The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-11
NEWS OF NEIGHBORING PLACES.

friends attending. MT. and Mrs. Bray are now away on wedding tour anu q on their way home they expect to make | a short visit on Mir. Bray'a relatives III Fair Haven. U The cold snap has made the ice iltlii z on Hemingway poni and many enJoyeu the sport of skating yesterday.
 At the initiation and installation eX- r ercises at the meeting of GlenWoou t council, Fraternal Benefit league, I Thursday evening, Elmore s. Wade ol ( Fair Haven, a member of the supreme f council, was present and made an et- i fective speech. in which he congratu- lated the members on the growth ana of their council. In the past , two meetings there have been 10 ap- , plications for membership. Superme f Organizer R. McNeil of this city was f also present and congratulated the council on it's growth and prosperity.
 -hi. dllu MI iNoSsSiN I Quinnipiac avenue are quite ill at their home with the grip.
 F. P. Tyler. supreme secretary of the Fraternal Benefit league, former Fair Haven resident and who is on the ex- ecutive staff and has been attending 1, the gathering of the Associated Fratt- mites of America at Chicago, stopped in Rochester and in Buffalo on his way home to look after the interests of the Fraternal Benefit league in those clt- ies.
 The new trolley car No. 53S has some Improvements which many of the other cars do not have. One very good ap- pointment is the wooden rods running the entire length of the car from which leather supporting straps are attached. On many of the cars there are none of
 ese straps and people who are sanding frequently make dive for the indicator to ring up two fares be- fore the use of those straps could be explained understandingIy, The cur tains on the windows of the doors lead ing to the vestibules, roll from the side instead of from the top. The new car now in use has been much praised by people who have rode on 1t and 1t is hoped that more of these will bel placed on the Fair Haven runs.
 The burial of the late James s, Moore of Hartford former resident here, took place In Fair Haven cemetery yesterday afternoon and Rev. D. J. Clark of East Haven, who ofliclated at the funeral of Mrs. Moore on Wednes- day, performed the committal service It was very sad burial, MT. Moore having been laid In the Merchant bur- ial plot beside his wife. The sudden death of Mir. Moore before the funeral of his wife at r Vernon street, Hart ford, on Wednesday, has been men toned in this paper Personal friends of Mir. Moore in Hartford were his bearers yesterday.
 The flag on Elisha Robbins flagstaff
 in Front street, near Grand was flying at half-mast yesterday, in memory of a veteran In his regiment who had died. i Clyde, N. Y, must have got some of
 that great snowfall of Tuesday in New
 York state, for c. E. Bray. who has { just returned from that place, says l there was fine sleighing there on I Thursday.
 The fine weather of yesterday was
 greatly appreciated. especially by the I grip victims, Of which there are a good
 ly number. Such weather as yester- days is certainly more seasonabe for
 winter than much that has been in evil dence of late.
 Grace church (Blatchley avenue)
 Morning prayer and sermon at lO:3O;
 evening service and sermon on Law 1 fitness" at 7:30. |. I A pleasant surprise party was ten dered Fred Simpson at his home on l Milford avenue, Branford, Thursday evening by his New Haven and Fair
 Haven friends. After an evening of
 vocal and instrumental music fine
 supper was served. It was a merry party who left on the last car for the
 city, all having spent a pleasant even-
 ing. Those from New Haven were :.
 Hallie Stammers, MT. and Mrs. Fred
 Simpson. MT. and Mrs. Fred Newell.
 MT. and Mrs Alex Dupois, Mir. and
 Mrs. George g. Cooke, Mir. and Mrs. Il Albert Vogt. Mrs. Jennie Bunnell, the
 Misses Charlotte Vogt, Mabel Vost,
 Emma Arnold, Elsie Roth, Anna Ken
 ney, Charlotte Doane, Flora Curry,
 Herbert Scoville, Edward Ryan, Gy-
 man Goodrich, John Angus, George
 Vogt, Edward Young, George Young. i, George Farren, K. Palmer, Mir. Lind
 ley, Louis, Young, Henry Banks, Master
 Earle Simpson and Master Raymond
 Lindsley.
 Mir. and Mrs. Rodney Bradley of
 Clifton street. sailed yesterday from , New York for Nassau. New Providence,
 and will remain until April, visiting Mrs Bradley's relatives. Mir and Mrs. | Bradley's son, Solomon Bradley and his wife of this city have just left for
 Florida. where Mrs. Bradley has rela- tives. Later they will embark on a , steamer for Nassau and finish their southern sojourn in the West Indies , Mrs. Chares NJ. Potter of North Gull . ford came here to attend the installa tion exercises of Myrtle chapter, O. E - s., an account of which appeared ir h this paper yesterday. Mrs Potter is
 guest of Mir. and Mrs Elmore s I Wade of Welcome street