Morning journal and courier., 1888-12-19
FAIR HAVEN.

A ouEet Wedding on she East Side
 East Nfght-Painful Aceident-Gen-
 eraI Notes and Items of Local Inter-
 est.
 A quiet wedding took place last evening
 at o'clock at the residence of E. Allan
 Huntley on Center street. The contracting
 parties were Miss Lottie J. Huntley and
 Henry Fabrique of Townsend avenue The
 Rev D, M, James, pastor of the Second Con- gregational church, performed the ceremony. The wedding was very private attalr, only the intimate friends and relatives being pres ent. The bride wore gown of white hen- rietta cloth, trimmed with surah. She also wore veil and floral ornaments. After the ceremony there was a brief reception, after which Mr. and Mrs. Fabrique left for short wedding tour. The wedding presents were 1 many and elegant and included silverWare, fine glassware, pictures and brlc orac aS \ well as several checks for large amounts. | MT. and Mrs. Fabrique will reside on Center street. Police Officer Mack met with severe accl- | dent yesterday. He drove big meat hook l through the back of his left hand causing | quite painful wound.
 l Monday night Officer Mack discovered a l drunken man lying in lot. He was with I out protection of any kind from the blizzard \ ous blast, yet he seemed to be enjoying hlm' ! self until he was run in by the officer. | Arthur D. Barnes is in Kansas City on bus 1 mess.
 Mrs. Eliza Chamberlain, 73 years of age, l who resides with her brother-in-law, A. L. | Chamberlain, recently sustained severe in- ! juries from fall down stairs.
 l Selectman I. B. Brown and wife Will snort | ly leave for Florida to remain until spring 1 Mir. Brown has extensive business interests al | Indian river in connection with the New Ha- | ven Oyster company.
 The young people of St. James, church have already begun tying greens to decorate
 the church for the Christmas season. l Mrs. Brown, wife of Fred F. Brown the l oyster dealer, who has been seriously i'll tol several days past with spinal meningitis, was reported very low last night and was not ex- l pected to live until daylight. MT. Browns | little girl died of the same disease last week. 1 Rev. P. s. Evans delivered the temperance ! address for the Fair Haven W. c. T. U. at 1 the Ferry street church on Sunday. ! How to Make Christians Remembered. 1 Last Thanksgiving the Organized Chari-
 ties used the money donated to the special l fund in sending about fifty one-half tons of
 coal to deserving needy families. This dis position of the fund was greatly appreciated ! by the recipients, and the management at 23 I Church street will be glad to continue this form of holiday remembrance or to use such | funds as are placed in their hands in other l ways if so desired by the donors in order to
 make Christmas pleasant for those whose | needs are pressing. Contributions may be | left at the office, 23 Church street, and while | you remember your friends forget not those \ less fortunate.
 Knights TempIar Annual COncIave. l Tomorrow evening the annual conelave ot
 Grand commandery, Knights Templar, will
 be held in New York city, corner Ninety.
 ninth street and Sixth avenue. Eminent | Commander Robert L. Reed and sirs vii represent St. Paul commandery of this city