Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-12
Bradley, Miss Edith Augur, Miss Lulu
johnson and Miss Holiday.

johnson and MISS Holiday.
A whist party was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. W. G. Huntington, 100 Atwater
street, and the occasion was very enjoyable
for those attending, which included Mr..
and Mrs. W. G. Montague, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. W. Huntington, Mr.. ard Mrs. j. A.
Thorpe, Mrs. Grace Stspleton, J. Russell
Bolton and MIR. and Mrs. F. G. Perry. At
ter the serving of refreshments W. G.
Montague gave some witty and entertain
ing remarks which were greatly appre-
ciated. The prizes: First, Mrs. j. A.
Thorpe and f. @. Perry; BOBBY prize, Mrs.
w. g. Montague and J. A. Thorpe.
A literary and musical entertainment for
the benefit of the Fair Haven Y. Ii. G. A.
will be given in the Grand avenue Congre-
gational church this evening at O'Clock.
The program: Piano duet, Miss Moss Rose
and Miss Jennie Mallory; soprano solo,
Miss Edith Porter; violin solo, Miss Helen
B. Johnson; reading, "Tom's Little Star"
Miss Edith B. Goodyear; whistling solo,
Miss Eva L. Pratt cornet duet, Bamburgh
Bros.; tenor solo, Eugene s. Willis; soprano
solo, Miss Edith Porter; quartette, B. A.
Jenkins, Francis N. Moody, L. L Grein,
Frank Wilder; reading: N"The Ride of
Jennie Mcneil" Miss Edith B. Goody ear !;
tenor solo, Eugene S. Willis; whistling
solo, Miss Eva L Pratt.
s. 81, Hadley, superintendent of the Nc
Auley mission, New York, addressed the
w. G. T. U. meeting in the M. E. church
yesterday afternoon. There was singing
| by the male choir of the church.
On Saturday Lawyer julius Twiss and
Robert w. JerolmRn transferred two pieces
| of property in tbs eunsx, along the new
Shore Line railway, to the New York,
New Haven and Hartford railroad.
The confession of the frebug who has
| terrorizsd the Grapevine Point district is q
relief to all the residents in that part OF
the city. 1t ia to be hoped that the dis
trict will never again have such an I'M.
enviable record for incendiary fires thai
has been gained the past year.
At the meeting of the Y. P. 8. G. E. Of
the Grand avenue Baptist church, hello
yesterday afternoon, F. D. Ludington pre-
sided and the subject of the address by
Judge Blydenburgh was Temperance"
Rev. G. W. Park of Birmingham deliv
cred an interesting discourse on "NativitJ
and Childhood of Oar Lord" at the Second
church last evening, The subject was il
| Illustrated with steIeopticon visws.
A service specially for the Sunday sc hoo
was held in the Grand avenue Baptis
church yesterday morning, when the pas
tor preached an appropriate sermon. There
was special music by the choir and Sunday
school.
The anniversary entertainment of Eas
Rock lodge. A. o. U. w, will be held il
Central hall Thursday evening. A dispsn
sation has been secured to hold a specia
meeting Saturday evening in place Of
Thursday, the regular meeting night.
The remains Of Mrs. Harriet, wife O
Moses Mann, who died in Boston, wer'
brought here last evening and the funera
will be observed this afternoon at o'clocl
from the residence of George Foote, 19'
Qniunipiac street, her brother in-law
Her maiden name was Miss Harriet May
Miss Nellie Monroe. who has been visit
ing her cousin. Eugene Reeves of Chatham
street, has returned to Bradford.
At the last meeting of the Allegro Biey
Gle club officers were elected as follows
President, Frank P. Ryan; vice president
U Dudley; secretary, John English
treasurer, Harvey Pond. The club vote
to throw open its rooms for the use of tn
Dayton Hook AID Ladder company on tn
evening of the annual ball on Wednes
day.
A boy six years of age, son of M,
Campbell of Richards street, who die
from diphtheria, was buried yesterday.
Mira. A. K. Brown is visiting her dsugh
ter, Mrs. Fred Ward of North Guilford.