Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-26
Fair haven.

The nuptial ceremonies between Miss Min | nie Dill and Mir. Harry Seeley took place at l half-past eight o'clock last evening at St. James, church, the rector, Rev. pr. Vibbert, officiating. Frank Jones, Joseph Cunning ham and Joseph Holiday were the ushers, and right well did they perform their part. A coodly number of relatives, friends and &C., quaintances were present to witness the ty- ing of the silken knot reception of the relatives and few of the most intimate friends followed at the residence of the bride, which was an enjoyable occasion. There were number of bridal presents which were very beautiful, some of them being quite costly. The newly married couple left on the night New York boat for wedding tour | of a week with the best and earnest wishes | of all.
 1 Mir. Isaac Culver and sister, Miss Julia | Culver. are sojourning through the cold
 weather in the sunny climes of Florida, amidst the far-famed orange groves in that
 State.
 MT. and Mrs. Ebert Thomson, of Balti- more, Md, are visiting at Mir. Asahel Thom-
 son's, on Prospect street. MT. T. is one of
 the firm of E. B. Mallory Co.,, oyster and
 fruit packers. ...
 A petition to the selectmen is in circula
 tion for signatures, asking that Ferry street
 be opened and worked as originally laid out
 by the town officials of East Haven some
 years ago. ,,, The funeral of Benjamin E. Stannard will
 take place from the First Congregationai l church this afternoon at two o'clock. The firm of the Bigelow boiler works and those l employed there will attend the funeral n 2 body. The bearers are four from Adeipn1
 Lodge, F. A. M., and four from the snop
 where he was employed.
 l Miss NetEie Spencer, one of the far ladles , of Hartford city, is visiting for short time f here among her friends.
 Miss Carrie Blick of Newark, N. J., IS en-
 loving her visit here very much, and regrets l that she has to return to her home again SC
 soon.
 The schooner Orvetta, John Hervey cap
 tain. arrived yesterday with cargo Of Nlr ] einia oysters for this market. 8 Some of our fast shuckers made last weei : from two dollars and sixty cents up to snre'
 dollars day opening oysters
 !: F. F. Brown is travelling for the BroWr 8 and Lewis oyster company with inc samples , of seed oysters the company will nave 1ol ] the coming season. . q Skating on the river above the Shore Ln'
 railroad bridge is excellent, and goodIy mum ' ?. f day.
 + lieious services which are being held in tn ? Baptist, Methodist, First and Second churches l. every evening. j., The appointment of L. P. Demlng, (on'
 of the residents of the borough) as Assistan Judge of the City court, meets with the ap :. probation of his friends. =, y MT. Lester Smith, the marketman, is stll r confined to the house, but his friends hop d that when the warm weather comes he vii t be able to get out of doors again. l. MT. and Mrs. Isaac E. Brown and sol
 l Frank arrived home yesterday afternoon y from Northport, L, T., where they have beel 2 tarrying for some time.
 l. The many friends of Hendrick H. Munson @ bookkeeper at E. E. Hall < Sons grocer. l. store in the city, will be pleased to lear that he is much improved in health and will b it able soon to be at his accustomed place at tn if store. a Mr. Henry Snow, of Attleboro. Mass: n visiting here He came to attend the weddln If at St James church last evening, being rel o ative of the happy bride