The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-12
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
 ACROSS THE RIVER.

Pearl Street M. k. Church-M0d Dog Causes COnsternatsOn--sunk Coal Barge Raised-MarriaEe of Miss Ger trude E. Morton and Leon COlbUrn- All Church, Lodge and Social News At the meeting of the Mems club ot the Grand Avenue Congregational church Monday, mention of which was made in this paper yesterday, a com mittee consisting of D. R. Pollock, F. E. Fowler and James McCollom was appointed to confer about abolishing wedding receptions of Sunday in Po- lar Star hall, to report at the next meeting. This committee will confer with the pastor of the Italian Catholic church, city officials and the owner of Polar Star hall, and see if the Sunday receptions cannot be discontinued. The committee is also instructed to confer with the other local churches and ob- tain their cooperation in this reform movement, as it is desired that the noisy and dsorderly wedding receptions should be discontinued.
 The East Pearl Street M. E. church held its annual meeting for election of trustees Monday evening, William G.. Newton presided and F. c, Hill was ap- pointed secretary. It was voted to re- elect for three years three trustees whose terms are now expiring Charles O. Francis, Charles T. Jones and John Goodwin.
 The funeral services for Nellie, wife of Eric Anderson, were attended at her late home, 151 Clay street, yesterday land the interment was in the Fair Ha- ven cemetery, Rev, c. A. Alcott ottici- ating. The pallbears were Peter Swan son, John Olsen, Victor Olsen and John Josephson.
 At the home of the bride, AT Lombard street. Miss Gertrude E. Morton and Leon Colburn, of Plainville, will be married this afternoon at 8 o'clock.
 A team from the Windemere Tennis club beat the Whalley avenue team AS 6-4, GA, Monday on the grounds o1 the latter.
 T. 0. Ives, of Peck street, who ha! been employed by the DeForest Wire less Telegraph company, has re-enteret the employment of the New Haver railroad.
 Miss Hattie Pond, of Front street, ha' returned from Newark.
 MT. and Mrs. Brown and children, O. SS6 Grand avenue, have returned iron Short Beach.
 Miss Bessie Hanson, of Front street is home from Springfield.
 A dog, supposed to be mad, rai amuck in upper Quinnipiac avenue yes terday afternoon and erected no littl consternation. He first ran down amonl a gang of Italians who were laying tn water main, and bit one of the numbe severely in the wrist of his right hand chewing it fearfully Some of the mel then got rope around the beast, bu t he slipped out of the moose and, dashint c Iaway. bit another dog. The last seel of the animal he was kiting it up tn North Haven road at a terrific burst o speed. It is thought the animal wa 3 overcome by Mondays heat and wa y attacked with rabies. It was the gen ) eral opinion of the spectators that tn
 dogs allowed to roam the streets shoul
 be muzzled in this hot weather as 1t a great wonder that several of the gan of men were not attacked by the ma animal yesterday. The man who wa injured quit work and had his wound 8 dressed and cauterized by physician
 The cry of mad dog was taken up I . the neighborhood and for time ther
 was great excitement
 Two of the local lodges will meet to
 morrow evening. At 4. o. U. W. ha
 there will be a meeting of Live Oa
 council No 1927, Royal Arcanum, an the interest of the evening will cente in the official visitation to be made b
 Grand Chaplain Oscar l.. Burdtck, C
 Stamford, the principal of the Cente
 school. It Is expected that the gran
 chaplain will make an address on tn
 good of the order.
 The same evening Myrtle chapter Nt l6. 0. E. S., will meet in Masonic hall fo
 the first time since the vacation periot
 Several candidates are to receive init alton. Supper will be served in the bar
 quet hall at 6 o'clock.
 This afternoon the Ladies' Aid societ
 will meet at the Grand Avenue BaptiS
 church. holding it's first meeting this ses
 son. The ladies will serve supper at
 o'clock.
 Guiding Star lodge, c. s. of B., wi
 meet for the next whist at the home
 Mrs. J. J. Falsey, 1S7 James street, t(
 morrow evening.
 The barge loaded with coal Whic
 sank at the wharf of the Werner-Mill' company in Front street Saturday ht , been raised, and the cargo Of about 5 tons of coal will be discharged. It expected that repairs will be made b |, fore the barge loads again. The sean were opened in the hull when the era ; grounded on the edge of the channel , being lowed up the river. A wreckil outfit from New York, which includ big and powerful pontoon and tu was used in raising the boat. The wol was watched by many interested spe tators.
 Miss J. c. Bates, of New York, Is vi
 iting her brother, c. F, Bates, of 25 A . water street.
 , The Quinnipiac Hose company m last evening, it being the regular met
 ing for the transaction of routine bu r ness.
 George Bishop and family, of Len 5 street, returned yesterday from tn,