Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-10-03
WEDDINGS I'm FAIR HAVEN.

WEDDINGS I'm FAIR HAVEN.
Various Interesting Society Events
Soon to Occur-Three Weddings I
For One Day Next Week-One To-
Morrow.
A number of joyous October weddings |
are impending and are interesting society
circles. 4
The Grand avenue Congregational
church has been engaged for the coming
wedding of Miss May Hart, daughter of
Rev. DR.. Burdett Hart, and Mr. Perkins,
wealthy Philadelphia gentleman. The
happy event will take place on Wednesday
of next week. The officiating clergyman
will be father of the bride. who was for go
many years pastor of this church. Rev.
Mr.. Hart and Miss Hart returned recently
from very pleasant stay in the noun
tains and are domiciled for the present at
the home of the BRIDES sister, Mrs. Samuel
Hemingway in Fair Haven. The happy
couple are to reside in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Frank e. Holcomb and Miss Grace
MILFORD of Branford are to be united in
marriage tomorrow evening at 6 O'Clock
at the Congregational church in Branford,
of which the young lady is a much es-
teemed and valued member, active and USE
full In church work. The groom is assis-
tant superintendent at the New Haven Car
riage company's mandatory. The we'd
ding is interesting Branford's best society,
which will be largely represented at the
ceremony and following reception. The
happy pair, after their wedding trip, will
take up their residence on Wooster street
The wedding interests also many Fair Ha-
ven people, and quite a delegation from
this city will attend the wedding.
On Wednesday of next week at II o'clock
a. IA. at the East Pearl street M. E. church
Miss Mary Edith Wooster will be united in
marriage to Mr.. Fred 8. Weld, one of the
well known insurance men of this city.
The bride is graduate of the Hillhouse
high school and has been for a year or two
past one of the corps of teachers in the
Lloyd street school, Fair Haven. The hap
py pair have q new house at "A Shelter
street, where they will go to reside after
their wedding journey and where they will
be at home November 20.
Miss Amy Hubbard will be united in
marriage 70 Mr.. William s. Downing next
week Wednesday at the residence of the
brides father, Deacon Charles N Hubbard,
No. 254 lloyd street. The groom is con-
neeted with the Office of the Eastern Dis
patch and Delivery company, in this city,
and both the contracting parties have many
friends and well wishers.
GENERAL FAIR HAVEN NEWS.
The funeral of Rosetta, widow Of Arson
Brown, was conducted yesterday afternoon
at the late home of the deceased on Pros.
pect street, Rsv. D. III. James officiating
The bearers were Henry, D. Burton, Allie
parted The deceased was the mother OF
| Isaac E A. z. Frederick and william
| Brown The burial was In the Fair Haven
| cemetery.
A debating club ia to be organized this
| evening at the rooms of the Y. NJ @. A.
All interested are invited to attend. 1t i,
| proposed to conduct the meetings in the
form of a young mems congress. At
| o'clock the banjo club recently formed
will meet. Arrangements have been made
so that instruments can be furnished mem
bers at reduced prices and on weekly pay
| ments.
George Driver of Atwster street viii
leave for the worlds fair one week from
to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles o Francis expec
to leave for the worlds fair this week
They will stop at Washington on the wa,
out and return via Niagara Falls.
Miss Annie Steele of $50 Clinton avenu
has gone to New Rochelle to remain durinj
the winter.
The improvements on Hemingway
Rowe's building on the east side are nearl,
completed. New foundation walls hav
been built, new steps built, and the side
walk raised and relsid. The work ha
been in progress several weeks. In jack
ing up the front the windows in Allyn
meat market were broken.
Many Fair Haven gunners were In tn
woods yesterday. They report the leave
too thick for good shooting. Irving Chip
woodcock. Very few yellowhammers hav
been taken and it is believed they avoide
Fair Haven in their flight.
Mrs. W. 81. Moore and her grandson Wi
| lie have gone to Boston to visit her sor
Frank Moore. So
Irving Penfeld, who has been clerk 8
the news stand in the postoffice, has lei
the position to attend school. He is sue
ceeded by Frederick Cook.
A. a. Barnes, the druggist, ia guest E
the Bradley cottage at Morris Cove.
Lila n. Humiston of No. 81 Housto
street recently entertained a few of hi
young friends at her home, from to 8 I
m. Games were played, among which wf
, a peanut hunt. Prizes were offered fc
, the latter, the fret being won by Rut
Wilson as the finder Of the largest numbs
of peanuts, and the BOBBY prize by VIII
Parker. During the evening Herbert Ne
son, one of the guests, entertained tt
company by views from his magic Lantern
Cake and cream we're served.
The Y. P. 8. O. E. of the Grand Avenr
1 Ram {af oh pah hao al tod .
follows:
{ Lookout committee-Mrs. W. q. Wise
Mrs. N. A. Beebs, Miss Georgia LETTERS,
D. Manwarring, William Preston.
: Prayer meeting committee-Mrs. W.
Beebe, Mrs. J. 81. Price, William Shephart
: Mrs. Poronto, Mrs. Reese.
Social committee-Howard Preston, Mi
Daisy Dewell, Miss Jessie KAYE. L Smitl
: Mrs. Hanselpacker.
/ Sunday school committee-Mrs. Hanse
packer, Miss Hattie Baldwin, Mrs. W.
Turner, Miss Ella Blakeslee, Miss Liz
Greenfield.
Miss Lila Richards, Miss Grace Huntle,
Mark Hare, Alta Smith.
Sick Visiting committee-Miss Vic
Hall, Miss Lille Amman, s. J. Latta, v
J. Turner, Miss Anna Drummond.
Temperance oommftteee-F. B. Smith
@. W. Kanahan, James Gerkin, Miss Mau
Storer, Mrs. Belle Underwood.
Missionary committee-Miss HAITI
Hitchcock, Miss N. c. Porter, Miss Marth
Hall, Gus Tucker, Mrs Lovelsnd.
Leader of musio-Eugene D, LETTERS.
Organist-Miss Hattie Converse
Associate orgsnist-Miss Minnie Hun
. Icy.
Reception Communicable. and Mr.
Howard Preston.
Director of junior department-Mr
Fred Seibert.
Officers of junior department-Presiden
Lena Smith; vice president, Jennie Pee
secretary and treasurer, Grace Under
wood.
Prayer meeting committee Fov
, Ter, Ethel Peet, Florence Seibert
Lookout committee-AliceH snselpacke,
Agnes Smith, Florence Rose.
Sick visiting committee-Grace Under
wood, Mary Bergin, May Hsnselpacker.
; Floral enthusiastically itney, Ethe
Peet, Charles Loveland.
Organisations Smith.
Il sudden Death.
SoUTHINGTeN, Oct. 2.-William "
Smith, aged seventy-eight, was found des
in his barn this morning by his dsughte,
Personal.
Miss Amelia Lauth of this city has jus
returned from the worlds fair.
Henry s. Daley, brother of the lat
Hugh Daley, has been quite sick with II
hammation of the stomach, but is muc