The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-12
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS
ITEMS OF INTEREST HERE AND
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ITEMS OF INTEREST HERE AND
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 Death of William Thateher-The Mys-
 erIous Visit of Young People to Doc
 tors Omce-sSOOOO Improvement on
 Machine shop-Mr. Doane of North
 Haven to Preach at Grand Avenue
 ConRreeatronaI Church-OtheF News.
 This summer a large number of sou venir postal cards have been mailed at station 4 sent in most cases to rel atives and friends out of town. There 1 have also been large number received here. The mailing of these cards has required the purchase of many one cent stamps.
 Many people went down to Morris Cove in tke electric cars last evening to see the yachts of the New York Yacht club. There were also goOdly numbers who went down the harbor in power boats. The big fleet made a fine appearance.
 William Thatcher died at his home. i 142 Chatham street, Thursday evening from the effects of a cancer which had eaten away a large portion of his 1 tongue He had been ill several months and had suffered greatly during his sickness. He was native of England, was seventy years of age and had lived here many years. Mr. Thatcher leaves widow and 0 daughter, Mrs. Dunkley, and q brother, Charles F. Thatcher the milk dealer. He was a member of the East Pearl street NJ. R. church and the pastor, Rev. D. c. Tullar, will off1ciato at the funeral to be held from the house this afternoon at 4 o'clock and internlent will be in the Fair Haven cemetery.
 The visit of several young people to the offices of a number of Fair Haven physicians at o'clock Tuesday morn ing has occasioned considerable com ment in the neighb6rhood, as an air of mystery surrounds the affair. Five | young men called at the office of Dr. Crane on Grand avenue and one of them stated that the two young women with tkem had been badly injured. AS Dr. Crane Is a dentist he told them to call on some physician and they went to two offices but the doctors were away on vacations. Whether they se- cured medical treatment or not could not be learned. One of the women was apparently unconscious. Some people are of the opinion that it was a case of too much liquor.
 The improvements at the machine shop of the Consolidated Railway com- pany on Blatchley avenue will cast over $3O,O0O A second story is to be added to the shop to afford room for in- stalling new machinery for repair work
 The surprise party rendered to Will, liam Landon at his home, PAT Poplar street, Thursday evening. was largely attended and was a very pleasant af- | fair.
 Religious services will be held in the Sunday school ro5m of the East Pearl street church for. the remainder of the month, owing to the repairs which are being made to the audience room.
 Dr. John Sullivan has gone to Miller ton, N. Y, to join his family who are away on their vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. H. M. Shannon of Quin- nipiac avenue are entertaining Mir. and Mrs. seeley of Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
 John Hurd has returned from his Block Island trip.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Booth of Hart ford have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. H, J. Barnes of Exchange street.
 Julia A. Archibald has sold to Dan- iel P Twiney a lot fronting 35 feet on Farren avenue; and to James P. Cylne 32 foot lot on the same avenue. | George H. Chipman has sold to AL bert Storer a lot fronting 52 feet on Bright street.
 l Martin w. Manivan has sold to Pat rick Loughlin lot with frontage of 37 feet on James street
 | The funeral of Julia, wife of Alfred Bridge, will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at her home on Perkins street and Rev. E. C. Tullar will off, ciate
 Mrs. Lucy Siebert of East Chapel street is entertaining her sister-in-law, Mrs Harry A. Clark of Wells River, Vt.
 | Rev. MT. Doane of North Haven will preach at the Grand avenue Congrega- tiona1 church Sunday morning. Rev. c. c. Smith will preach as usual at the Grand avenue Baptist church both morning and evening, and Rev, E. c. Tullar will officiate at the East Pearl l AH TN IL,