Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-05
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Funeral of John J. Ryan-Ice Har- vesting Goes MerriIy on-The East Side Firemen's Reception-Othe CT Items.
 The members of the League of the Sa- cred Heart will attend special services in St. Francis church tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
 Willie Wrinn of Blatchley avenue, who had his foot injured while working on @ cylinder press in Monson's paper box fac tory three months ago, is able to be out.
 He had one of his large toes amputated as
 result of the accident.
 The funeral of John J. Ryan, who died Tuesday, took place at S:30 o'clock yester- day morning from the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Hobart Sackett, No. 40 Ce- dar Hill avenue. Funeral services were held in St. Francis church at 9 o'clock. The funeral services over the remains of the late Mrs. Charles Mabry, who died Tuesday, aged seventy-four years, will take place this afternoon at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. J. o. Bartholomew, No. 30 Peck street. Mrs. Mabry was the widow of the late Lester w. Mabry, who was sexton of the Fair Haven Union cemetery for long period.
 The engagement of Michael F. Mccarthy of Hamilton street and Miss Mamie Rut- ledge of Blatchley avenue is announced. They will shortly be married in St. Fran eis' church. Mir. Mccarthy is well known throughout the city, being member of the Jocelyn Square quartet and of the St. Patrick's Young Mems T. A. and B. society He also pulled on the tug-of-war team of that society. Miss RutledRe is the daugh- ter of John Rutledge, and is very popular
 among 8 wide circle of friends. Attorney o. B. Matthewman of the Hu- | mane society was over yesterday investi- gating sevaral cases brought to his atten- tion, but there was not sufficient cause to bring prosecution.
 l in their work of securing harvest while ! the present cold weather lasts, that their men have been going to work at a. m. With many lantern lights on the ponds and fires on the shore, the scene in the early morning is full of wierdness. Mrs. Adams, mother of Dr.C. B. Adams, | who has been i'll with heart disease the past eleven months, at his home on Grand avenue, has been more comfortable this week. ... Workmen began yesterday to fit up the | WAACA Ah5 O0oA SOlu 1Of
 a carriage factory. A new roof of tarred paper is being put on. ..5>.. The gentlemen connected with the Aid society of the St. James Episcopal church gave turkey supper in the Sunday school rooms last evening. There was large at tendance and most excellent supper was | served.
 The east side engine house was filled | with merry firemen last evening. The occasion was reception and supper ten dered by theJ. J. Dayton Hook and Lad der company to the members of Quinnipiac Hose company. There were also invited Chiefs Hyatt of Meriden, Smith of Wal Hngford, Ford of Milford, officers of the Eaton, Cole & Burnham company of Bridgeport, and members of the West Haven fire department. The board of warden and burgess of Fair Haven East were also invited. The entertainers had prepared an oyster supper with all the fix ings, and 1t was fine enough spread for royalty. There were two tables reaching
 the entire length of the engine house, and
 there were no vacant chairs at the spread.
 After the feast there were speeches, music,
 etc.
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