The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-03
LATEST FAIR RAVEN NEWS
VARIOUS ITEMS OF INTEREST
HERE AND THERE.

Baptist Church to Hold Annual Meet
ine-New Haven school Exhibit May
he Sent TO PortIand-Miss Lucy
Sprague Critically HI. ID. Houston
to Lecture on GeOgraphy-St. An
thongs Guild to Hold Whist This Ey-
ening.
The board of trustees of the Grand
Avenue Baptist church have issued an
nouncements for the annual business
meeting and supper of that church.
which is to be held Thursday evening,
March Q. The supper will be served TO
all members at p. M, and an hour
later will occur the roll call to be FOL
lowed by the business meeting. 1t is
desired that as many members OF the
church as possible should attend.
1t is expected that the exhibit of the
New Haven schools which was sent TO
the ST. Louis exposition and has been
returned to this city, will be forwarded
to the Portland, Ore, exposition. The
Fair Haven schools were largely rep
resented in this exhibit. The cabinet
of his tory was prepared by the Strong
school. ..--
J. D. Houston of the High school will
give an address on geography at Gran
Miss hall for the pupils of the seventh
and. eighth grades this afternoon. The
address will be illustrated with lantern
slides. Ma Ill. AZ
Mrs. Weisbarth, teacher in Room Is,
Strong school, is i'll and Miss Wright
is substituting in her place.
At the whist given under the aus
pices of st. Joseph's church, Wednes-
day evening quite delegation of peo-
pie fro INST. Francis parish were pres
ent and a number secured prizes IN
Guiding Miss Mollie Corbett of Grand
avenue, and Miss Brennan of Shelter
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Fowler and
daughter, Esther, have returned from
Rock. Ledge, Florida. e.5 ss8.sre ~.
F. H. King of Fair Haven Heights
is expected home from Mexico, where
he has spent the winter. Mrs. King is
now in Cleveland, Ohio
w. S. Neale of AtWater street, who
with his wife is now at Palm Beach,
writes that he is going to Ormond-on-
the-sea an later to ST. Augustine. He
says the weather at Palm Beach is de-
lightful, with temperature of from 6S
to rs degrees in the shade, and clear
sky and warm breeze blowing in from
the Gulf stream which is a quarter Of
a mile off shore. He says that hun
dreds of people are in bathing every
day. In his opinion Palm Beach ex
ceeds for its excellence any other place
on the coast Mr.. and Mrs. Neaie will
return to New York by steamer. He
states that they had very rough triI
going down the coast but he did moi
| lost meal. OF the 800 passengers or
board the ship, two-thirds Of the mum
Der did not make their appearance al
the table for a couple of days
| One of the last Whists of the sea
son Of st. Anthony's guild will be held
at the home of Mrs. Margaret Bren
nan, 9 Shelter street, this evening.
The cart which was run into by 9
\ car on Grand avenue last Monday and
disabled remains in the street next tt
| the sidewalk near Front street. 1t il
understood that there is some dispute
| in regard to damages for injury to thu
cart and that this is the rasoil it has
not been taken away.
| It is expected that two cars will bt
filled with Masons and their wives who
4 are to attend the religious services a
the Masonic home in Wallingford mex
/ Tuesday afternoon. The services will
be held under the auspices of Adelph
4 lodge.
Miss Lucy Sprague, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Matthew Sprague of go
Grand avenue is critically i'll. She is /;
1 member Of the high school.
The suit OF Thomas Miller VS.. the Ma
ton Steel Foundry Co. for $4,000 dam
i ages, has been returned to the cour
4 of common pleas. He claims to hav
4 had a finger crushed and severed b,
4 a hosting chain at the foundry in De
/ cember last.
4 Andrew Hull of Blatchley avenue i
recovering from an attack of rheuma
| tism.
p i @ 3
/ Patrick $. Harkins of Blatchley ave
nue. is i'll with the grip.
I DR.. E. g. M. Hall and Frank lyle
were in Hartford Wednesday evenin,
attending a meeting of the Fraterna
| Benefit league.
! Steamer Spark has been taken t
Pring's yard and hauled out for, re
construction work. A new boiler will
be one of the new features of the i'm
i provements.
At the meet of the Excelsior Whis
club held Tuesday evening at the HON
OF Mr.. and Mrs John Gilbert of Wool
sey street, first prizes were won b,
MRS. Bristol and E. Stevens and con
ISOLATION prizes by Mrs Gilbert and Mrs
Chaffee. III.