Morning journal and courier., 1886-10-23
FAIR HAVEN.
Items of L0eaI Interest-Death of Mrs.
 FaFreR.

Items of Local Interest-Death of Mrs.
 FarreR.
 MT. and Mrs. William A. Warner will re- side in one of Thomas Lowe's new brick houses on Grand avenue near Loyd street after their return from their wedding tour. They will be at home after November 4.
 A sociable was given In Central Hall last night for the benefit of Hiram Bassett. A large number were present and enjoyed themselves until late hour.
 The Young Woman's Christian Temper ance union will hold another of their very pleasant socials next Thursday afternoon, October 28, in the parlor of the East Pearl street Methodist church. The social will commence promptly at o'clock and a full attendance is expected.
 The music furnished at the Sunday after noon temperance meetings at Quinnipiae rink by the Cedar Hill orchestra, is very enjoyable portion of the meetings The or chestra will be on hand in full force to-mor- row, and.there will be some good speeches.
 The west side people are treated to 8 har monica serenade almost every evening. Lit tie Willie Farren is one of the principal players and he displays a decided musical talent.
 The horse cars went through without any change last night and it will be but few days now before the double tracks are all finished. The work on the stables and barn is also nearly at an end.
 The property of w. A. Lincoln on Pros pect street was attached yesterday for $500 in the interests of Broker George A. Isbell and S. I. Gilbert.
 A new roof has been erected over No. 5's engine house.
 Hiram Thompson took large part of Fair Haven people to North Haven Thursday in his barge Yale, on the occasion of the towns hundredth anniversary.
 Miss Luranda Meigs, of East River, has been visiting friends in Fair Haven.
 Cards are out for the marriage of MT. Frank Crawford, son of ex-Selectman Fl. w. Craw- ford, and Miss Alice Mansfield, daughter of Frederick Mansfield, the East side oyster shipper. The ceremony is to take place next Wednesday evening.
 Rev. MT. Cunningham of the East Pearl street Methodist church WITS recently sum- moned to Maine on accoont of illness in the family.
 Mrs. Farren, wife of Captain William Far ren of Center street, who had been ill for a number of days past, died yesterday morn ing. Mrs. Farren had been somewhat of an invalid for number of years, was dearly beloved by 8 large circle of frie nds, who will mourn her loss severely.
 H. Lee Mallory, of New York, has been in town visiting his father, Henry Mallory, of North Quinnipiac street.
 Mrs. William Farren, wife of Captain Far ren, of Center street, is reported more com fortable at last accounts
 Dr. w. H. Thomson has not been able to go out for several days past and has suffered with slight attack of his old trouble, blood poisoning. The Arrangement of his health is attributed to the new sewer connections that have recently been put in.
 The tax lists have been distributed throughout Fair Haven and number of cit izens are already handing in their blanks promptly filled out.
 A raffie for 8 watch and chain for the ben- eft of Wi'liam L. Clark will take place to- ni-ht.
 .,.>> Hattie FE""dricks, of Boston, has ieell Ii Ing .r-e.ds in town.