The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-17
FAIR HAVEN NOTES.

Residents of the Twelfth ward are watching with interest the various moves in the proposed location of the isolation hospital. A few months ago they were working hard to prevent To- eating the hospital in the ward, and to further their campaign, the Fair Ha- ven Improvement association was formed. These same residents sympa- thize with those people In other wards who do not wish the hospital planted in their neighborhood. While it is rec ognized that there is no danger of spreading contagious diseases in a neighborhood where such a hospital is located 1t is recognized that such an institution tends to give a black eye to the adjoining property in the real es- tate market. As there Is such strong sentiment against locations, many in this part of the city favor placing the hospital either at the Springside farm or on the grounds of one of the city hospitals.
 During the past week the two bass reliefs the gift of three graduating class of Strong school, have been huns l back of the stage In Grannlss hall. One of the pieces of statuary is entitled "Girls9Playing on Lyres, and the oth- 1 CT, Girls Playing on Lutes, These are companion pieces to The Trumpet err and The Drummers,' which are placed on the opposite side of the stage. ] By the gifts from the graduating class es, this hall is gradually being very tily decorated, and already 1t pre- sents quite an artistic appearance.
 It is expected that the petition to the board of aldermen asking for the free use of water for sprinkllng the borough streets will be acted upon at the board meeting tonight Some of tho streets on the east side should be sprinkled as the dust in warm and ury weather is almost unbearabe. Members of the Annex fire depart ment decorated the graves of d2s ease members yesterday. The memorial ad- dress was given by the Rev. Franklin Knight and there were also short ad- dresses by the Rev. MT. Pruner and the Rev. MT. Porter and app. oprlatl music
 Yesterday was the finest .summe. Sunday yet. The churches were well attended, and in the afternoon ;her vas a great exodus to the fhore and the country, the troleys running with 1 big lcads Many os the powtr b1a,. carried parties down the rivers auJ 1 out upon the harbor. The warm wea,h- CT really indicated that the long sp-l of cool and cloudy weather had yac,lt- ed, at least for a season
 At the last meet.ng of Live Oak council, Royal Arca..un, l, wa voted to enter tho contest for u tr.p to Jamestown If the council ge t
 fifteen new members by August l, oA. 1 member can have his round trip ticKel for transportation free The commit. tee votaa that the member whJ brought In the first member should b. entitled to the prize, but this is d. pendent up9n getting fifteen new ne n- i bers. Charles W. Kelsey ia chairman of the committee,
 i The Helping Hand circle of General L.awton lodge will Told social and 1 supper at the home of Mrs. Howard l Waters, 68o Quinnipacs avenue Tues day afternoon and evening. Mrs. Wa ters Is the head of the tir&e.
 l Several members of Live Qak corn- ell will attend Arcanum day Festivities which are to be held on Arcanutn day next Saturday at Double Beach.
 A special offering was taken at the Grand Avenue Congregational church | vnStprdbIr ronrnIns fhr the Siitdn v school work of the denomination.