The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-24
AIR HAVEN NEWS
ower Boat Regatta Is Off, Repairs at East Pearl Street
 M. E. Church.

.f Some days ago, the Jourual-Courieg # tlled attention to the regatta which
 ohn J. Dayton proposed 10 get up
 Tor the Fair Haven boats. lt was
 roposed to have a sailing class and lso a race for power boats. But tho
 sgatta is all off, accor ling to the Z Placement made by Mir. Dayton las.
 venlDg. Its no use for thls season, E hid Mir Dayton. T can't get the { oatmen interested. There are sail
 ng boats enough in the flvef to make | good race. And besides, we would lave no difficulty for power boat race, if the boat owners could be in- suced to put their craft l. l had ,<sln idea that 1t would be Interesting Co Have several classes for the power floats, according to the engine power <1f each boat. That would give oppor- Ikunity to see which of tho engines E'kere the best But the owl'ers don't
 eem to care to enter their toats in a lace. l could raise money enough to but out in prizes. and good race
 would be ensured, but l can't get the
 owners started. So suppo e the re-
 yatta Is off for this summer"
 Mrs. D. E Foote, her daughter, Mrs.
 6loane, and granddaughter, Miss kEdith Sloan of Baltimore, are stopping
 at the home of Miss Helsl Hubbard, At Quinnipiac avenue md Clifton kbtreet
 Repairs on the East Peatl street M. E. church are progressing tavorably. 1.-The exterior work Is nearly complet- Hsd. workmen now being engaged in re- Eplacing some of the deraYo1 wood Il hhe north gable. All of ,he gables
 have been renewed where t was nee kessary. Workmen are now engaged in Erefrescoing the interior. New win Xdows of colored glass are to be in- <stalled later As previously stated there is an appropriation of about
 $4.00o and this sum will put the &church In first class condition.
 The members of Fort Hale lodge, N. /E. o. F.. are arranging to hold their Eannual outing at Lighth )use Point
 next Wednesday, During the day
 there will be a number If games and xprobably baseball game. A basket
 Luncheon will be served snd the fes- 1 tivities will close with a dance in tho
 pavilion.
 II The burial of Luther ~sampton, the E aged resident of Perkins street. was held at the undertaking oarlors of Eternoon. The services wee conducted by Rev Dr. Sheath and the intermen; was in Fair Haven cemetery. Rela- * lives of the deceased were the bear
 CTS. The deceased leaves a daugh- 4 ter. Miss Ellen Champion of Perkins ], street.
 Services for the late Frederick IT Peterson, son of MT. an1 Mrs. John 4 Peterson of 109 Maltby street, were } held at the chapel in Fair Haven cem- fl etery yesterday and the services of \ the Swedish church were conducted. Young companions of :he deceased were the bearers.
 The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary E. Sullivan Ward, wife If John J Ward of s7 Woolsey street, were largely attended yesterday morning at St. Roses R. c. charch. There was high mass celebrated by Rev Father Fitzgerald and the interment was in St. Bernard's cemetery. Yesterday was one of the most dis, agreeable days of the season, and al. though the thermometer did rot score so high as 1t did last week, 1t went up to S6. There was large amount of humidity which made the weather very trying. There is promise of jus . little cooler weather for to-day.
 Mrs. E. c. Tullar ana son Irvins are at the Plainsville camp grounds
 Mrs. J. B. Moran and son, Ray, ot
 Grand avenue, have gone tu Morri; i Cove for few days.
 The funeral of Catherine Winifrct
 McKeown, eight months old daugh.
 ter of Edward and Catheriie Deegar
 McKeown, was held yesterday after.
 noon at the residence of her parents
 292 Blatchley avenue Another child
 the twin of Catherine, died early tn,
 present month.
 One candidate was initiated at tn,
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