The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-21
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
 ACROSS THE RIVER.

Church Services Sunday-Funeral of
 Mrs. Elizabeth Miller This Afternoon
 Tennis Match esterday-BaIloons
 From the MalIey Excursion Land in
 Fair Haven--Mosquitos Prevalent
 During the Past week-sociaI and
 Other Notes.
 Services at the Grand avenue Con- gregational church for Sunday include preaching services. at 1o:30 a. m. by the pastor, Rev. Dr. Sheath. Sunday school at noon and united evening service at 6:15 p. m. Topic, tHow Christ Prayed and How We Should Pray" Tuesday, evening prayer and conference meet ing. Subject, Jesus and the Phari- sees"
 At the Grand avenue Baptist ehurch Sunday at 10:SO a. m. preaching by the pastor, Rev. Charles G. Smith, Topic, "The Heavenly Watchers" Tn the even ing at T o'clock subject Of sermon ''Mor- decai, the Just Man."
 The remains of Mrs. Bli1abeth, Miller, wife of Captain O. w. Miller, who died in Edison, N. J., Thursday, will arrive here to-day and the funeral services will be held in the Memorial chapel this afternoon at 5;So and Rev. Dr. Sheath will officiate The family for merly resided here. Mrs. Miller leaves besides her husband, two brothers, Thomas Smith of East Pearl street, and John Smith of Front street, and also a son and daughter.
 F. l.. Willis having resigned as one of the board of trustees of the Grand avenue Baptist church, c, H. Cutts has been elected to the vacancy.
 On the grounds of the Bast Side tep- his club there was a game yesterday afternoon, the players being Dr. Doolit- tle Dr. Adams and W. s. Moyle There was also an early morning game yes terday on the grounds of the Winde- mere club.
 A company of young ladies, consist ing of Miss Bertha Niles, Miss Afarceila Quinn, Miss May Ludington, Miss Kit tie McCabe and Miss Charlotte Fabt rique. are occupying a cottage at Short Beach. Miss Myra Tuttle has gone down as ohaperone.
 Patrick McCarten, letter carrier. at station A, has returned 8ronrshis valca tion trip Carriers John E. Kennedy and James J. HalligaR began their va cation yesterday, and Substitute Car- riers Edward Fryer and J. c. L. Co., hane are working in their places
 Miss Josephine Joyce of Clay strees is visiting her sister, Mrs II. L. Mer- win of Woodrnont
 Several toy balloons released from the steamer on which thes1dw. MaEaey Co.'s excursion went to Newf Yorlzsyes- terday, were waited by the wind over Fair Haven. One little girlsRound one of these balloons in the yard at her home in Blatcllley avenue and wonder ed where it could have come from. These little blue balloons made pret- ty appearance and were watched with interest.
 Mosquitoes have been quite in eya- reasonably free of the pest until this week, when they have appeared in some places by the thousands. Onfthe east shore number of snudge fires have been made at night to drive them away.
 Mrs. B. S. storer of 2O7 Grand avenue, who has been very i'll, is slowly inn proving,
 Mrs. Emil Born of Fillmore street sailed for Germany this week and will return in September.
 Miss Nellie Nottingham of Blatchley avenue has returned from Litchf1eld.
 Miss Jane HNghson of Lloyd streetgis entertaining Miss Catherine Cronfn of Westf1eld. Mass.
 Miss Josephine Hussey of Blatehsey avenue has gone to the Berkshires orN A vacation trip.
 H. w, Beebe is i'll and it is feared hA has the typhoid fever. MT Beebe is th@ electrical superintendent of the ConseV. | dated road