The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-12-03
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
MANY NOTES OF INTEREST HERE
AND THERE.
Meeting Of Empire whist ciab-Denth
of Mrs.. Charles a. wrisby : Repairs on
PIsr'm hnrch Nearly ,san, risssd.

meeting OF Em ptfes Whtst Ctup-Dentn
of MRS. charles A. Wrisby = II epairs on
Pilgrim hnrch Nearly Sem ,istsd.
Mrs L. M. Hartman of SS East Pearl
street entertained the Empire Whist
club on Tuesday. The prizes were won
as follows: First prize. Mrs. Temp
kins; second prize, Mrs. Saunders;
BOBBY, Mrs. Lines. A Jolly time was
enjoyed by all attending.
This evening at $3.50 the Parish Aid
society Of Grace P. e. church will serve
its second supper Of the season in the
parish house, Exchange street. Il. :.
Margaret Hayes, wife Of Charles A.
Wrisley of East Haven. died Tuesday
evening. The funeral services will be
held from her late residence at 2 o'clock
Saturday afternoon.
The East Pearl street M. e. church
closed a successful three nights fair in
Polar Star hall last night, which CONF
manded large crowds each evening and
splendid time was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Richard Garyey Of Ferry street
is seriously i'll with pneumonia
The repairs which are being made on
Pilgrim church and parsonage are
nearly completed. A new furnace has
been installed in the parsonage and it
has been thoroughly soverhauled and
made. ready for occupancy. The steeple
of the church has been reshinged and
retinned, but the weather yane will
not be repaired until next spring, as
it would be almost impossible to erect
a scaffolding at this season of the
year.
John Donlan of New York city, for
merly assistant superintendent of the
New Haven Street Railway, is In town
for a few days. Mr.. Donlan went from
here to serve the Metropolitan Street
Railway and later connected himself
with the Richmond Beach property, a
beautiful park on Staten Island, of
which he Is now superintendent.
Quinnipiac conclave, Improved Order
Heptasophs, will have large number
of candidates for the class initiation on
December II. Many of the applicants
have been passed favorably upon and
it looks as though Quinnipiac will not
be outdone.
Mrs. Jennie Woodhouse of Grand ave-
nue. has returned home after three
weeks absence with friends in the
country. "a
i DR.. L. T. Doolittle, who has recently
opened dental parlors at 1O3 Grand ave-
nue., has leased the house at 81 Pierpont
street and will move his family from
Whalley avenue next week.
The lady friends of the members of
Quinnipiac Hose and Hook and Ladder
company are preparing for the whist
to be held on Friday evening at the
engine house. Some handsome articles
have been selected to be awarded as
prizes and large attendance is looked
for.
William O'Brien of Wolcott street,
who left here last week for Denver, has
written from Chicago that he is visit
ing with John King of this city, who
happens to be in Chicago on business
just now.
A farewell reception will be rendered
Rev. and Mrs. j. FL. Jackson this even
ing in the town hall, East Haven, from
5 to 10 o'clock.
Willis B. Hemingway of this place
died in Montowese yesterday, aged
eighty-three years. For many years he
was proprietor Of a fat rendering es-
tablishment and made fortune. He
was a man Of high character and re-
spected by all who knew him.