The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-14
LATEST FAIR HAFEN NEVIS
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New Uniforms fer Fire KIadascs4-. Double Tracking Begins Next Week -.aia1y' Attend Milford Lawn Party Personal Items.
 C. D. MaHlwaring has returned from vacation trip to Freyberg, Maine, on a visit to his uncle and his father. there for a few weeks. Mn Maaawaring went up to Boston and made the re- | turn by trolley and describes it as a ENery pleasant journey. From Boston he went by steamer to Portland, which is not far from Freyburg, Sherman I. Graves returns to Au- gusta, Maine, to-day, to complete his vacation.
 The regular meeting of Columbia temple, Ladies of the Golden Eagle was held last evening. Jacob Gutbrod of 1S4 Lombard sHTeet, who has been very i'll, is regarded as | some better, but is not ableto leave his bed. His left side is paralyzed.
 Miss Emma Macdonald of Grand avenue leaves next week on a vaca~ | tion trip to New York state.
 The new uniforms for Dayton Hook and Ladder company have arrived, and the members of the company ex- pect to make creditable appearances at the firemen's parade in West Ha~ ven, July 19.
 The members of Quinnipiac Hosa company are getting their fire appar- atus in order and making all arrange ments for the flremen's parade They will have their chemical apparatus In the parade.
 The Misses Crockett of Crisneld, Maryland, who have visited E, ]. Mansfield and fan1ily of QuinnSpiae avenue, have returr1ed home.
 Jesse Mallory, who boards at Henry shannon's in Quinnipiac avenue, has been ill with malaria several days. He was just getting ready to go to Nor7 folk for few days when he was tak- en i'll.
 A ten-pound baby girl has arriwedAat the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson of Front street.
 James F. McGowan, who has visited Grafton street, has returned to Chfca- go, and was accompanied by Frank Foley of Grand avenue
 For the double tracking of Woodward !avenue rails are being taken on fat cars from the River street car barns. Laying of the rails will begin next week. a4
 Several local members of the com forting circle of Kings Daughters of the First Baptist church attended the outing held at the home of Miss Mary Ford in Milford Wednesday. About thirty attended. The hostess received Ia. gift of handsome china salad dish, the occasion celebrating his birthday anniversary. The party met on the lawn and enjoyed a fine supper, games were played, and with music and reci- tations it was a very enjoyable occa- sion for all.
 This afternoon from to o'clock the Ladies' Aid society wdll have a food sale in the chapel of the Grand
 Mir. and Mrs, William E. Gatling of Ferry street are receiving congratula- tions on the birth of twin boys
 Mrs. Anna M, widow of Henry R IBlair, died in North Madison yeSter- day in the ninetieth year of her age. Until about ten years ago, she resid- led in Fair Haven where she leaves several relatives and friends She has resided of late with Mrs. Irving Chit tenden of North Madison, sister of Mrs Friend H. Francis of Clinton ave- Inue. Relatives of Mrs Elair in Fair Haven include ID. IF. Goodsell of se,an F'racis, a grand niece, and Mrs. R. w. Beecher of this city, e niece. The fun- eral will be held at the Memorial chapel in Fair Haven cemetery Sun day at o'clock. Besides the relatives enumerated above, the deceased leaves @ brother, Daniel Talmadge, of Start ford.
 At the Grand, Avenue Congregat ational church Sunday morning at 10:S0 ser mon by the pastor, Dr. Sheath. Theme, "The Order of the Juniper Tree" Sunday school at noon and at 6:15 p. m. united evening service, and the subject How can I be a True F7riend?' On Tuesday evening prayer and conference meeting, and the sub ject, Jesus Teaching How to Pray" } Rev. e. G. Smith will preach the third in the series of sermons, ''ENch- Eings from Esther" at the Grand Ave- } nue Baptist church Sunday evening, l the service beginning at o'clock. ) The subject is Esther, or Self-Sacri- fce''
 The local Christian Endeawor socie- :, ties were represented at the meeting of [ the New Haven union of these socie- ] lties, held at the BIanford Congrega- } Itional church Thursday evening. About z 200 went down from this city on spe- cial cars, and had most enjoyable outing, with a lawn party following the meeting.
 l George M. Baldwin and family have 3 gone to their cottage at Cosey Beach b for the remainder of the summer. s Patrick Goode, who one year ago was , a substitute carrier at Station A, was ? over here yesterday visiting friends. ! He is now a carrier in the national a house of representatives at Washing ton, and Is at his home in this city r ion a vacation.
  t "It seems to me-" said Mrs. Oldcastle