The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-31
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
MANY NOTES OF INTEREST HERE
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lor d months stay among TflendS. MfS. Bascom. who has been her guest for the past month, has returned with her.
 The Seaweed club had gathering on Saturday evening at the home of Mark Butterfield on Welcome street in honor Of Walter I. Trench of Chillicothe. O., who is here visiting his friends for a few days. During the evening clam roast was enjoyed and the evening was pleasantly passed in games and song.
 Miss Grace Bristol. who has been spending the past six months in San Francisco. Cal, has reached home.
 Mrs. Boone and daughter, Mrs. Durant. who have been at the Plain- vile Camp grounds since the middle of July. have returned to their home on James street.
 The s. c. Burwell Co of South Front street, have recently received consign- ment of twelve large swordtish which were caught off Block Island. The largr est of the dozen, when dressed, weighed 423 pounds.
 Mrs. G. B. Hotchkiss of 235 Lombard street announces the engagement of her daughter Clara Louise to Nathaniel J. Cable. son os the late Judge Julius c. Cable of this city. The wedding will take place. on Thursday evening. Sep tember 10.
 During the month of August the or gan in the East Pearl street M. E., church has been played by Miss Belle Slater and Earl F. Johnson and the singing was led by the young people of the church. Miss Slater substituted at the Hamden Plains M. E. church yes- terday.
 Mrs. F. Linsley and son Evelyn of Clinton avenue are visiting Mrs. Hol- brook of Everett, Mass.
 c. B. Suuires, jr., of Houston street, who enlisted in the United States navy, left for the Portsmouth navy yard, Nor folk. Va, on Saturday. Letter Carrier R. T. Downer Of sta tion A leaves to-day for his fifteen days vacation anW when he returns he will be assigned the route now covered by W. J. Flynn in Westyille. Carrier Flynn assumes MT. Downer's route to- i day. Horatso N. Shaw of 91 Exchange street, who has been quite i'll, is conva- lescent
 Proprietor C. H. Bush of Our Own Bakery announces that he has laid in a large stock of stationary and school supplies for the fall trade. He is also doing large business in baked goods.
 The Grand castle. Knights of the Golden Eagle, will convene in this city on Labor day and it is expected a, number of nast chiefs of Columbia castle will attend. F. R. Burnham of East Pearl street has been appointed one of the committee on credentials.
 Miss Annie Nelson of Baltimore. who has been visiting her aunt. Mrs. H. c. Wedmore of Lenox street has returned to her home
 On Monday last new letter carrier arrived at the home of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan of Fillmore street. who tipped the scales at twelve pounds. Mrs. Ryan and child are doing finely.
 Mrs Elizabeth H. Russell of Shirland avenue. who has been spending the month of August at NewtoWn. Conn.,, has returned to her home. Timothy Flannery of station A, who has been substituting for Carrier Coo- gan. goes to the main office to-day to substitute for Carrier William Hoffman, who starts on his fifteen days yaca- ton and which will be spent at Atlantic City. N. J.
 Miss Cora Bradley of Madison. who has been visiting Miss Bessie Bronson Of North, Front street. has returned to her home.
 c. E.. James, formerly of this place, now of New Britain, who has been sick with stomach troubles for several months is very much improved and is stopping with his father on Carmel street.
 Miss Helen Orem, who has been visit ing Mrs. C. K. Wedmore of Quinnipiac avenue. has returned to her home in Baltimore. Md. 7 Letter Carriers Kennedy and Coogan of station A return to-day after enjoy ing their fifteen days vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter s. Bishop of Grand avenue, who have been spending the month of August in Brattleboro, Vt, have returned to their home.
 H. J. Weber, who formerly kept a grocery at the corner of Poplar and Clay streets, has purchased the Barrett Farms in Branford. Mi. Weber's pur- chase is situated just beyond Lake Sal- tonstall at the top of the Branford hill. He has already taken possession,
 Mrs. Walter Lewis and daughters Dorothy and Mildred of Hartford are the guests of Mrs. Henry I. Barnes of Exchange street. ss7, Mrs. J. N.s Dadnan and daughter Ethel of Houston street are in Guilford for short stay: 'tt
 Mrs. George H. Oaks and children together with Miss Lizzie McLarren of Gloucester, Mass, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. s. c. Burwell of Blatchley avenue. Miss McLarren. who is book keeper for the American Halibut com- pany of Gloucester, leaves to-day while Mrs. Oaks and family will stay another week. -s"-se .'-'
 MT. and Mrs. A. E. Porter,of Blatch- ley avenue have returned from their vacation spent in the Berkshires.
 Despite the disagreeable weather of yesterday many got out to church ser- vices. Excellent sermons were listened to by the substitutes as follows: H. J. Lone at the Grand avenue Baptist church. Rev. R. T. Newlands at the Grand avenue Congregational, and