The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-14
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
SENATOR sTANLEY STATES THAT
 HE WILL BE NOMINATED

European Tour-Mrs. Marian Me-
 Donald to Move to Washington Soon
 Party From East Pearl Street
 Church Had Trolley Ride--other
 Items.
 Senator John F. Stanley. whose dis trict includes a large slice of Fair Ha- ven. the Eleventh ward, states that he has secured all of the democratic dele gates and will undoubtedly be nominat- ed. His majority in the Eleventh ward two years ago was about 50 and he is confident of having that many at the election, if nominated.
 Mrs. Marie E. Augur of Grand ave- nue, has just arrived home from a European tour of two months. She re- ports a most enjoyable outing save the seasickness, which she experienced on the Atlantic, going over and returning. Miss Grace Hofacker made the trip with her aunt. l Robert o. Eaton of Montowese en. tertained a party of republicans at din- ner at Branford Point Wednesday aft CT the convention of the Twelfth dis trict was held.
 In diving in a lake at Lyme recently Edgar Frank ruptured a muscle in his leg and is now confined to his house.
 Mrs. Marion Macdonald of 76 Grand avenue will remove to Washington. Her daughter, Miss Emma Macdonald, a teacher in the public schools, will re- main in this city
 s. II. Seymour of Peck street has 1 gone to Asbury Park
 Earl Way of Grand avenue is Ill and has been unable to enter the high school
 MT. and Mrs. R. G- Davis of Quinni- piac avenue have returned from Morris Cove.
 MT. and Mrs p. H. Crawford, who have been spending the summer a Morris Cove, have returned to theil home in East Pearl street.
 Funeral services will be held for tht late Harvey F. Hemingway at his late
 residence, 1,19O Quinnipiac avenue, thi' afternoon at o'clock. Rev. R. E Brown of Pilgrim church will ofTiciate The bearers will be relatives Marcus E. Hemingway, Russell c. Davis Ed ward H. Barnes, Harvey Davis, Her bert Barnes, jr,, and Louis Davis. ThC burial will be in the Fair Haven ceme
 tery
 T. c. w. Jefferson report that tn , lightning was very severe at shor
 Beach Wednesday, A bolt struck tn,
 cottage of Mrs. Bliss on the main stree
 descending into the kitchen and doni
 quite a little damage. The Stanle cottage and one other was also struck ; While the damage was not So yer great in the aggregate, there were number of narrow escapes and peopl
 ran out Of their homes into the driving storm thoroughly frightened, A party of thirty-flVe ladies from tn East Pearl street ME church took trolley ride to Montowese Wednesda,
 evening and had supper at the Monte wese Baptist church, where the ladie of that parish were serving their frs church supper of the season. The FaI Haven party returned home in tn 5 early evening and had a very pleasar outing. f"i
 A little boy arrived yesterday at tn home of c. G. Keeler in Lexingto avenue and congratulations were in ol der yesterday
 ' Miss Grace Clark is stopping wit i friends of the Woman's Christian Ten perance union ct Woodmont. !, A party of friends called on Mi' , Lucy Adams Wednesday evening l help celebrate her eighteenth annivel sary. Whist was played, there wa : dancing and luncheon was served an
 the affair was much enjoyed by all s Quinnipiac Hose company will tah a part in the Westport celebration Octc
 Der IT and committee has been al pointed to make tn enecessary arrange
 ments,
 r. A twelve-pound boy arrived at t1
 home of Mir. and Mrs. George Curtis of Quinnipiac avenue.
 F Last Monday the New Haven Bal list ministers conference held il
 monthly meeting at the Montowes ! Baptist church. The members of tt F conference were entertained at dime 1 by the ladies of the church.
 Principal Graves reports the attend ance at the several schools in u Q Strong district to be as follows: stron
 school, 955; Woolsey, 525; Lloyd stree
 251 Quinniplac, 1S2; Lenox, 79; Wood
 ward, 277. This is very large a
 tendance for the first of the school yes 2 and Indicates a large enrollmel ax,I