The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-31
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS
RESIDENTS COMPLAINING OF
 THE WEATHER.


 Been About as Unpleasant as He Can
 Remember Trolley Repairs Being
 AIade-BIondin--Gra Wedding
 With the VacatiOnists.
 The weather yesterday was regarded as about as bad as could be imagined for late August. It was the very gem eraI conclusion that August was going out under conditions which have made lit a very unpleasant month, for the most part. These late rains, while help ing to make up a deficiency in rainfall for the year, are regarded as not. so helpful to the crops as they might have been had they come in the season of early drouth While it is all foolish ness to find fault with the weather, said well known resident last even- ing, ''yet I must say that August has been about as unpleasant an August as I ever remember. So many rainy, cloudy and cool days this month, have disappointed a great many people. It has been bad for trade and sadly in- terferred with the plans of a great many people, most of whom take their vacation in August. But the weather has its compensations. and we may have a very pleasant September to make up for it." =.
 The result of the welding together of the rails on the trolley line in Grand avenue, west of the power house, work on which is just completed, will be watched with interest by the manage ment, as it is an experiment. It is claimed that this plan will afford facil- tiles for transmission of ten times the amount of electricity as by the bonding of the rails with wires, which has been in use all over the system. It Is un- derstood the expense of the welding in Il the avenue amounts to about $2,000. The welding Is done by pouring molten lmetal around the joints, making prac- tieally a continuous rail.
 W. S. Welton and family of Pierpont lstreet are expected back from their summer home at Cheshire early in Sep. ltember. They have been away since May Mir. Welton has gone back ant forth between Cheshire and the city each day, attending to his business du. Ities as usual. ...
 Rev. and Mrs. John M. Wells of Mon ltowese have returned from Long Is. land. Last Sunday morning there wa an exchange of pulpits between Rev MT. Wells and Rev. F. B. Doane of tn, North Haven Congregational church. | Beginning next Sunday the regular hour for evening service at the Gran( avenue Baptist church will be resumed I-7:30 o'clock.
 The new steam heat equipment fol Eheating the East Pearl street churcl has been completed. Steam was turnet i in the pipes Tuesday and the job wa pronounced satisfactory. The cost 0 the new equipment, which takes tn, place of the old pipes in use for abou thirty years, was S520.
 Miss Kittie Corbett has returned iron Atlantic City.
 | John Howard, who has visited at hi old home in Saltonstall avenue has re turned to Cincinnati.
 Mrs F. J. Mulhearn of Saltonstal avenue has gone to Staten Island for
 stay of a month.
 Rev. E. C., Tullar is entertaining Pro- F. S. Goodrich of Albion, Mich. *.
 People who arose early yesterda, morning to see the eclipse of the SUI were disappointed as the great lumin ary was obscured by clouds.
 Miss Angela, daughter of MT. am Mrs. Peter Blondin of Dover stree and Leander Grady of New York wer married at St Francis church yester day at a. n1., Rev. P. M. Kennedy of lhciating. Miss Rose Blondin wa bridesmaid and William Blatchley tn
 best man. At the home of the bride reception followed the ceremony. Tn
 bride is graduate of Hillhouse l1ig school, and of the state normal schoC land has taught in the New Have