Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-02
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Business Change-OG for the Vest Suit Against Officer Doody-Return of Southern Visitors - He Jumped the Wrong Way-Busy .Oystermen- The Fire Companies Have Q Run Rev. Dr. Vtbbert Convalescent-A Quiet Wedding Last Evening. H. L. Ellenberger, recently clerk for H. F. Smith, the east side tailor, has been ad- 1 mitted into partnership, the firm being H..
 F. Smith & Co. The many friends of MT. Ellenberger will wish him success in his ! new venture.
 Arthur F. Hemingway, with the New
 Haven Water company, leaves to-day for ! Colorado Springs to visit his brother Cliff ford. who went out for his health several ] months ago.
 A. D. Barnes, who has been visiting at his home the past two months. started last evening for Kansas City, where he is in business
 Rev. D. M. James is expected to return from his vacation this week and to preach in his pulpit, the Second church, Sunday MT. and Mrs. George J. Bishop and so n, l who have been visiting in New London the past two weeks, have returned to their home on Center street. Miss Catherine Bray, who has been visit ing her uncle, Judge Bray, has returned to her home in Alabama.
 Next Friday before Justice Gallagher the suit of Robert Douglass against Officer Doody for $1Q0 damages for false arrest will be tried. Doody arrested Douglass four weeks ago on the charge of horse
 stealing, and of assault and battery alleged to have been committed in North Bran ford, having delivered Douglass over. to Deputy Sheriff Sperry. On the trial Douglass was discharged and he now brings his suit for false arrest. The case
 was brought by Attorney E. P Arvine. Herbert Barnes has returned from Sara toga.
 Captain and Mrs. William Botsworth and daughter, Nettie, have returned to Baltimore.
 Ralph Hull succeeded Carrier George Brogan, resigned, yesterday. His route is in the Eleventh and Twelfth wards. Druggist Ezra Healy and wife have re- turned from two weeks stay at Sandy Hill and Lake Mahonk, N. Y. On Grand avenue yesterday afternoon
 man attempted to jump from horse car backward and would have fallen under the wheels had not 8 man in the seat behind
 him caught him. s.@- v More oystermen were down in, the oyster farmS yesterday ana Tn 8 few days the fall
 business will be at high tide. The. revival of the business gives an impetus to busi- ness in general in this vicinity, The Hose and the Truck company had run Monday evening on the east side, They are getting ready for the coming tournament at Meriden. Many people watched the firemen who made consider able noise and had g good time. Their
 friends will wish that they will take some
 of the prizes.
 Tuesday, September 8, band concert
 will be given in Fair Haven.
 Mrs. L. P. Deming and daughter are at Stony Greek.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Reeves of Exchange
 street are in the CatskilIs
 Rev. Dr. Vi5bert, who was i'll on Sun
 day, is well as usual again.
 Last evening Miss Mamie L., daughter
 of MT. and Mrs. Isaac N. Bradley, was mar
 ried at her home, 394 North Quinnipiac
 street, to Edward L. Granniss, son of the
 late George Granniss. He is of the firm of D. H. Granniss & Sons, fish and oyster
 dealers The bride is popular youuc lady of the east side. She is a member of
 the I. w. club and this is the third one
 of the seventeen members to marry. Rev.
 J. Lee Mitchell oficiated. After the eere-
 mony MT. and Mrs. Granniss repaired to their newly furnished residence, 358 North -Quinnipiac street. Only relatives of the contracting parties attended, the affair be- ing very quiet owing to the recent death of the father of the groom.