The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-20
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
UNION SERVICES OF CoNeREGA-
 TIONALISTS AND BAPTTSTS.

Death of Wife of Harmon Snyder
 Hugh Crow, stopping Runaway, is
 Dragged and Bruised-Rev. Charles
 Smith Writes From NorthfeId--Den-
 nis Keane Arrives in Ireland--Ladies, Aid Society Outing--BradIeys Sail for
 EurOpe-Barnman Contract Taken. Union services of the Grand Avenue Congregational and the Grand Avenue Baptist churches were held in the lat ter church yesterday morning, and the preacher was Rev. Dr. Ford, pastor of Olivet Baptist church. Dr. Ford preach ed fine sermon from the text, And this is the victory that overcometh the world, even our faith" Mrs Hattie Waters was the organist. Rev. Charles G. Smith, who is away on his vacation, writes that he enjoyed his stay at Northfield very much, where he attended the meetings in the big au- ditorium, which seats S,OO0 He left Northfield Friday for his former home in Toronto, where he will probably re- main for the balance of his summer va- cation.
 Others who attended the Northfield assembly were George R. Stevenson and l.. J. Bristol. MT. Stevenson returned thome Saturday and MT. Bristol went to BrattIeboro, Vt.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Fenton, Miss Belle Slater, Miss Cora Howard and Miss Nellie Wedmore are away on a two weeks vacation. They are now in Wolfsboro N. H., and will continue their trip to Boston and Portland.
 MT, and Mrs. Stewart H. Morgan, of East Pearl street, left Saturday for En- glewood, H., their former home, and will visit other places in the state, re- Turning in about two months | Dr. c. L. Kilbourne, of Blatchley ave- Enue, returned Saturday, from Torring- ton, where his family is spending the summer
 Mir. and Mrs. George Hollien, their niece Miss May Heaney, and Miss Rose Damn, of AS Houston street, spent Sun day at Coney Island, visiting MT. Hol- liens sister.
 Mrs. Henry w. Ronpf of 67 Houston Istreet, was called to Manchester Satur- day owing to the illness of her niece Miss Marguerite Reynolds Miss Rey- Eholds, who makes her home with hel aunt, went to Manchester on vacation land was taken ill.
 Albert Eagan, son of Mrs, John Edgar of 91 Market street, and Miss Jessie Henderson, of Newark will be married in the latter city September 1. MT Eagan has made his home in Newarl for some time.
 Maurice Cain, a letter carrier at sta tion A, returns from his vacation to- ' day.
 Eva Hughes, wife of Harmon A. Shy der. of the Four Corners, died at Grac hospital Saturday night, having been il over . year She was daughter o George Backus. of Cleveland, and wa forty-two years old. She was prom nent worker in St. Andrews Methods Episcopal church, Besides her husband 7 who is assistant foreman of the Regis ter composing room, she leaves tw, sons, Finley w. and George H. Snyder
 James M. Keane, of 679 Ferry street has received cable from his brother Dennis Keane who, with his bride, 1 abroad, stating that they had arrived in Ireland. ..... , Mrs. W. w. Kelsey, formerly of Tai Haven, who is on & European trip, i now in Paris. ,sg 7
 Miss Mae L. Quinn, of 126 Grand ave nue, who has been visiting relatives il Forestville for two weeks, will remail until August 25.
 Mrs Mary J. Kelley and her daugh ter, Miss Maude s. Kelley of Atwate street, are visiting relatives in Water town.
 The members of the Ladies Aid so ciety of the Grand Avenue Baptis church are planning an outing to tn shore for Thursday. They will leav for Mansflelds Grove on the car start ing from the green at 10 o'clock, an all are anticipating a very pleasan time.
 A spirited horse attached to a car riage and owned by MT. Spencer, o Exchange street, ran away in tha thoroughfare Saturday, and for a tim there was prospect of a bad smash-uE When the rig passed the residence o A. M. Grove, 10S Exchange street, hi son, Hugh Grove, who was on the lawr made dash for the animal, and, catch ing him by the bridle struggled to sto the flyer. Young Grove found this n easy matter and was dragged severa hundred feet, but finally succeeded il stopping the frightened animal befor any damage resulted. His arm wa bruised.
 Yesterday was pretty hot day, wit the temperature trying to reach tn 90 mark, but hardl getting above St There was a good air, however, whicl somewhat tempered the heat. Ther was large pilgrimage to the shore and the trolleys were crowded much o the day.
 Miss Florence L. Barnes, of Exchang street, returned Saturday from Hart ford, where she visited her aunt, Mrs Walter Lewis, for six weeks. She wa accompanied by her cousins, Doroth and Mildred Lewis, who will renal here for a visit.
 Scott Jones, who has been i'll in tn New Haven hospital, has started fo his home in Cleveland, his two brother coming on for him. MT, Jones is suffer ing from paralysis
 Miss Helen Bedding, of Poplar stree