The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-02
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
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Unclaimed Letters-MusicnI at St. Am
 drew's M. B. Church-G. A. R. Vet
 erans Extend Their ThanIs-A Gen.
 tlemen's Supper-TroIley Tracks Be-
 ing Repaired-Return of Fishing Party-Fraternal Notes.
 Mrs Futile of Orchard street enter tained a party of Fair Haven ladies at her shore cottage "Oak Hurst" Short Beach. on Tuesday. During the after moon whist was played, Mrs. Perkins taking the first prize, cut glass tum- blers Mrs. Pollock, second prize. Cavi- land bread and butter plates, and Mrs. Eagny, consolation prize a French China plate. Among the party were Mrs. J. E. Cook and daughter of Hughesville, Pa, Mrs. P. B. Futile, Mrs. D. R. Pollock, Mrs. W. A. Nc Guingan, Mrs. G. T. Perkins, Mrs. c. o. Bowers. Mrs. J. B. Chandler, Mrs. J. F. Eagny, Mrs. I. M. Saunders, Mrs. R. F. Lines, Mrs. c. J. Gilbert and Mrs. W. Scholl.
 l Unclaimed letters at station A May 31 are MT. Sam Merwin, Master James Patterson, Miss Caroline M. Pelgram. l Last evening Crawford council, R. A. M. held it's regular monthly meeting which was followed by banquet. A large number attended and greatly en- joyed themselves as this was the last evening before vacation.
 The steamer Emily Mansfield has re- turned from Providence, R. L, where 1 it has been working on the oyster beds the past winter.
 A musicale will be given in the St. Andrews M. F. church (Grannis' Cor ner) this evening. A fine programme has been prepared; among those to take part being Miss Mary l.. Haley Miss J. Futile, F. Smith, Miss F. Cummings, H. Pierce, and Mrs. E. Platt. Harry H. Whitaker will be the accompanist of the evening. The Junior Glee club will also give a selection. This concert is given under the auspices of the Junior Epworth league of St. Andrews church.
 The G. A. R. veterans of Fair Haven wish to extend thanks to the Ladies G. A. R. and Relief corps for taking charge of the work of arranging the flowers on Decoration day and to the ILancraet Drum corps, who gave their services free of charge. The veterans are also grateful to the churches and residents of this section who sent flow CTS.
 Albert Keister of SS2 Quinnipiac ave- nue had a violent fall from bicycle Tuesday night just in front of Quinni- niac school His machine struck a stick which caught in the front wheel, turning it aside so quickly that the rider was thrown over the handle bars. The fall rendered him unconscious and The received several cuts about the head He was not seriously injured, however and was at work as usual yesterday.
 The gentlemen of Hiram Camp divi- sion. s. Of T., will give one of their famous suppers at their hall, SS Grand avenue, this evening. After supper a debate will be held on the question Re solved, That the Indian has been treat led without respect"
 The Fair Haven and Westville rail road has a force of 125 men repairing the tracks on Quinnipiac avenue yes Iterday replacing new ties for old ones land raising the tracks a trifie.
 Mrs. ]. T. Hillhouse is visiting hei daughterf Mrs. William Bartlett oi Brooklyn, N. Y.
 The party of men who left here Sat urday on the naphtha launch Dynisaris lhave returned. The men had gone as far as Mantle where they pitched theii tents on Saturday night. More fish was Icaught than they could carry home, SC lthey say, their being obliged to leave fifty pounds of blackfish behind. In tht J party were Captain John Hines, James Coleman, John Shea, James Finerty John Norton, Robert Allen, and Car Anderson.
 Rev. Alexander F. Irvine will addres! the Christian Endeavor union rally which will be held at the Woodbridgt Congregational church Wednesday eve ming at 7:45.
 The ladies of the Peoples church art arranging for a strawberry social to b' given on Friday evening of this weel at Bushnell hall. All the friends of thu church are invited to attend.
 Miss Stella Tryon, the organist of tn Peoples church, is enjoying a vacation at the exposition in St. Louis. She wil spend the summer in Iowa and return to New Haven September 1.
 A big strawberry festival was givei at the Congregational church last night Despite the stormy weather there was ;