The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-04
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS oFNEFs FRoMCHURCHES,
 LODGES AND SOCIETY.

Rev. Frederic B. Richards, of New York,
 to Preach in Grand Avenue Church.
 Fort Hale Lodge to Meet This Evening
 People Roturniag from Vacations, The Rev. Frederick B. Richards of
 the Fourth street Presbyterian church, New York. will preach at the Grand
 avenue Congregational church next
 Sunday. Communion will be served at the morning service. ... The Rev. D. W. Stone and family
 have returned from their vacation. MT. Stone will preach as usual at the Grand avenue Baptist church next Sunday. Miss Florence E. Smith of New York and Nelson L. Samson of that city has
 been spending the past week with Miss Smiths mother. The short vacation was much enjoyed despite the disagree able weather.
 c. D. Manwaring of East Pearl street has returned from a vacation trip to
 Long Island.
 Thomas H. Connolly has purchased of Louise B. Sanford lot 26 by 110 feet on Saltonstall avenue.
 Another sale is that of Edward L. Cranniss. ct al. to George A. Isbell,
 The lot is located at Quinnipiac avenue and Clifton street. A recent sale on Chatham street is
 O. g. lot S6x152 feet; the transfer, was
 made by Andrew Moorhead to William Knox.
 On Wednesday evening the Christian
 Endeavor society of the Branford Con- gregational church paid visit to the ] c. E. society of the Grand avenue Con-
 gregational church. The callers came
 on straw ride which they enjoyed very
 much. The visitors were cordially re- ceiyed by the members of the local so- ciety in the church parlors, where a fine entertainment had been prepared for the callers. A fine musical programme was rendered. games were played and refreshments served. The. callers ex- pressed themselves as highly pleased with the cordial welcome extended.
 This was a return call for visit made to the Brarford society a few weeks ago, .@- ..+H The summer residents at Morris Cove,
 Cosey Beach and other nearby shore re-
 sorts have thinned out very percepti-
 bly during the past week.
 | c. Ber.ram French and wife are yis- iting MT. French's parents, MT. and
 Mrs. c. c. French of Shelter street.
 Mir. and Mrs. French have been on a
 trip to Niagara Falls and stopped over
 here for few days stay. 'f'~. Fort Hale lodge. N. E. Q. P. will
 meet this evening at the lodge room on
 Grand avenue. The fine weather of yesterday was
 greatly appreciated for a change, It.
 was especially welcome to people at
 the shore. where there have been so
 many unpleasant days during the sum mer. <. ;1 ' E l. j.: # ... l..- Ess#g ..s ..s' I \ |. Miss Carrie M. Chapman, the kinder garten teacher of Ferry street. is at ,Cosey Beach for few days and will open her school next week. Miss Chap man returned few days ago from Lake Wacabuc, after a pleasant stay Of seven weeks. ,.ss. .,s ,.-,%
 The interior of station A has been re- painted. which adds greatly. to it's ap- pearance. .t%.Es -t',. 4 lawn party given by the; ladies of St. Francis church at the convent grounds on Ferry street Wednesday, evening proved quite successful. There was a large attendance and fine en- tertainment was given. ;- I
 A. Bassermann is to have three- family house built just east of his store at Grand avenue and Ferry street. It 1 will be built into three flats. Ground l for the new house was broken yester- day. 65.s'