Morning journal and courier., 1884-10-17
FAIR HAVEN.
General News On Both Sides of the River-Tying the SiIken KnOt-Three Weddings.

General News on Both Sides of the
 River-Tying the SfIken KnOt-Three
 Weddings.
 The Lancraft Bros have just completed a large barn on the site where the old one that was burnt down in September stood.
 Mr. Henry KonoId has two good sized dwelling houses building on Chapel street, near Ferry, which are now nearly com pleted.
 Frostfsh are running along the docks now. This is over a month earlier than usual for these fish to show themselves.
 The Republicans are quite jubilant over the returns from the Ohio elections and say that it insures the election of Blaine and Lo- gan in November.
 MT. Isaac Brown is enlarging his oyster house on South Quinnipiac street for better accommodations for his business.
 MT John c. Elmer the confectioner, is making visit with his people in Vermont.
 A number of Fair Haven people were in Hartford Wednesday on business.
 There was not a very large attendance at the Butler and West rally last evening.
 The horse cars carried last evening hun dreds of people to see the Republican parade in the city.
 Miss Lulu Linsley returned home on Wednesday evening from an extended visit with Mrs Mary Reed in Brooklyn, L. I.
 Dr. E. H. Andrews, the dentist in Plain vile, made 8 short visit here with his friends. The doctor was resident in Fair Haven for some years.
 D T Mr. Arthur Rowe left on Wednesday night for short visit in New York city and vicin- ity.
 Miss Jennie Moulthrop is sojourning for a few weeks in the good old town of Torring- ton, where she has many warm friends.
 The yacht Happy Thought, owned by George Graves, won the prize in the yacht race in the second class at Sandy Hook last with his yacht until Saturday, when another boat race takes place. The Happy Thought is entered for the contest and the friends of the little craft are in hope of hearing good report of her at that time.
 The social at the chapel of the Second church on Wednesday was very largely at tended The loan and art exhibition was very fine and was the feature of the evening. The supper provided for the social by the la dies was excellent and could not be beaten. So many were present that it was uncomfort- able to get around and the tables had to be reset several times before all could get their supper.
 The marriage of Miss Fife Lane and E. H. Rowe took place at the residence of MT. Ed ward Bailey, on North Quinnipiac street, on Wednesday evening, the Rev. Burdett Hart tying the silken knot. Only a few of the nearest relatives were present. There were many valuable presents from friends and relatives of the happy couple. After the ceremonies the newly married couple started off on a short wedding tour of week or so On Wednesday afternoon small party. o1 friends gathered at the residence of MT. X Miss Hattie Hunt and MT. w. F. Andrews Y, Hammond, the pastor of the East Pear groom attend church. There were severa presents which were beautiful and adapted I for the occasion Miss Hunt and Mr. An | drews are well known here and have large circle of friends and aequaintances who one and all extend to them their wishes. Mr Geo. W. Adt of the firm of Adt & Son, Grapevine Point formerly of Artisan street) and Miss Jennie l.. Rogers were uni ted in marriage yesterday afternoon at the home of the bride, 235 Exchange street Rev. MT. Cunningham, of the East Pear street M. E. church, tied the silken knot The home was filled with friends and the joyous occasion will long be re-enjoyed 1T recollection by those present. The bride is quite well known as an artist and vocalist and the happy couple have very many friends They left for 8 bridal trip. The presents were numerous and beautiful.