The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-25
FAIR HAVEN NOTES.

The golden wedding anniversary of
Mr.. ad Mrs George w. Jacobs OF 81
Grafton street, brief mention of which
was made In this paper yesterday,
proved a most successful affair and
was attended by about seventy-f1ve re-
latives and friends. The couple re-
celved many handsome gifts, including
about $110 in gold coin. There was all
SO cut glass, and other remembrance.
The music included piano, harp and
violin selections, poem appropriate
to the occasion written by Mrs Nancy
Burlington of Springfield, was read and
refreshments were served. Mr. and
Mrs. Jacobs are in good health and
their many friends are hoping that
they will be spared yet many years,
Yesterday the relatives from out of
town went to the shore for dinner.
Among the callers were Mrs. Nancy
!, Burlington, sister of Mrs. Jacobs; Mrs.
Edward Lawrence and Mrs. George AL
len, Of Springfield; Mrs. Francis Tyler
and Mrs. William Way, of Meriden;
Clifford Bishop, of Guilford, and Mr..
and Mrs, George Bishop, Walter S.
Bishop and wife, Mrs. Mary Bishop,
Mr. and Mrs. Jennie Woodhouse, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Thompson, Miss
Grace Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs Herbert
Smith, Miss Beatrice Smith, Sterling
Smith, Mrs. Augusta Phlpps, Mrs. Hem
ry Lines, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Hughes
and Mr. and Mrs NJ, ]. Norton Of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Bishop and Miss
Grace Bishop Of Grand avenue, and
Miss M. A. Summer of Admiral street,
leave here next Tuesday for Boston,
and will embark the next day on the
steamer Republic for Liverpool. They
will visit England and France and this
trip will take about a month, but if
they extend their trip to Brussels and
Antwerp, which may be the case, they
will be away week longer
Al. DeMatty of Perkins street, is get
ting out again after several weeks
confinement to his home, in conse-
quenoe of a fractured arm He is i'm
proving nicely but it will be six months
vet before he is able to regain the full
use of his arm.
The lawn of the Grand avenue Con-
gregational church last evening looked
very pretty in it's illumination of many
Chinese lanterns and other decorations
and there was large attendance fol-
the entertainment provided by the Y.
p s, c. e. The young ladies served ice
cream and there was music and games
u was an ideal night for the enter
tainment, which proved a very success
full and enjoyable affair.
The friends Of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Sanford of New York, formerly of Fair
Haven. will be glad to extend their
congratulations upon the birth of a son
Mrs. Sanford was formerly Miss Sadie
Cooper.
Miss Ethel Prince Fiske is stopping
at Monument Point, Cape Cod, for tho
Summer.
This evening the members of Perse-
verance council, No. 49, D. of L., will
held whist at Mrs. simmons home
s12 Orchard street, at which all will be
welcome who enjoy this popular game.
After a serious illness from pneumo.
MIA Mrs. Margaret Brennan of Shelter
street is Improving and it is believed
that she will recover,
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hickey of this
place will sail to-day for ireland and
will return in the autumn. They were
married Sunday, the bride being Miss
Margaret Lawlor
Several veterans from Fair Haven will
attend the G. A. R. day celebration al
the Plainville camp ground to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs Kirk of Wolcott street
have gone to Canada for visit to rel
atiyes
Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Holyday of Chi
oago are visiting Joseph Holyday o
Lenox street.
A finer day for a picnic could hardly
be selected than yesterday, when tn,
people Of St. Jones' church and Sun
day school held their outing at Doubl
Beach After the basket luncheon
many of the young people enjoyed ath
letic exercises in the afternoon. The
party returned in the early evening
after a most enjoyable outing.
Daniel Osiris, the Jewish banker ant
philanthropist of Paris, who recent!
diaa left a will in which he DISPOSED