Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-21
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

The Maynard-Brous Wedding
Father MulhollaRd's Tour West
Y. p. 8. @. e. Officers Rlected-J. w.
Tabb WEEDS Miss Belle Little.
The Y. P. s. G. E. of the Grand avenue
Baptist church have elected these oficers:
President, Miles J. Barnes; vice president,
Charles D. Sherman; secretary, Mrs.
Charles D. Sherman; treasurer, Mics Lii
liam Preston; director of music, Eugene
LETTERS; organist, Miss Hattie Converse;
members of the reception committee of the
New Haven Y P. s. G. E. union, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Preston; directresses of jun |
Tor department, Mrs. Fred Siebert. Mrs..
Francis Smith.
The Y. P. S. @. E societies of Fair Ha- |
ven Eere well Represented at the meeting
of the New Haven union held in Dwight
Place church last evening.
Miss Mamie A. Combs, who has been
visiting Mrs. Edward Henderson of Center
street, has returned to her home in Union.
Vile.
Rev. Father Mulholland, accompanied
by Rev. Father McKeon of the Church of
the Sacred Heart, expects to leave for the
WorlQs ralr next week.
The parish school of st. Francis church
has larger membership this term than
ever before, the enrolment reaching 775.
The boys are beginning to make on
slaughts on the horse chestnut trees.
Welded LAST EVENING.
Miss Belle Little and James W. Tabb
were married at the residence of DR.. @. B.
Adams, It's Grand avenue, last evening at
O'Clock by Rev. J. Lse Mitchell Edward
Barber of New York, was the best man and
Miss Amy Hubbard the bridesmaid. Bur-
| dett S. Adams and George D. Lockwood
| were the ushers. The bride wore robe of
| pink elk, with white lace and pearl trim
| mings. She carried a bunch of white
| roses. The bridesmaid was dressed in
| was held and was attended by about 1875
guests. The couple received many hand
some and useful gifts. Mr.. Tsbb is super
intendent of the wood working department.
at Hooker's carriage factory. He Is build
ing house on Carmel avenue, which he
and his bride will occupy in a few weeks.
WEDDING OF MISS MAYNARD AND NIB BRoUs-
| About fifty guests assembled last even
ing at o'clock at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Maynard to witness the mar
riage of their daughter, Anna F., to
Thomas N. Brous, conductor on the
| Winchester avenue railroad. The cere-
mony was performed by R.v. Father Null
holland. The bride was dressed in white
| silk landsdown, trimmings of applique
lace and white satin ribbon. She carried
bunch of white roses The BRIDES sister,
Miss Emma, was the bridesmaid and her
dress was of light green silk. Joseph
Maynard, brother of the bride, was best
man. The ushers wers Irving Taylor and
Louis Maynard. A reception followed the
ceremony. The parlors were decorated
with palms and other greenery. Gifts
were received from this city, New York,
Boston, Springfield, Birmingham and Nor
wich. The wedding tour will include the
city of Washington. Upon their return
Mr.. and Mrs. Brous will reside in this city.
wEDDINa-MIss FIrzsIMoNs AND MR.. Cont.
The marriage of Miss Julia J. Fitzsimons
of the annex to Mr.. Charles E. Cort of
Philadelphia, occurred yesterday afternoon
at 4 o'clock at st. Francis church, Rsv.
Father Mulhollsnd performing the cere.
mony. The bride was attended by Miss
Mamie Fitzsimons as bridesmaid and Mr..
William II. Neebe as best man. Both
ladies carried bouquets, that of the bride
being composed of bridal roses and the
bridesmaids pink roses. The happy bride
looked charming in cult of white bengal
inc with pearl trimming, while the brides
maid was attired In q white henrietta
After the ceremony had been performed {
reception was held at the home of the
bride, No. 8 Hill street, after which the
couple left for bridal tour, which will EN-
brace a visit to Washington, Niagara Falls
and the worlds fair. Their future homt
will be in Philadelphia, where the groom
holds an influential position with the Penn
sylvsnia railroad. Among those presen
: were Mrs. Montague and son, A. Montague
Mr.. W. L. Cort, Mr.. Thomas, Cort, broth
, ers of the groom, all of Philadelphia; Mr.
! A. Brattling of Bridgeport, Mr.. and Mrs
Hsrkins and Miss N. Hogan of Brooklyn
N. Y. There were many beautiful pres
, | sents from friends who wish the newly
welded pair happy voyage upon the Sc
of matrimony.
! Fell From a Wagon and Run Over
George Irvi"g, driver, employed b
. John Mortell, the tsamster, fell from
: stone wagon which he was driving O
= Howard avenue yesterday afternoon an
, one of the wheels passed over his left leg
q fracturing 1t. He was taken to the hos
a pital.
Q IMPRISONED In WELL.
Edward Cunningham,s Pertlous Ex
sides Caved in Upon Him.