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Sherman Haight Expected dome ArOm
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to Rev, MIR.
Pruner-Thomas Kost Loses Eye-A
Letter From ScOtIand--Items of Per-
sOnaI Interest.
1t is expected that several former pu-
pills of the high school residing here
will attend the meeting of the High
School alumni at Boardman hall this
evening.
Sherman Haight and family are ex-
pected home from Santa Rosa, Cal,
this week. 1t is expected they will have
thrilling story to tell Of the destruc-
ton by earthquake in that city
This evening will occur the anniver-
sary of Hiram Camp division, Sons Of
Temperance. The meeting will be fol-
| lowed by a supper and entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Tuttle of Front
street have been entertaining their
| daughter, Mrs. w. F. Wright and Mr.
Wright of Newark.
A. N. Mcintyre of Fair Haven, at the
annual election of the grandlod ge of
| Odd Fellows held in Bridgeport We'd
4 nesday, was elected grand guardian
1 Many Fair Haven people yesterday
roGt through to the west shore over the
new Kimberly avenue bridge.
; There was large attendance last
evening at st. Andrews M e. church
at the reception rendered by the parish
to the new pastor, Rev. Mr.. Primer.
William Sisk of Fillmore street re-
Gently had a turmor removed from his
arm.
There was large attendance last
evening at the annual strawberry sup
per given by the ladies Of the East
Pearl street M. q. church served in the
church parlors. There was a fine menu
and the affair was very much enjoyed
by all.
William Keadvill of Wolcott street,
who came near bleeding to death early
in the week from nasal hemorrhage,
was some better yesterday, although
very weak He is a moulder employed
by Sargent & Co.
Dexter r. Bradley of Quinnipiac ave-
nue. is moving to Russell street
\ Thomas Kost of Mill River street,
who lost an eye at Bigelow's boiler
works Wednesday, will be incapacitat-
ed from work for several days. He was
struck in the eye by piece of steel
billet and 1t was necessary to have
the eye removed, as the sight was de-
stroyed.
A public whist will be held in A. o,
U. WI hall by Perseverance council
Daughters of Liberty, next Wednesday
evening.
. 1t was down on the card Of races fol
Wednesday that B, S. Bradley's Scotch
collie Skip would be pacemaker for the
PAGER Blue Light. The dog was at the
track but Mr.. Bradley said 1t was toe
hot for the animal to run. He has a
shaggy coat of wool and on warm
days he blows like porpoise. Just
when the next race will be given has
not been decided yet, Some of the
horsemen would like to have a big
meeting on the afternoon of Memoria
I day, but this has not been decided.
Down on the shore the people are still
looking for the black sloop that was
, seen early In the season. There are q
Q number Of these black craft, but not all
] are piratical However, whenever there
, is one Of these craft that Is not known
|, the people down at the east shore pay
particular attention to the boat
Mrs Eta Burough of Elm street, for,
merly of Fair Haven, entertained g
party of her Fair Haven friends Mon
day evening. mThere were games ant
music and buffet luncheon wa
served,
John H. Bilson of Short Beach, for
: merly Of Fair Haven, reported the losi
of his horse and wagon yesterda.
morning. Mr. Bilson is an insuranc,
cenvasser and stopped for few min
utes at the Four Corners and when h,
returned to get his team it was no
where to be seen. Mr.. Bilson believes
that the outfit was stolen by tramps
AT last accounts he had not recovered
the rig
A letter received this week from N
s. Kendall, who, with his wife ar
touring Europe, was dated at Edin
burgh. Mr. Kendall writes that the
had a fine voyage across the Atlantic
They purposed stopping several week
in Scotland
Two schooners and a sloop were ii
Stonington harbor early in. the wee
loaded with oyster seed and bound TO
Narragansett bay. Frequently Fai
Haven oyster boats anchor in that har
Dor to and from Narragansett bay
where several local planters have oys
ter beds When the weather is heavy
these craft do not like to venture be
yond Stonington, as It is a storm
coast to the eastward.
The Morris Cove fire department ha
the arrangements compile ed for an en-
tertainment and dance to be given /
the Hotel Pequot Friday evening, Ma
20. One of the features will be selec
tons by a double quartette from tn
Yale Glee club. M. r. Durham is chair
man of the committee. Dancing wi
follow the entertainment