The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-25
NEWS OF NETGHBORTNG PLACES.


 MT. and Mrs. Frank Tompkins of Wa terbury, Rev. F. H. L. Hammond and family of West Haven, MT and Mrs. Walter Sanford and child of Brooklyn, MT. and Mrs, Jay Stannard, MT. and Mrs. E. R. Slater and Miss Belle Slater and MT. and Mrs. Edward Fenton of Fair Haven.
 Mrs, Olive Paige died Sunday at New Haven hospital, where she had been i'll for a few days. Mrs. Page was a daughter of the late Captain and Mrs. Samuel Potter of Fair Ha- ven and was about thirty-six years old. Funeral services were held at the memorial chapel in Fair Haven cem- etery. Rev. E. c. Tullar ofliclated. There were many beautiful floral trib- utes resting upon the casket. Mrs. Page was a resident here until about ten years ago when she went to Wood bridge to reside. She leaves one sis ter Mrs. Ella Stevens of Fair Haven, and three brothers, Frank, George and Charles Potter of Bridgeport.
 The Christmas oyster trade is re- ported as very good, The oysters were in fine condition and although the weather of Monday was not very good for shipping it is believed that the stock reached its destination in good order. Most of the shipments this week went to New England points. but | last week there were considerable shipments for points in the west. The schooner Fred Snow came into Quin- nipiac river late yesterday afternoon with 2,500 bushels of oysters from Narragansett bay. The schooner en- countered some pretty rough water during portion of the trip.
 c. K Bush, the Grand avenue bak- CT. reports heavier trade in baking yesterday than for any day before Christmas, The trade was especially heavy in raised cakes mince and pumpkin pies.
 Anson K. Moulthrop of S4 Pierpont street, who has been confined to his home for four weeks from severe at tack of the grip is able to be out
 Ray Doty of New York state is spending his Christmas vacation with friends on the east side.
 The Christmas services at Grace P. E. church to-day will include com munion at 7:30 and morning prayer, sermon and communion at 10 o'clock. Morning services and sermon will also be held at St. James P. p. church.
 At St Francis church there will be services to-day at 5, S.S0. 9;30 and 10:3O a. m There will be a high mass at the last service with a special mu- sical program.
 The Christmas festival for the Sun day school will be held in the East Pearl street M F. church this evening at e:SO, There will be interesting ex- ercises.
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 The Quinnipiae quartet consisting of George L. Burwell, Edgar s. Brown Milan M. Stone and sulby Aman have been engaged to sing at the Hlinstfe entertainment which Is to be given ir North Haven on New Years night. At the Home for the Friendless Christmas will be celebrated with z tree and special dinner. The tree vii be stocked with gifts and the distribu ton will take place Christmas morn ing, There are at present forty-fvt inmates at the home and many gift: are sent in from friends outside, Tht Christmas dinner Is also made a spe cial feature.
 The Fair Haven friends of Sergean F Dunn are much pleased with his ele S vation to the captaincy of the detec , tive bureau, Sergeant Dunn has beer at the Grand avenue precinct for sev eral years, and his courteous manne . has won him many friends in this sec ton. It Is their opinion, from tht ability he has shown that he will ad minister the affairs of the bureau Il a manner that will do credit to him self and to the city
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