Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-28
rAmHayEn NEWS.

Sunfower Supper-Wflliam s. Rob-
 inson's Driye-Marriage-Su for
 Damases-Fal from a Third Story
 Window.
 Last evening the ladies of the W. c. T. U. waited on their friends at the sunfiower supper right royalty. The rooms were handsomely decorated with sunfowers, the appropriate adornment for the occa- sion. On one wall of the room in large sunfowers were the initials of the associa-- ton, W. 0. T. U. Each dish on the table was arranged with the food in the center and sunfower petals surrounding it in circle, giving the appearance of huge sum- flower. During the evening about 100 took supper The affair was such de- cided success that the ladies will arrange another entertainment to be given in the second week in September.
 MT. and Mrs. R. W. Bronson of North Front street are very grateful to their many friends who remembered them so | kindly in their late bereavement. l Arthur E. B. Moody returned yesterday from Newport, where he has been attend ing the tennis tournament: Rev, J. Lee Mitchell officiated at the
 wedding of John Burton and Della Good 1 enough at the residence of the bride on
 Brown street, Wednesday.
 Mr. John s. Evans of Baltimore. is com.
 ing to Fair Haven today. He will spend
 his vacation with his family at the resi- dence of Deacon J. P. Morrow on Clinton | avenue.
 Sunday, at the regular meeting of the
 w. c. T. U. in the afternoon, special at
 fractions will be given. A blind man and
 boy will furnish the music for the meet
 ing.
 William Bassett made the largest score i, on the clam flats yesterday. He obtained
 two bushels of the bivalves, and that if
 saying good deal, with the present scare ity of the article named.
 Rev. Mr. Branch, who for the past weel
 has been visiting Rev. E. c. Sage, Ph. D.
 has returned to his home in Quincy. Ill
 Sunday he supplied the pulpit of th'
 Grand avenue Baptist church, MT. Sag
 being in Deep River.
 Miss Sinnie B. Hanover of Middleton,
 is spending few days with Mrs. Willi , Barnes.
 , John Casey, who had a row with hi neighbor, William McNamara, on Monday
 has sued the latter for $100 for strikin
 him.
 Captain and Mrs. Walsh Rowland an, | 11rS. ManWarlnS are aG SaraUOPa. An aged quarryman named AndreJ Sproul, who boards in the Annex, fel from the third story window of his board . ing house on Wednesday night. He mus
 have been wandering in his sleep an plunged from the window, injuring hi spine If he had not fallen upon grap !, arbor, which broke the fall, he might hay !, been killed instantly.
 , The officers of the Old Colony Distille1 ies company will on Monday formally CT dorse the agreement which is to satisfac torily settle their financial troubles. :. Rev. Henry M. Thompson of the Mai ! street Baptist church of Hartford has bee visiting his father-in-law, MT. John Me ; Gregor, with his family, returned honl yesterday. MT. Thompson spent tw weeks of his vacation in Maine and the came here.
 7 William S. Robinson, the keg manufa ? ? turer, with his family, has returned afte A' spending a very pleasant vacation. E 2 drove through Connecticut to Eggermor
 Plains in Massachusetts and also returne , by carriage. The journey was made :" stints of about thirty miles each. M
 Robinson feels much refreshed after vacation. For number of years he hs
 spent his vacation with Rev. A. H. Bal 3 formerly pastor of the Grand avenue Ba] Q tist church. Together they have eampe " on the shores of Lake George.