The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-03
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
REY. GEORGE 4. FERRIS AT THE
 PEOPLES CHURCH.
The Late Walter B. Newgeon-Hose
 Companies to Parade in sou,hing-
 ton-Personai Items. ..<.

u1puhteb kt N-- ten-PersonaI Items. | At the Peoples church. corner of Fer ry street and MiddIetown avenue, yes- terday afternoon at o'clock the ser- mon was by Rev. George H. Ferris. of Calvary Baptist church. Walter B. Newgeon, whose death oc- cured at Colorado Springs Thursday formerly resided here and for several years was; in the livery business. selling out to MT. Coe. Afterwards he was a clerk in the New Haven freight office of the Consolidated road. He was twenty eight years old and leaves widow and two children. His wife is daughter of the late MT. and Mrs, William s.
 Johnson. His mother Is Mrs. Jennie Robinson, of Exchange street. MT.
 Robinson left yesterday for Colorado Springs. The deceased left here two
 years ago for Colorado for the benefit of his health.
 George Wallace, ex-president of the board of aldermen, of Wolcott street, and family are at their cottage at Cosey Beach.
 Mrs. s. ]. Latta, of 79 Pine street, has gone to West Nicholson, Pa, visiting friends in Jersey City en route. She
 will visit in Pennsylvania MT and Mrs.
 Harry Smith and Mrs. William Hub
 bard, all formerly of this place. Her children, Ruth and Robert, accompanied
 Mrs. Hubbard on her return home a few weeks ago.
 Eldon Gridley, who has visited his
 aunt, Mrs. M. J. Barnes, of 50 Houston
 street, returned to Brooklyn, IN. r. yes l terday.
 It is an unusual sight to see two
 ocean tramp steamers side by side in
 the port of New Haven. There was
 such a sight at the wharves of the Ma
 tional Wire corporation on Saturday.
 One steamer from Nova Scotia with
 steel billets had discharged and another
 cargo arrived during the day, the steamer inooring just outside of the first
 ship The steamer first to arrive sailed
 on Saturday for her return voyage.
 Mir and Mrs. Henry G. Darrow, of GA
 Houston street, have been entertaining their niece. Miss Gertrude Russell, of Bridgeport.
 John w Lonigan, of Lenox street,
 and wife have been at Bantam Lake.
 Mrs. Lonigan will remain short while longer.
 Maurice J. Cain. the popular and
 faithful letter carrier, of 1855 Lombard
 street, is taking q fifteen days vaca- ton.
 Ms. U. c. Waters, of Wolcott street, has been visiting Mrs. George E. Bas-
 sett. of Clintonvilie.
 Miss Clara M. Haskell, of East Ha- ven, the organist of the Congregational lfchnrch, is away on a trip in northern l New England. The position of organist
 Is being filled for the present by LeRoy P. Kirkharl.
 Rev. and Mrs. D. J. Clark, of East Haven, have taken cottage for the
 season at Morris Cove. Members of the Sunlight ar Praying l band sof this city will conduct a service at the Mothers meeting tomorrow eye- ming in the w. c. T. U. rooms on Grand l avenue
 At the Grand Avenue Baptist church I yesterday morning the pulpit was sup l piled by Rev. A. o. Abbott, who preach- ed on Christian Character. There l vas no evening SerVlce. I As previously stated, Beacon Hose
 company No. and J. J. Dayton Hook | and Ladder company No. 1, of the An l mex, will participate in the field day fes- I tivities and firemen's tournament of the
 Southington fire department on Septenn-
 Der ?. It is expected that the families 1 and many friends of the fireinen will go l LID on the special train . I Miss Mary J. Granniss and Miss Ella 1 M. Granniss, of Fairmont avenue, have
 returned from Shepard's Point, Short l Beach.
 E. w. Sperry, of 1855 Lombard street,
 has returned from St. Croix, D.. w. |, l where he visited his sister, Mrs. N. E.
 Perkins.
 Dr. and Mrs. E. Otis Hovey, formerly
 of Fair Haven, will leave in a few days
 for Vienna, Austria. During his ab-
 sence Dr. Hovey will give series of
 lectures on The Destruction of Martin l ique.'' 4 l Miss Mae Casey, of Blatchley avenue,
 is visiting her sister Mrs. E. A. Riley, I in Boston.
 I MT. and Mrs. Edwin M. Seeley and l two children, of Blatchley avenue, are l visiting relatives in Keene, N. H., for a l few weeks. ij&& :! l Mrs. William Gage, formerly of this place, is visiting here. She is on her I way to Warren, R. l., where her hus- band has just secured good position. He was formerly chief engineer of the
 old New Haven Street railway and for three years has held position in Meri- 1 den. x l Mrs. William Burwell and child, of Cohassett, Mass, is visiting her sister,
 Mrs. Willis Wiser, of Exchange street.
 She formerly resided here and this is her first visit in seven years. IT I Mrs. H. V. Santry, of Lloyd street, 1 has returned from visit with her pa- l rents in Philadelphia. A & Mrs Charles c. Dennison and her
 daughter, Miss Hattie Dennison, leave I this morning for Ohio, where they will make their home. Their many friends will regret that they are to remove l from Fair Haven. l