The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-08-15
LATEST FAIR RAVEN MEMS.
FUNERAL OF THE LATE ESTHER
r. MORSE.

Large Number OF People Fishing for
Snapper BIues-BIues' Ball Team
Win Double Header-Heptasophs to
Have Watermelon Cut-A Rainbow
Lawn Party.
The funeral Of the late Esther r.
Morse, wife of Francis o. Hutehings,
was held from her late home, $50 ouin-
piao avenue Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock. Mrs. Hutehings, who was TWEEN
ty-nine years Of age. had been a suffer-
er of pulmonary troubles for some
years, her death being caused on Friday
by a hernorrhage. she leaves besides q
husband two small children.
George P. Rolf has bought the stable
at 100 Grand avenue of the estate Of
the late George n. coe, and after Sep
TENDER viii conduct a livery and sale.
stable.
camango bridge at Middletown ave-
nue. is lined every day with men and
boys angling after the snapper blues
which are now running in large num-
bers. Other points along the Quinnipiac
are frequented by the fishermen, but
the MiddletoWn avenue bridge is the
most popular. Big catches are made
daily and it is reported that one man
caught forty-eight in about four hours
on last Thursday.
The Blues base ball tea mwon a
double header on the Strong school
grounds. Chatham street, Saturday af-
ter1loon. The first game with the Tigers
resulted in a score Of "a to 10, while the
second game with the Nonparieps won
won by the score OF Z to 4.
After the regular meeting of Qufnni-
Ipiac conclave. Improved Order Hepta-
sophs, TO be held tonight In A o. u.
w. hall, a water melon cut viii be en-
joyed by all attending. This conclave is
working hard to secure members for a
class Initiation to be held In Novem-
Der, and applications are coming In at
every meeting. The work of the degree
team Is progressing favorably, and il is
expected will work the degrees early In
the coming season.
Walter Trench. Yale '02. of Chilli
cother, OF, are visiting friends and rel
Iatives in New Haven ana surrounding
toWnss AT present he is stopping In
Fair Haven East.
Again on Saturday the Lexington
II a a
Imere Tennis club on their grounds on
Atwater street, corner Chatham
Miss Amelia e. Wood. daughter Of
DR.. q. c. Wood Of sorners. Conn, Is
Visiting her cousin, Mrs. g. NJ. Hyde
Ijr.. Of Farren avenue.
4 The Rivals defeated the East Sides
saturday afternoon on olds' lot, score
S to 5. The game was full Of excitement
land was d well played contest.
i The Misses Margaret and Gertrude
Doyle Of 42o Ferry street are on a two
weeks visit in Boston.
The social committee Of the Epwortfl
league Of st. Andrews Nj. Il. church
lhave arranged to hold a rainbow lawn
lparty and social at the home of Miss
l0live Woodward, 1928 Townsend ave-
lnue on Tuesday evening, August is. A
lshort programme will be given, after
which there will be fishing pond fol
1.-THE children Ice cream will be served
Thy young ladies blessed in all coiors
Iof the rainbow. = The affair Is open
for members and friends to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs Leverett p. Clark Of AL
water street will attend the &. As. n. en-
lcampmert at Boston this week.
Harvey and Louis Davis have return
led from a two weeks trip to the
worlds fair.
r. M. Crawford Of East Pearl street
lwho has been i'll with dysentery for
Iabout a week Is reported as recovering.
i Mrs, Ida M, Clark Of Chatham street
has returned from her vacation and
took her place IN the quartette choir 81
1.-THE East Pearl street NJ. 2. church yes
Eterday.
Rev, I. A. Sheath and family Of Per-
lkins street are spending the rest Of the
present month at Columbia, Pa.
/ Work has been resumed at the Ready
bits corporation plant.
4 Mrs. J. +. Baker Of Providence IS the
guest Of. Mr.. and Mrs. 2. II. Gavitt 81
TAI Chatham street.
j At the parsonage Of the East Pear
tstreet NJ. q. church, 100 East Pear
#Istreet, Sunday afternoon, Miss Sarah
tLayhen and Herman Yandersee were
married by the Rev r. G. TuiIar Mr.
land Mrs. Vandesee will reside on or.
Iange street. this city.
Mrs. r. r. Ellis Of Exchange street
has returned from a six weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Robert Dunlof
lat Allentown Pa. Mrs. Dunlop return.
led with her for a two weeks stay.
ITO CONSIDER RAILROADS.. PETIT
TONS.
Board of Aldermen to Hold Special SEES.