The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-29
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
LARGE GATHERING OF CHRIS THAN ENDEAVoRERS TONIGHT.

wiII be Held With Mount Carmel so- cisty-Many Other Items of Social d Personal lntereat.
 The one hundred and sixth meeting of the New Haven Christian Endeavor Union will be held with the Mount Car mel society this evening, and it is ex- pected that many from the local socie- ties will attend. Rev. E. w. Stone, pas tor of the Grand Avenue Baptist church, is president of the union; Miss Mary Griswold, of the Grand Avenue Congregational church, is first vice. president, and representatives from the Fair Haven churches are Herbert J. Lane, Abner N. Mcintyre, William H. Pollard; also H. B. Page. of East Ha- ven. Cars will leave the green for Mount Carmel this evening at 6:3o and o'clock.
 John W. Kessel, clerk in Ezra Healy' s drug store, Grand avenue, leaves next ! 4hlOllQdy Dll ulo sRdtdtiOlls5 POll AAo AS- turn MT. and Mrs. Healy will go to New Paltz, N. +, to visit Mrs. Healy's broth CT, Richard Ritch, and family.
 Fix Alderman c. H. Conway and fam lily are stopping in their cottage at Cosey Beach.
 The following are stopping in A. B. Clinton's cottage at Momauguin: Miss Grace Lowe, MT. and Mrs. McMahon, Miss McMahon, Miss Baldwin and Miss Bradley, of this city, Miss Bishop, of Denver, and Miss Tyrrell, of Westville. Mrs. North is the chaperone for the young ladies. They have named the cottage "Swigswogglum." Some of the party leaves next week and others are to take their places, including Mrs, Frank E. Hull of this place, who goes down for the month of August.
 Mrs. c. R. Cargill, who Is now living at Shirley Mills, Maine, writes that or Monday morning the temperature was only A degrees, She states that there has been but very little warm weather and great deal of rain i'll that section Her health had been poor in the win ter, but is now somewhat improved Mrs. Cargill resided here for many years until the death of her husband but has resided with relatives n Maine over three years The recent foresi fires ragged in the vicinity of Mrs. Car gilrs home and destroyer property near by.
 Miss Carrie M. Chapman, of Houston street, is spending her vacation at Lake Waccabuc. N. J.
 Alexander Ronald, of Woolsey street who has been feeble for several months had a poor spell recently, but is nov somewhat better. His sister, Mrs Johr McGregor, is visiting him. MT. Nc. Gregor has been in poor health of lat at his home in Hartford.
 Miss Flora McNicholl, of New Britain who has visited Mrs. H. I. Barnes. ol Exchange street, has returned to hel { home.
 Several from this place attended tht Mansfield reunion yesterday.
 Another steamer from Nova. Scotis has arrived at the wharf of the Ma, tioIlai Wire corporation With cargo oi Steel billets.
 MT. and Mrs. M. F. Ryder and little daughter Grace, of New York, have been visiting Mrs Orrin Doolittle, Q Quinnipiac avenue. Mrs. Ryder for naerIy resided here and will be remem beyed by her many friends as Miss Lin nie Corsa.
 Beginning to-day the East Chape street drawbridge will be closed twt days; at least the draw will be open t allow the waterway to be dredged ou 5 by the dredging outfit which has beer in use below the bridge for seyera weeks. While the bridge is kept opel trolley cars and teams must go arount via Grand avenue The east span vii be dredged first, and after dredging i done up-river the west span will b tlredged.
 Rev. MT. Roundy will preach at tn Grand Avenue Congregational churcl next Sunday morning
 Two candidates, husband and wife were baptized at the Grand Avenu Baptist church by the pastor, Rev. E w Stone, Sunday evening.
 The fleet of knockabouts enrolled i the Pequot club will be invited to par ticipate in the regatta on the river t be held early in August. If they race special prize will be offered.
 At the State Firemen's convention t be held in Branford on August and Chief Robert Meachen and Assistan Chief D. Burton Brown, of the Anne fire department, will attend as dele gates Edward Ryan, of the Dayto company and Foreman Cooper, of Bea con Hose, will also attend.
 There is considerable agitation anon the members of East Rock lodge, A. ( U. w, over the proposed increase i rates.