The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-11
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION TO
 WOODMONT.

to AttIebOrO, Mass. - Quinnipiac
 Wharf Repairs Well Under wny---
 Boy Saevd From Drowning at Mo-
 mauguin-Other Items.
 A number of young people enjoyed a moonlight excursion on the naphtha launch Marie, Captain Williams, on Thursday evening. The party went to Woodmont and there enjoyed luncheon, and after a short stay steered home ward. Among the parry were the Miss es Genevieve Miller, Anna Smith, Han nah Lynch, Grace O'Brein, Kittie Well Ter, Elizabeth Kelley, Margaret Con- nors, Mae Moran, Alice Manson, Ger trude Douglass and Messrs William Early, George Hall, Thomas Murphy, James Wslch, Walter Graham, Joseph Smith, Albert Farley, Frank Tierney, Edward Munson and John Dudley A quartette composed of James Welch, Frank Tierney Joseph Smith and AL
 bert Farley furnished singing during the trip.
 Misses Anna and Katherine Bree of Ferry street are spending two weeks l in the Catskills,
 Elijah Williams of James street
 leaves to-day for Chicago, where he will accept a position with one of the
 large boiler concern of that city. Many members and friends of the St.
 Joseph Y. M. society will attend the
 lamb roast and clambake at Wood
 bridge Glen tomorrow.
 William G. Hubbard has lost val
 uable dog through death due to heart
 trouble. The dog was one of the best hunters in the country in his day, and
 was always sought after by men for miles around when a hunting trip was
 OH. He was quite old.
 Rev. ]. Lee Mitchell, who has been the guest of Mrs Anetta Harrison of
 East Pearl street, has returned to Att
 tloboro Mass MT. Mitchell will preach
 at Providence, R. l., on next Sunday. IRev Dr. Graham of New Jersey will ofiicate at the Grand avenue Congre- gatonal church tomorrow mornng at
 the union service of the Grand Avenue
 Baptist and Grand Avenue Congrega- l tional congregations.
 | With the removal of the shells from most of the wharves along the Quinni- piac repairs are being made, and some small building operations will be car ] ried on Contractor William Alling is piling at H. c. Rowe X Co.'s plant
 and F. Mansfield & Sons wharf, which
 gave way under the weight of thou sands of bushels of shells, and these docks will be put in good condition. The temple degree was worked by the ladies of Columbia castle, K. G. D., in A. o. U, w., hall last evening.
 The paraphernalia for this interesting degree arrived only Thursday and was used last evening. The ladies' degree team has been rehearsng for this af- fair for some time and exemplified the work in grand style. Many visitors were present. Sylvester Cohane, jr., who was ap- Ipointed a substitute postal clerk on l last Saturday has been assigned to night duty at the New Haven postof- l fec temporarily.
 Miss Minnie Dixon of North Front street is spending week in Water- bury.
 Miss May O'Brien of Bright street is lspending few days at Woodmont
 where she is the guest of MT. and Mrs
 McKiernan.
 A boy twelve years old was saved from drowning at the Momauguin
 Thursday afternoon by F. J. Basser-
 man of 2O9 Grand avenue. The boy
 had ventured out too far, depending | upon a pair of water wings for his support The wings sprang leak and 1 the boy, unabeto swim, went down with @ yell Basserman was in bath ing and swan to the lad and pulled him to the surface and lowed him to | the shore, and after giving him a spanking to impress upon his mind the advice which he gave about staying in shallow water until able to swim, he
 sent the boy home without inquiring ihis name.
 A pretty wedding was solemnized at | the home of Andrew J. Barrett on "Wednesday evening, when his daugh- ter, Miss Rose V. Barrett, became Mrs Elmer William Turner.
 The Quinnipiac Canoe club are plan 1 ming a regatta to take place on Labor
 Day at high tide. Like other years members of the club will race in pairs, and @ gala event is loked for.
 Mabel Smith of Patchogue, l.. l., is visiting friends in this section.
 F. J. aMnsheld and family are in Ocean Grove, N. J., for a weeks visit
 Rev. E. c. Tullar of the East Pearl Street M. E. church delivered an in- teresting lecture at City Mission hall on Wednesday evening, His subject
 was Through Palestine on Horse
 back" and in the course of his re-
 marks related many amusing incidents
 that befell him while travelling through
 the Holy Land.
 Miss Laura Dillon of Lombard street | is spending the summer with her sister
 Mrs Edward Toole in Woodbridge.
 John Sheridan of this city and Fred
 Darrow of Houston street will leave on
 Monday for two weeks vacation in the ! iBerkshires.
 At the East Pearl Street M. E. church tomorrow Rev. B. c. Tullar will preach both morning and evening.
 Sunday school at noon and Epworth league service at 6:15.
 Rev. MT. Millerton of Iowa will con-
 duct the service at Pilgrim church to-
 morrow morning.
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