Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-05
FAIR HAVEN.

Wedding Of Charles Ltvermore and |
 Miss Kettle eTuttIe-watermelon Par l
 ty-Flag Raising and Meeting at Gem l
 tral Hall.
 MT. Charles Livermore was married at the 1 St. James church to Miss Nettie Futile by l the Rev. Dr. Vibbert yesterday afternoon at 4:4O o'clock. The ushers were Daniel Jones, Lloyd Salisbury, Mir. Talcott and A. 0. Page The best man was Dr. Elliott, of this city. The bride received numerous and costly presents from her friends. The bridal couple started on their tour immediately. more. Among those present at the wedding were: Captain William Farren and wife, Miss Sophia Faughtner, A. L. Chamberlain and daughter, Mrs. Henry Smith and daughF ter, H. O. Rowe and wife, Mrs. John Farren, Prof. Louis Bail and daughter, I. E.. Potter and wife, Jared Mallory and wife, and Miss Grace Brown<
 There was 8 watermelon party at Albert Holidays Wednesday evening, at which there were large number of his young friends entertained. The party broke up at about o'clock, all having enjoyed nice time.
 
 efficiency of the fire department which was shown at the recent fire. Dr. H. L. Parker, our popular druggist, returned from Alfing Springs, Vermont, on Wednesday night and reported having pleasant time for the last month. William Hauff, junior member of the firm of Hauff Bros, the bakers, starts to-day on l his vacation. He will go first to Newtown, l thence to New York and Brooklyn. Milo Allen caught one of the finest bass that has been taken this season in the river ! here. It weighed one pound and fourteen ounces.
 Some of our local sports went to New Reef blackishing yesterday. The party number l ing eight, caught seventy-seven fish, consist l ing of weakfsh, black and sea bass. MT. Arthur F. Hemingway started last ! night for Alburgh Springs, Vt., to spend a ! couple of weeks.
 1 MT. A. c. Page returned on Wednesday | from short sojourn in the country. E. A. Daniels will take his vacation the l last of this month. He will spend the most ] of his time hunting and fishing in the Green 1 Mountains.
 l MT. and Mrs. H. Lee Mallory and family | started yesterday for Winsted where they 1 will spend a short time in visiting friends l and relatives.
 l Will Fields. conductor on the Fair Haven ! and Westville horse railroad, who broke his leg in the car house some time ago, was out l yesterday on his crutches. l CAMPAIGN RALLY. | Last evening the Republicans of the l Twelfth and Thirteenth wards raised a banner for Blaine and Logan from the post l office toLee Bradley's building, Quite large crowd witnessed the raising. l Thirteen guns were fired from Mischief, :" 1 the brass cannon, in honor of the event. large crowd gathered at Central Hall to
 listen to the speeches. Many ladies entered l the hall and stayed throughout the meeting. ! Professor Chandler's glee club rendered some l fine glees and sang in such an impressive ! manner as to move the audience to enthus- 1 iasm. Warner Robinson, the builder, de- l livered an impressive speech. L. M. Hub
 bard, of Wallingford, also spoke. John s.
 Fowler harangued the audience for long l time and convinced the audience that he
 knew a good deal about politics. At about half-past 9 o'clock telephone
 message was received at this office to the eff
 feet that MT. Fowler was still speaking with
 no signs of ''1etting up.' The Fair Haven people want to hear MT. Hubbard again. l DEATH OF BENJAMIN CoRBIN.
 Mir. Benjamin Corbin died at his residence
 on South Quinnipiac street yesterday after
 noon after a short illness. Deceased was
 about 65 years of age, and a much respected citizen. He was years ago in the drug busi-
 ness in Fair Haven, west side. He leaves a
 son also in the drug business in Fair Haven.
 A son and daughter died in recent years. 1 Deceased was a member of the Second Con-
 gregational church. The funeral takes place ! tomorrow at 9:30 a. m. from the house. The
 burial will be in Guilford.