The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-31
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
TALLY-HO TIPPED OYER BUT OCCUPANTS ESCAPED HARM.

The Memorial Day Parade-Western Union's Sub statiOn-Ladies' Aid So- ciety-June wedding-Grand Avenue Church Ladies-s1st Birthday.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Grand Avenue Congregational church will give a birthday party in the Sunday school room tomorrow evening for the benefit of the carpet fund. Invitations have been distributed as extensively as possible. All persons who have not been reached in this way will find in- vitations and bags at their door on that evening. Preparations have been ! made for unique and pleasant enter tainment, varied and amusing in char acter and with music. The society cheerfully extends an invitation to all. Those ladies who have promised cake will kindly bring it to the church any time after D. m. on Wednesday. < Mrs. Mary E. Russell of Fair Haven Heights celebrated her eighty-first birthday on Saturday, May 2S, at her home. Her guests were her sister, Mrs. Warren; her niece, Mrs. Archibald of Brockton, Mass, and her granddaugh- ters, the Misses Jessie and Marjory Ricketts. She received several tributes of their affection. Mrs. Russell resides with MT. and Mrs. Edward Rowe. H4 AeI, of 554 Ferry street rented J. L. Nesbit's large tally-ho coach intending to take a lrive around the city with party of Friends he was entertaining from New York city. While crossing the railroad bridge on Ferry street the horses be- came frightened by a passing train and Bhied in such manner as to break the pole, tip over the tally-ho, and throw Ehe occupants out. Fortunately none of Inc party were seriously injured, but he tally-ho was wreck.
 Mir. and Mrs. Stanley Dickinson of Woodbridge, who have been the guests If MT. and Mrs. H. J. Foote of Atwater itreet over Sunday and Decoration day, Returned to their home last evening. l About dozen members of the Quin- NdIlOG c1QD lOOh d SpllI lO 1NOILu Haven yesterday morning.
 The usual Memorial day parade took ilace yesterday morning about il fcIock. Many Of the school children hrried the flowers from Polar Star hall harching across the bridge and back 5 the cemetery headed by Lancraft erum corps, the Humphrey street Boys Brigade, and members of the Grand #rmy. At the cemetery Rev. E. c. Tul- sr made an excellent address, after ahioh the graves of the dead soldiers Here again decorated.
 &The letter carriers of station A ap- pared in new uniforms yesterday con- asting of a neat blouse and a head bar of lightweight gray with patent ather band. But one delivery was ade yesterday, the station closing at bon.
 The Western Union Telegraph com Any has again established a sub-sta- bn for Fai rHaven, which is located
 s. L. Salisbury's drug store, No. rand avenue. For forty years the Inpany employed an operator who ks stationed in the old postoffice Hiding, but abolished 1t a few years 10. The business men of this section 1e delighted in again having this great alvenience.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Grand
 enue Congregational church will give
 birthday party in the Sunday school
 hm tomorrow evening for the bene-
 of the carpet fund. All their friends
 cordially invited to attend, thereby
 turing the affairs success.
 Eugene Jeffers of Exchange street
 Sves to-day for Philadelphia, Where
 is to manage the musical depart
 Int of John Wanamaker's big store.
 enh of the June weddings at St.
 encis' church will be that of Miss
 Try Hayes of 12 Alton street to John
 Cam.