market yes terday.
 E. D. Jeffers, who has been singing at Hhe First Baptist church, will sing at St. James church during the month of August.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles MalIoy have re- turned from their wedding tour and have begun housekeeping at 167 Graf ton street. They have been to the Thou sand Islands, New York and Boston. MT. Ma1loy is a day clerk at Station A and he will resume his duties there at once.
 Contractors are figuring on estimates for a new church to be built by the Household of Faith The society re- gently bought the lot on Grand avenue adjoining the rectory of St. James church. . os
 A solemn requiem high mass was cell ebrated at St. Francis church yester- day morning at o'clock for the late Pope Leo. There was large attend ance.
 A trick rider gave exhibitions on a unicycle on Grand avenue yesterday ,af- ternoon. He was advertising mercan- tile house. A
 Letters uncalled for at Station A are addressed gto Miss Louise Munse, Mrs. McAnerny, w Robbins Clinton TaY- Tor, Guy Wooding and Eugene Willing ton.
 A largely attended meeting of Colunl- bia castle, K. G. E., was held Tuesday evening. The callers included the grand high priest of the order. Three candi- dates received the first degree, eleven the second degree, and several applica- tions for membership in the castle were received. sssn-t {. Z
 Several members of the local Y. F. s. e. F. went to Mount Carmel last even- Ing to attend the meeting of the New Haven union. .;.
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