The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-05
FAIR HAVEN NOTES.


Quinnipiac conclaye, No. 313, Improv-
ed Order Heptasophs, will meet this
evening at rs Grand avenue for its
regular meeting. fThe degree team wit
exemplify the degree on several can
didates, and business of Importance will
be transacted. After the business rou-
tine light refreshments will be served.
The music of the East Pearl Street
NJ e. church during the month of Aug
ust Will be under the direction of Mr..
i. S, Marsh. the chorus choir resuming
its duties while the quartette Is on its
vacation At the morning service yes
terday the sacrament of the Lords sup
per was administered and members re-
ceiVed.
The funeral of the late Mary Hallor-
an, daughter of the late Martin and
Bridget Halloran, will be held this
morning from the residence of her sis
ter, Mrs Nicholas Hail. 42S Ferry street,
at $3.50. Requiem high mass will be
celebrated in st. Francis church at
o'clock
Mrs. G. Clifford Foote and daughters
of Quinnipiac avenue are stopping at
Kent, Conn. for few weeks.
Mrs. George Banker and son Ray
mond, of lao Grafton street, have re-
turned home after three weeks stay in
Litchfield and Torrington, where they
were visiting friends and relatives
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health, and enjoyed his freedom after
having been confined to his bed for the
past two years with hin disease.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Shepard of Batch
| ley avenue, who are stopping at Short
Beach for the summer. start to-day
with Mr.. and Mrs Gardner of Water
bury for a cruise of ten days in Mr.,
Shepards auxiliary Yacht "Wakama."
| The party expected to go as far east as
Block Island and expect great fun.
Charles Hamilton Of Piernont street
| is spending a few days at Ocean Grove,
Mr. and Mrs ]. w Kent of Ferry
street are enjoying vacation in
BIoomingdale, N. Y
Miss Cora Howard and Miss Daisy
Dewell are enjoying a few days vaca-
| tion atOcean Grove. n, J.
| Mrs T. II. Matthews and son. Miles.
Of Lenox street. also Edward Male OF
of James street have gone to New Sa-
lem, Mass. for two or three weeks.
Mr., and Mrs. Hugh Christie and
daughter of East Hartford, formerly of
Fair Haven. will sail on August Is, on
the Cedric of the White star line for
Europe. They expect to be gone about
q year.
Mrs. M, L. Augur of Grand avenue Is
in NewSort vt.
! Mr.. and Mrs irving r. Hurlburt Of
Wolcott street have returned home aft
err trip 20 Saratoga and the Lake
George country. While there they were
guests at the Kattskill house
Kattskill Bay.
Dr.. and Mrs. E. X Roberts of Grand
Iavenue are summering at Westbrook,
lConn.
Mr.. and mrs. Sherman and their two
daughters, Dorothy and Beatrice OF
Hartford, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Breckenridge OF Chatham street Mr.
Sherman, who is a member of the First
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we'll known artist In the Capitol City,
is well known here.
East Rock council, Fraterual Benefit,
will have a watermelon cut at their
meeting in A. Q. U. w. hall tomorrow
evening.
lBlatchley avenue are In Ocean Grove
Mrs. William watkins Of Woolsey
street, who was recently injured by
falling from the running board of a
trolley car few evenings ago, IS i'm
proving,
The first Of the union services of the
IGrand Avenue congregational and the
| Grand Avenue Baptist churches ives
held in the Grand Avenue Congrega-
tional church yesterday and was wei
| attended The sermon was by Rev. DR.
Pew Of Bridgeport, who dwelt on the
problem in addition as found in 2 Peter,
first chaper, fifth, sixth and seventh
verses: 'And besides this, giving all
diligence, add to your faith virtue; and
to virtue knowledge; and to knowledge
4 temperance; and to temperance pa
thence; and to patience goodness; and
to goodness brotherly kindness; and to
brotherIy kindness charity. 1t was a
strong sermon and many fine examples
were brought out. Next Sunday Rev.
q. Howard James of Derby England,
will preach in the same place of wor-
ship.
Mrs. A. r Evans Of Woolsey street is
Visiting relatives in Pennsylvania.
Supt. B, B. Mulvey of Station A
starts on his fifteen days vacation to-
day, and Clerk Charles Molloy, who has
been on his weeks vacation returns to
the office.