Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-05
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

A Couple of Weddfngs-Surprise
Party on Bright Street-SOcial Cash
ertng of Hiram Camp Divisional
Truthful Sportsman-Tramw for
Unloading Shells-To Hunt In the
Bethany Woods-W. O. II. U. Off,
cers-Attorney Mills ON the Stump.
A quiet wedding took place Thursday
evening at O'Clock at the residence of
Frederick A. Holman, No. SO James street.
The contracting parties were John J.
Zimmerman and Miss Hattie Golf. Rev.
DR.. Sage OF the Grand avenue Baptist
church oficiated. After short delay in
the east wedding trip to Chicago is con-
templated.
The meeting of the New Haven Baptist
Social union in the Grand avenue Baptist
church, November 16, promises to be one
of the most enjoyable social gatherings
ever held in the church. Gentlemen and
ladies both are expected to attend. The
Ladies' Aid society of the church is max
ing provision to furnish supper at $3.50.
The post-prandial speeches introduced by
Judge Wayland will fttingly supplement-
the bountiful spread.
Thursday evening very pleasant social
gathering was held in the rooms of Hiram
Camp division, S. of T. Company A of
the division had prepared collation. for
Company B, it being the promised reward
of a recent competition in entertaining the
division. The supper was fine one, and
was enjoyed by about fifty members. At
the regular evening session ten new candi-
dates were initiated in the presence of
crowded. and if the division keeps on at
its present rate new meeting place will
have to be procured.
A pleasant surprise was rendered Miss Tenne
Peters Thursday evening at her home on Bright
street. the occasion being her twentieth birthday
anniversary. The evening was passed very
pleasantly with games and collation.. Among
ase aases Mf pns
Libbie wedmore, Mrs. John Hill, Mi. and MIS-
Wsser e. Potte HSwaEa an Waters ~
Kilbourn, Fred Kanahan, Fred Russell, Frank
KsnsssH Mr. Wooster Gilbert Billings and Lou
Walter H. Barnes son of Luzerne F. Barnes
went out on the Quinnipiac river yesterday and
shot two coots. For so young lad Walter is an
Charles a. Goodspsed of wallingford and Miss
Hattie B. Russell Of this city were married Thurs
@ ef IN
Wangford ' Rev. e. Sage gs peTf form
the ceremony. Among the attend
ants Henry Ba Mr. and
jamin Leach, Eta Leach, Miss Jessie Kay, Miss
Eta Clark, Miss Julia Bassett, Miss Elsie Hub
bard Miss Downs and Miss Black. Henry Bailey
was best man and Miss Florence Black was the
bridesmaid.
b. A. Stevens has built at his wharf on South
oyster shells for in his lime kiln. A small
car carries the shells to the big bin. Mr.. Stevens
has just received two cargoes Of shells from the
south.
John II. Linsley, Frank Elson, F.S. Waterbury,
Ed Durant and George French expect to 60 out
to Bethany tonight on coon hunt.
Attorney William P. Niles addressed a republi-
can meeting in North Guilford Thursday even
ing.
n. Thompson; secretary, Mrs. O. 8. Allen; treas
urer, Mrs. B: D: Hopkins; superintendents Of Jail
work, Mrs c. W. Kanahan and Mrs. D. r. Hop
Mrs. Sarah Ives; of Sabbath observance, Mrs.
Sarah Ives and Mrs. Wiser; o. hospital work,
Mrs, Wackle and Mrs. Perry; Of Loyal
legion Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Wicks; Of
narcotics, Mrs. George Kilbourn and Mrs. Bristol;
Of evangelistic work. Mrs. D. R. Hopkins; visit
ing committee, Mrs. Watrous and Mrs: Hopkins;
Rev Mr.. Irons Of Clinton will fill the pulpit Of
the East Pearl street NJ. e. church to morrow.
bought out the property belonging to J. B. Ellis
estate and will open store at 3l6 Grand avenue
under the firm name of Cornell & Collins.
A lightweight tug-of-war contest between st.
Aloysius and st. Ignatius T. A. B. societies will
take place November 49,
Mrs. George Youngs OF Center street. annex,
ents who live on Long Island.