The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-22
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS
FOX TERRIER TAKES PART IN
 CHURCH SERVICE.

This canine was present at the public worship Sunday in Pilgrim church, where his master is pastor. While the Rev. MT. Millikin was preaching in the absence of the pastor, the terrier ran up the side aisle and right into the pulpit. Discovering that his master was not in the pulpit the terrier ran down the opposite aisle and out into the vestibule barking. He then walked up tn ecenter aisle to the pew of the Brown family an despying a member of the family he jumped up on the seat and remained quiet during the rest of the service. When the unusual visitor mounted the pulpit platform, MT. Milli- ken, who recognized the favorite dog in the family where ho was visiting, glanced at him for an instant but kept right on preaching, The affair was rather amusing, but there was no inter ruption in the service.
 Constable Frank M, Sperry of Foxon says that the blight has struck the po- tatos which are rotting in manner which threatens the crop.
 Captain Frank Larrabee of Lenox street is home from Cuba and brought back several elics. One of the relics is a four pound shot, evidently fired dur ing the Spanish American war. . James Powers of the, east side, a bari- tone singer, has received an offer to sing in a Philadelphia operatic com pany.
 From the country districts comes word that there is great need of rain and if a soaking downfall is delayed murh longer the milk supply will be seriously affected, The season was very wet until August, but the rainfall so far this month has been light Far ners report that the drought affects the feed in the pactures which is now very clcse.
 Temperature over 80 and humidity percentage in the Sos made yesterday one of the most disagreeable days so far this summer. Fortunately cooler weather is in sight. It is said that a good soaking rain would tend to clear the air of the present muggy condition.
 Miss Mae Connors of Lloyd street Is enjoying a two weeks vacation. She is employed in the office of the Knights of Columbus
 The 18th c. V. will hold it's annual reunion at Savin Rock Saturday. Quite a squad of Fair Haven soldiers were in this regiment including Friend 1T. Francis, Luzerne Y. Barnes, Leverett P. Clark, soreno Hopkins and James Jones. Deceased members include the late Joel T Rice, who died the past year; Lyman Benedict, and John Tur- ner.
 The 2Sd regiment hold its reunion at Bridgeport August 29, Wallace Hurl- burt of this place was member of this regiment and is usually present at the reunions.
 Mrs George cort.n of Oakland, Cal, is visiting friends here.
 William F. Mansfield and family of Quinnipiac avenue have gone to Wal lingford, Vt, for stay of two weeks.
 F. J. Mansfield and family have re, turned from Ocean Grove and made trip over to Greenport Monday in one of the Mansfield steamers returning last evening
 John W. Kessel and family have re- turned from Ocean Grove and MT. Kes- sell has resumed his position as man. ager at Ezra Healy's pharmacy, 2S2 Grand avenue.
 Mrs. Henry Lines of Atwater street and Miss Clark of Poplar street. a teacher in the public schools, have re- turned from two weeks stay at Ban- tonsville, Vt.
 Warren Crawford of East Pearl street has returned from Ocean Grove. He reports all the hotels full of boarders and many have to get accommodations in private houses. He speaks of the ibig surf meetings and says that at one of these gatherings 10000 people assembled.
 Miss Mae Redmond of Peck street is at Atlantic City.
 Mrs. Marcella McKeon of Shelter street has gone to Amherst, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Francis Williams of Peck street have returned from the Adirondacks.
 Miss Inez Broadway of Atwater street, clerk in the office of the board of education, has gone to Watch Hill for vacation.
 The funeral of Hartwig Schwagernan, who died Monday at the age Of eighty two years, will be held to-day at 2:9O at his late home, $50 Grand avenue. His wife died years ago, and a son, William Schwagerinan, a baker in Grand avenue, died few months ago, He leaves one son.
 Mir. and Mrs J. J. Brennan and daughter of Lexington avenue have gone to Saratoga,
 MT and Mrs William H. Linsley of Pierpont street are stopping at the Hubbard cottage, Hotohkiss Grove.
 MT, and Mrs. J. T. Eagny of Biatch. ley avenue are stopping at the White l mountains
 Mrs, F. I. Healey and son James of Ferry street have gone to Worcester Mrs. I, E. Brown and Mrs. c. w. Linsley are staying at Bethlehem, N. H.
 Thomas Montgomery has purchased of F. P. Ryan property with a front ] age of 10 feet in North Front street.