Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-11
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

PAIR HAVEN NEWS
Marriage on Quinnipfac Street.-The :
knights OF the Golden Eagle-l
Christian Endeavor Union-The Y.
M. O. A.-Mrs. Aug ur's Anniversary
IS. OF It. Visit-The Coming Fire.
mems Ball-A Novel Election Bet
Donation Day at the Home for the
Friendless.
Miss Louise NJ. futile and Mr.. George
a. Cannon were married Wednesday even
ing at the home of the BRIDES parents, No.
3O1 Quinnipiac street, by Rev. D. N. James
of the Second Congregational church.
They left the same evening for Niagara
Falls. On their return they will reside in
the western part of the city.
A castle of the Knights of the Golden
Eagle will be formed; the organization to
be made some day next week. The names
of twenty-one persons have been received
for membership, and the application pa
pers for others who may wish to join are
at the jewelry store of VS.. & Ell. Rowe,
81 Grand avenue.
Councils /, 2 and 3, Brotherhood of Re-
lief, met Wednesday evening at the home
of L. J. Mundelin, No. "a Pierpont street.
Two candidates were received into Council
8. making twenty-four in all. Refresh
ments were served and it was a pleasant
| occasion for all attending.
Ex-Policeman Merwin expects to take
the position of quarter-master on fruit
steamer running between Cuba and New
York, and commanded Ey Captain John
Hardy of this place.
The democrats of the Fourteenth ward
are arranging for celebration of the
democratic national victory, to occur some
evening next week yet to be selected.
There will be parade, illumination, etc.
The horse railroad people were not al
lowed to build temporary track on Grand
avenue between Ferry and Atwater streets,
where the sewer is now being built, the
contractors claiming because of the delay
occasioned by the temporary track laid
between Poplar and Ferry streets they lost
money on the latter sewer contract last
summer. Passengers who had to transfer
J in the rain yesterday complained, but the
arrangements were the best under the
circumstances.
DR.. Anderson, physical instructor in the
new gymnasium in Yale university, will
address the members of the Fair Haver
branch Y.M.C.A. in it's rooms, corner Of
Grand avenue and Quinnipiac street, mex
"
bring with him a physical instructor, wht
will organize and conduct classes in gym
nastics. All men are invited.
Yesterday was the seventy ninth birth
day anniversary of Mrs. Harriet M. Augu
of No. 216 Grand avenue, and in the after
=. noon some fifteen or twenty relatives an,
friends made her a surprise visit and tool
tea with her. They congratulated her upol
her anniversary and her excellent health
e
Q brances, including handsome easy chat
f from her son, DR.. J. 81. Augur, and wife
Mrs. Augur is constituent member of tn
Grand avenue Congregational church an
y is able to attend service nearly every pleas
70 ant Sunday.
r The monthly meeting of the New Have
# Christian Endeavor union will be held a
=. the Second Congregational church Wednet
d day evening, November 16. At least sixt
k members of the Grand avenue Congreg,
g. tional Endeavor society will attend in
" body. Mrs. Whittemore of the Door {
, Hope mission of New York will be til
10 speaker of the evening. The address wi
v. be followed by conservation service.
Michael Gaffney, conductor on the dept
branch, is still seriously i'll.
Next Tuesday evening the members
- Hiram Camp division, S. of T., will pay
- visit to 81. H. Benedict division at the fol
l
ir expected to be present, including NJ /
t. Farren, the newly elected grand worth
10 patriarch, who will make his first ofici
.3 visit.
Some Of the horse cars had fires In Il
stoves yesterday for the first time this sc
son.
F. G. Spencer, chief of the Guilford fl
:. department, writes that the local compaI
u. will send a delegation to the annual ball
"a the Dayton Hook and Ladder compan
IL The ball committee consists of N. E. Fo'
Ter, D. Burton Brown, G. G. Wilson, E
lis ward Ryan and J. G. Kramp.
at To pay an election bet Levi L. Bradl
aa will wheel Sidney Smith of East Hav
around the old East Haven green.
Daniel McVeigh of Blatchley avenue "
ed pleasantly surprised by few of his frien
st. at his home. The Jefferson quartette Sol
10 selections finely.
The annual donation visit to tho Hor
of the Friendless will OCCUR on the aft.
to noon of Thursday, November II. T
to lady managers have large coal bill owe
I'd due and they need money for immedis
49, use. The work of the home is growi
he rapidly and the donations next we
ed should be liberal.