The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-21
FAIR HAVEN NEVIS

FAIR HAVEN NEWS. John J. Dayton Able to Ea
 About-Lus.tania in This
 Port,
 John J Dayton, tho veteran aNp. ese. man, who is suffering severely with hiseased eye. was able to be a.. the os- press office yesterday although suffer lng severe pain Some I2 years ago. in of strain from sovce pifting, Mr. Dayton lost tho sight of Fis eye Of late. there has been In- Flammation in the member and he nas Informed that 1t might be necessary 10 nave the eye removed, He may go to Fhe New York Opthalmic hospital but |s not yet decided about it The clearing away of the smoke wac P great relief yesterday The severe fhange in temperature, however, was hot so pleasant The minimum tem' berature was 3S degrees a difference bf about 62 degrees from the maximum Temperature of Saturday. The fur baces, stoves and the steam heat were |tarted again yesterday, but for sey- Irq1 gIn FR |nore agreeable
 Ira Fonda has several powor boats pulled out at his boat yard In Quin' hipiao avenue, Among these boats is he Telford. owned by Charles McNell nother boat owned by Capt Eaton of Pity Point and a speed boat owned by ohn L. Pierce In a few days his yard will be filled with boats in win CT quarters The I.usitania was one of the marine rrivals at Fair Haven this week This not the giant liner of that name, but common everyday coal barge But his is a pretty large barge, with ca ,acity for about 700 tons of coal and is unloading coal for the gas company. Miss Mildred Baldwin of Pittsfeld vas married to Irving ". Bishop of New York at the brides home last week The bride was formerly a rest, lent on Ferry street,
  Mrs. Eben c. Sage, wife of Rev pr Bage, has sent out cards for an "at ome, at her residence in East Ha- len, Friday, October 30, from 8 to p. n., to introduce Mrs. Eben B. Sage MT. and Mrs D. F, Mack of satton- tall avenue visited in Hartford on Sunday.
 Two new members were initiated at he meeting of Quinnipiac conclave of ieptasophs Monday evening.
 The funeral of Mrs. George c. Buck f 1O2 Front street, will be attended at he Memorial chapel in Fair Haven cemetery this afternoon at o'clock. Rev. F. c. Tullar will officiate.
 The ladies' social guild will meet for york this afternoon ana a business neeting will be held at 4 o'clock in tho arlors of the Grand Avenue Congre- Fational church.
 Miss Jennie Clark of Exchange street vas surprised by a call from a party f friends Monday evening, tho occa Ion being her 18th birthday. The call rs presented her with a number of fits.
 John C. Hurd attended the grand pdge of the Knights of Pythias at New Britain yesterday He reports very uccessful convention and a consider ble gain In membership in the order. Eeorge Holien of Houston street also ttended the convention
 Hiram Camp division, Sons of Tenn erance, has just elected three new hembers.
 The Brooks boolcbindery in Middle pH'n avenue has been removed to puth Coventry There were about a 1zen hands employed Fair Haven an't afford to lose many manufactur- lg plants in these times, but rather, hould be securing some new indus les
 J J Harrigan of James street rep- asented the Brotherhood of Locomo- we Bremen at the Columbus conven- lon
 The oyster steamer Ivernia has just hd It's annual inspection at Provi- ence. This boat which ran in Fair haven waters for score of years or bore, was sold to Providence parties ome time ago The boat was built fere and was run several years g an Excursion steamer to shore resorts and efterward was converted into an oyster redge boat
 
 Now that the old Malthy mansion on Ialtby place has boen taken down, hree new houses are to be built on the Etc
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