Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-17
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

A Former Fair Haven Young Lady |
Married at Baltlmore-Masonic Wis
itations-The Columbian Entertain
ment-Heme From Wedding Tours
-Keligious News-A Tug Refitted.
Miss Nettie Ellsworth, daughter of Cap
tain William Betsworth, formerly of Fair
Haven, was recently married to ]. L.
Brownlee of Sabine Pass, Texas.
John o. Rowland, district deputy, has
arranged dates for visits to lodges as fol-
lows: Widows Sons lodge, Branford,
next Wednesday evening; Connecticut
Rock lodge, New Haven. Monday, October
"a; Continental lodge, Waterbury, Novem-
Der IA, and Olive Branch lodge, Westville,
| November II. 1t Is expected that large
delegation will accompany the deputy to
Branford.
| Joel Bradley of the Annex, who severely
strained his back by fall from staging,
is rapidly improving.
John T. Ross of WATERFOWL, N. Y, has
been visiting friends here.
At the recent Columbian entertainment,
given in the Congregational church, the
committee on the supper arrangements
consisted of Mrs. Lucius Rowe, Mrs. L. P.
Mallory, Mrs. E G. Rowe, Mrs. Luzerne
Luddington, Mrs. Mehitable Tuttle and
Mrs. E. g. Allis
Mr.. and Mrs. William q. Ormiston who
were recently married, are now at their
new home in Rochester, N. Y. The bride
was Miss BERTHE, daughter of Deacon Albert
Rowe of Quinnipac street.
About dozen young men carrying
sticks of red fire marched up the heights
Saturday evening and serenaded Judge L.
Deming and Major Il. b. Strong.
Mrs. G. w. Kanahsn of 2 Wolcott street
attended the state convention of the W. @
T. U. at Norwich.
Miss Lillian Sanford of Patterson, N. J.,
who has been visiting Mrs. L. G. Waters
of Pierpont street several weeks, has re-
turned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beaumont have re-
turned from their wedding tour and taker
| up their residence on Wolcott street. Tn,
bride was Miss Sadie Buckley.
The rain yesterday morning had de
terrent effect upon the attendance at tn
churches, but in the evening the congrega
lions had increased. In the evening Their
was patriotic service at the Second Con
gregstional church, which included an ad
, dress on THE Religious Motive in Nation
: al Life" by the pastor, Rev. D. NJ. James
The quartet consisted of Miss Squires
, Mrs. Griggs, Mr.. Robinson and Mr.. Austin
a assisted BY Miss Tuttle, Mrs. Baldwin, MI
Adams and Mr.. Hart.
, Rev. E G. Sage, at the Grand avenu
J Baptist church in the morning, preachet
:, an interesting sermon, the chief though
q being the increased field for religious an
: missionary work in the United States
a where the representatives of so many ne
4 lions are scattered In the afternoon til
| OF he re he III
q conducted by G. w. Kanahan. This churc
3 sends number of delegates to the Baptif
state convention at Willimantic this weeh
At the meeting for children Miss CARR
Cargill of Fair Haven East will read ps
per.
n The cases against the boys accused {
o setting fires in the vicinity of Grapvir
!. point will come up in the city court thi
= morning by continuance. There is fee
y ing of relief in that community over tt
- fact that the fire bugs have been caught.
The tug William, which is often seen
the Fair Haven waters towing vessels an
E barges, has been sheathed for winter VOL
and repainted. This tug has been used c
- several occasions in the winter for breal
~ out the ice in Quinnipiac river.
10 Captain John Crosley in the schoon,
y Edward F. Mansfield has sailed for Norfol
4, Va, where the vessel will load with Goa
le AT the sSml-annual meetlnS OF Cno 20
t. necticut Homeopathic Medical society to
10 held in Meriden tomorrow DIR. E. @.
et Hall of Fair Haven, will preside over Il
r bureau of clinical medica. DR.. g.
Adams will read paper on "a Remar
able Recovery From Extensive Injury
the Brain"
4. Henry Poronto of Fair Haven, for mai
:; years driver of the precinct patrol WACO
~ has been justly praised for his clever d
Nf
1e bugs.
ct A tenement house is being built at
in East Chapel street for Assistant Postms
70 ter Boyd.