The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-23
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS
NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL WILL BE ORGANIZED.

OhGAA1AED' Many Present at Knights of Columbus
 Field Day-Stewart Morgan Purchases Land for Ten Buildings - Death Of
 Miss Elizabeth BrOOks-Other Items
 of Interest.
 Many from Fair Haven attended the festivities of the Knights of Columbus ffeld day at Savin Rock yesterday. Many extra cars were run to transport the attendants. Loyal council was rep resented in the committee of arrange ments by M. Joseph Donlon, John G. McGowan and William R. Carroll
 On Sunday, September 10, a Sunday school will be organized at Ferry street church, under the auspices of the Grand avenue Congregational church. When the Ferry street church society was in existence there was Sunday shool of l 23S under the management of A. G. Me Intyre, who was superintendent for several years. It is considered to be a | SOOu IG4IAbOly LOI ShlAOdS SN44OSA "OAA ] Rev. Dr. Sheath, who has been spend l ing a part of his vacation in Massachu- setts, has gone this week to visit his parents at Columbia. Pa.
 MT. and Mrs. John Horsfall and daughter of California have arrived at the home of Mrs. Horsfalls neice, Mrs. Henry Leydel at 114 Exchange street, and are visiting there for few days. They have just arrived from England, having enjoyed a European tour. They will leave in few days for their home in California.
 Patrick Kent and John Murphy are the delegates from St. Francis society to the annual convention of the c. T. A. U. of Connecticut to be held in Nor wich, next Monday and Tuesday. Daniel Johnson has purchased of Michael O'Connor property fronting S5 feet on Poplar street. >.| <'s s ..- Rev. D. M. James of Plymouth, Mass, was in town yesterday visiting friends. He has just returned from Kane, Pa, 1Where he is interested in the lum Der ! business. He was for several years pastor of Pilgrim church.
 Stewart H. Morgan. the builder of East Pearl street, has nearly complet- ed a two family house on the tract of land recently purchased on Elm street, near Norton street. Work has also been begun on a second house. MT. Morgan has recently bought a plot of ground formerly belonging to the Camp estate in the Twelfth ward This prop erty is 3SS feet in Chatham street and | 151 1-2 feet on Clinton avenue. He will build ten houses on the new pur- chase, one of which will be built this fall
 MT. and Mrs Charles Cameron have lcreturned to Ware. Mass, after a visit with Mrs. James Kellaher of Blatchley avenue f$. . .t
 Fort Hale lodge, N. E. o. P, will en- joy an outing at Savin Rock Thursday evening.
 Miss Mabel Gierding of Atwater Fstreet has returned from Bristol.
 George L. Foote and his son and daughter of Baltimore ere visiting Mr., Foote's sister, Mrs. J. A. Hadley of East Grand avenue. % *~
 The ladies' aid society has prepared for large food and cream sale on the lawn. of the Grand avenue Baptist church to-day. The sale will begin at 4 ?. in. and will continue through the evening.
 William Clark of s1 Main street is entertaining his brother, Patrick Clark, who has just arrived from Panama af- | ter an absence of six years. MT. Clark owns plantation near the isthmus. | Miss Mary B. Blakeslee of 1916 State street and George Johnson of this city were married Monday at the parsonage of the Grand avenue Congregational church on Perkins street.
 MT. and Mrs. Andrew B. Bradley of Fair Haven Heights returned Monday from European tour.
 The death of Miss Elizabeth s. Brooks occurred at her residene, 206 Lloyd street, yesterday after an illness of a little over week. Miss Brooks was daughter of the Martha and the late Charles D. Brooks, and was loved and esteemed by all who knew her. Besides her mother, she is survived by two sisters and brother, the Misses Rachel and Jane Brooks and Julius Brooks. The deceased was a constant member of Grace Episcopal churh. Ser vices will be held at her late residence Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock, Rev. G. A. Alott officiating. Interment will
 be in Cheshire, Servies will be held at the grave on the arrival of the funeral lparty, which will be shortly after 8 o'clock.