The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-17

for Saturday afternoon. There will be a double-header between the East Side team and the Humphreys of Hlghwood. For the East Sides, Key holds dnd Poole will pitch and Dayton will lbe the catcher.
 Sidney B. Brown, who has just graduated at Oberlin college, Is visit ing his brother, Rev R. E. Brown, at the parsonage in Lexington ave- nue. Mir. Brown in the lsll will take a position with the preparatory school at Hudson, Wis, where he will teach French and German.
 H. II. Futile, superintendent of the Prentice Machine company. and Mrs. Futile are receiving congratulations; over the arrival of baby ,oy at their home In Lenox street.
 Nearly all the oyster planters are quite busy smelling the oyster beds and besides the regular feet quite q number of boats from away are busy transpanting shells. Several Hudson river lumber harges are among the carriers. These boats arc big car- riers and can drag off several thous- and bushels of shells in one load. While it is too early to form an csti- mate about the seasons 4, the cons dltions have been very favorable. The temperature of the water has been high and there have not been many bad storms to interfere with the set.
 Fair Haven people who have visit cd Lighthouse Point this week. have had occasion to remark about the im- provements there, under the direction of the new improvement company. The point Is now lighted at night by 500 electric lights, which Is very great Improvement. Several conces- sions have been let and number of small stands built and more are to be constructed There will bc ten of these new buildings. A new wharf .s being constructed for Albert Widman, running out from the old lighthouse reservation and his Savn Rock ferry boats will make a landing there. The new company Is also 10 run ferry boats over to the west shore so that there will be ten-minute service.
 A delegation from the local societies attended the lawn party In Cheshire given under the auspices If the Chris tian Endeavor union, Wednesday eve- ming Rev. Charles c. Smith is pres- ident of the union.
 Mrs. R. F. Brown Is visiting her parents at Maquokepa, Iowa making a stay of several weeks.
 The new six-family house under construction in Pierpont street, near East Pearl street, is now we'll ad- vanced The exterior is clapboarded the tar roofing Is being put on and the house is lathed
 Dr. M B. Moody and Miss Grace Moody have gone to Pine Orchard.
 At the weekly whist of Perserevance council, D. of L., prizes were won by Miss Grace, Miss Vende.'mark and Mrs. Jones
 Mrs. C. F. Bray of Quinnipiac ave. nue, left yesterday for Springfield on a visit to relatives.
 Two candidates were initiated at thc meeting of Perseverance council D. o L., Wednesday evening and an ad. dress was made by Mrs, Risley, the district deputy.
 Twelve couples from the east side enjoyed launch ride down the har. bor and hop at Union grove. We'd nesday evening.
 The funeral of James E, Clyne wa! held yesterday morning at 3i.0 o'clocl at his late residence, 26S Lloyd street with a requiem high mass Ut St. Fran cis church at o'clock, Rev. Fathe1 Baker celebrant. He leaves beside his mother three sisters and on, brother. The pallbearers were al cousins of the deceased Burial wa in St. Bernard's cemetery,