The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-02
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
REV. MR. FARREN AT PILGRIM
 CHURCH NEXT SUNDAY.

Bremen or for southIDgton To-day Drum Corps Plays To-morroyy in
 BrIdgeport-Fair Haven and the Bris-
 toI Home Week-Sociai and Personal. Rev. Merritt A. Farren. formerly uf
 Fair Haven. will preach in Pilgrim church at the morning service, for the first and second Sundays in September
 Next Sunday the communion service will be celebrated. Mir. Farren will also have charge of the Friday evening pray CT meeting. He has been for seve: Il years pastor of the Congregational church at Lyndon, Vt, and resigned his
 charge a few weeks ago. His many friends will be glad to hear him preach
 and all will be welcome at the church. Ezra Healy of Exchange street. the
 Grand avenue druggist, and wife, will leave next Tuesday for New Platz. N. Y. for a vacation trip. Miss Bertha
 Roosa of Assuming, N. T.. is visiting
 Adr. and Mrs. Healy. for a week. The Quinnipiac Hook and Ladder Co., and Dayton Hook and Ladder O., and
 Beacon Hose Co. leave to-day for Southington to participate in the fire
 mems tournament. The Quinnipiacs will be accompanied by their drum
 corps. The company will go to Union depot in a special car. and a special
 this section. The return from South ington will be made at 7:45 p. m. The visitors will participate in the parade and very enjoyable time is expected. Old Home Week celebration at Bris- tol was attended on Monday by the two catons of Odd Fellows from this city. Those iron, Fair Haven attending in-
 cluded Colonel F. D. Brett, John Hare
 and Conrad Hine. About seventy five from this city attended with the Second regiment band. .. .s.4 s..r, s..,. The drum corps of Quinnipiac Hook
 and Ladder company has been engaged by the Hishwood fire department for the parade in Bridgeport Thursday. Mrs. Charles Crook and children of
 Pierpont street are visiting the family
 Of MT. Crooks brother in Centerville. They will be away about ten days. f Mrs. Walter Potter of Perkins street left on Saturday for Keene, N. H., hav- ing been called away by the critical ill.,
 ness of her father, William Chever, who died before her arrival. She will remain several days at Keene.
 Mrs. Henry Johnson of West Haven is visiting .Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Beck
 stein of Perkins street. T. G. w. Jefferson of the Jefferson & Co.,, who was threatened with .pneumo- mia and quite i'll for three weeks. was at his Grand avenue store yesterday. He hopes to be able to attend to busi-
 ness as usual. His friends are glad to see him out again. .i. The lawn party of the St. Francis
 church given on the lawn of the convent
 on Ferry street by the ladies of the par ish, intended to begin Monday evening, was postponed owing to the weather, until last evening. | | Mrs. Samuel Grin is visiting her par ents in suffield . ..
 l Mrs. Kennedy and daughter of Nor wich are visiting her sister, Mrs. c. w.
 Kanahan of, Pine. street 4,.
 The schooner Silver LeaS has dis charged cargo of plaster at the wharf of the Adanant company and is nearly
 ready to sail , sz ~e The Quinnipiac Brick company has
 burned four kilns of brick this season,
 amounting to about 100000. Another
 kiln will be burned as soon as it can be prepared.
 The Y. P. s. c. E. of the Grand ave-
 nue Congregational church, will enter
 tain the society from the Congregations
 al church of Branford this evening, it being return visit. The visitors will enjoy straw ride. .~