The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-07
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL ORG4NIZA-
 FION ON SUNDAY.

Overflow at St. Francis School Necessi-
 tates New sehoOI-TrOIley Car Col
 Hides With Milk wagOn-Items of
 Personal Interest.
 At the meeting to be held next Sun day for the purpose of organizing Sunday school in the Ferry street church. A. N. Mcintyre, superintend- ent of the school of the Grand Avenue Congregational church, will preside. The new school will be conducted under the auspices of this church and assistant l superintendents of the Sunday school will be in charge. The management yesterday issued the following concern- ing the meeting next Sunday: "A general invitation is extended to everyone interested in Sunday school | work to attend a meeting in the church 1 on Ferry street next Sunday afternoon 1 September 10, at 8 o'clock for the pur- poseof organizing a branch of the Grand Avenue Congregational Bible school for the convenience of those liv- ing in that vicinity. The meeting will l be addressed by Rev. I. W. Sheath, pastor Of the Grand Avenue Congrega- | tional church. Good music will be pro- i vlded. Everyone is welcome, especially | the children"
 The schooner Warren B. Potter, which, brought in a cargo of lumber, is moored near Barnesville bridge. This | is the schooner which lost one of it's crew by drowning while down the har- bor last week. This vessel is a three master of 368 tons and halls from New | Bedford.
 The following letters are uncalled for at Station A: William F. Duncan, Mrs. NJ. E. Garriet, E. Lizzie Sanderson.
 The outlook yesterday afternoon was favorable for another storm. Dark | clouds formed and there was the sound of distant thunder. but. the storm went
 by, much to the satisfaction of the people in this vicinity, who are per- fectly contented with the amount of rain that has fallen of late. Miss Florence Barnes of Exchange | street is visiting relatives in Walling- ford.
 Miss Caroline Streit of Quinnipiac | avenue, has returned from Schenectady, N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Bruce of Vol colt street are receiving congratula- tions upon the birth of a daughter. Curtis Hillhouse of Grand avenue is stopping in Bristol for a few days. After q stay of several weeks at Shell Beach, Mir. and Mrs. H. L. Hunt and daughter of Lenox street has re- turned.
 Henry E. Norris of Ferry street has 1 returned from a trip to Denver and the | Pacific coast.
 Louis P. Converse of Ferry street who has visited relatives in Warren, Mass, has returned home. Mrs. Converse will remain in MassachUsetts a few days 1 longer.'
 A son has been born to Mir. and Mrs, Chester Baldwin of Quinnipiac avenue. A new school will be opened as an l overflow of the St. Francis parochial school. A two story frame building on Chatham street is being fitted up for the purpose.
 Robert W. Hanson of Front street l driving one of G. J. Borst's milk wag- one Tuesday evening, was thrown out and bruised in a collision with a car on Quinnipac avenue at the corner of Clifton street, fhe horse was killed, Albert Bradley of Fair Haven was elected a member of the executive com mittee of the Twenty-seventh Regiment l association, at the reunion at Savin
 Rock yesterday. MT. Bradley read a. poem at the meeting. Rodney Bradley, Trueman Jud and others from this ! place also attended the reunion.
 Mrs. Charles Cutts and daughter, Nor I ma, have returned from Meriden.