Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-11
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

of Young Peoples Socis. tles-savv the Great Yacht Race Wedding at St. Francis Church Last | EvenfnS-AnnuaI Meeting of the |
 W. 0. 1T. U. l
 MT, and Mrs. P. s. Griswold of Hartford, who have paid brief visit to the parents of the former, MT. and Mrs. H. W. Craw- ford of Clinton avenue, will leave to-day for the worlds fair.
 Rev. J. H. Hand, John Sanford, 2d, R. o. Moody, Miss Bertha Johnson and Miss Carrie Curtiss will represent the Epworth league of the East Pearl street M. E. church at the meeting of young peoples societies of the New Haven M. E. churches to be held in Trinity church this afternoon at 8 o'clock. This evening several addresses will be given.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Hillhouse returned from New York yesterday. They SAW the yacht race of Monday, and the doctor, who has seen many similar events, says 1t was by all odds the bsst race he ever saw.
 The Kings Daughters of the Second Congregational church met yesterday after noon at the residence of Mrs. Fred Foote, 200 Quinnipiac street. It was the first meeting of the season, and plans for fu- ture work were discussed.
 Alexander Dumond is quite i'll with pleurisy at his home, 132 Wolcott street.
 Friday morning at the Union depot the railroad commissioners will listen to testi- mony concerning the dispute between the Fair Haven and Westville and the Consoli- dated roads, The Fair Haven road wishes to build an electric road across the steam railroad at Chapel street and Railroad ave- nue and also at Bridge street, but the Con- solidated road objects
 The Y. P. S. 0. E. of the Grand avenue Baptist church has elected the following officers: Delegates to the convention to bs held at Danbury October 16 and IT, Mir. and Mrs. Howard Preston Miles J. Barnes, Mark Hare, Mrs Fred Siebert and Mrs. George Lovelsnd. The convention is the Baptist Young Peoples union of Connecti- cus.
 Francis Healy, the mason contractor of 423 Blatchlsy avenue, has returned from a two months' tour in ireland.
 Selden W. Knowles of 272 Center street ! is able to be out again after severe illness | of five weeks' duration.
 Mrs. M. D. Norton, the well known | music teacher of the east side, has secured
 8 class of scholars in Meriden, where she l will go once a week.
 1 The kindergarten school conducted bJ
 Miss Carrie Chapman of 37 Pierpont stree
 has an attendance of twenty-six pupils
 Children who are too young for publi'
 school find this very pleasant plscs fo
 instruction.
 A large company gathered in St. Franoi
 church last evening to witness the mar
 riage of Miss Julia, daughter of MT. ant
 Mrs. Daniel Crowley of Al Haven street
 and Charles McCuen of 22 Edwards street
 The happy couple are highly esteemed an
 have very many warm friends, whose bes
 wishes follow them. Miss Annie M. Coch
 ran was bridesmaid and William Cassid
 of New York was best mau. The brid
 wore 8 brown travelling dress and tn
 bridesmaid was similarly arrayed. Tn
 ceremony was performed by Rev. Fathe
 Mulholland, and included a nuptial mass
 W. J. Rohan, the organist, rendered th , wedding march. After the ceremony
 wedding reception was attended by abor
 forty relatives and immediate friends s
 the home of the bride. MT. and Mrs. Grow ley received fully 100 fine gifts. They lei last night on wedding tour, which wi , iHclude Niagara Falls. Upon their retur they will reside at g Edwards street. The W. 0. T. U. yesterday afternoo F elected officers as follows: Preeident, Mir
 c. W. Ksnahan; svice presidents, Mrs. Hal l nah Hurd and Mrs. Jennie Mallory, Sc ond Congregational church; Mrs. Marc l Wicks, Grand avenue Congregation B church; Mrs. Charles Hines and MT I Charles Allen, East Pearl street M. E :, Mrs. F. M. Wiser, Grand avenue Bsptie . l secretary, Mrs. Sarah Ives; treasurer, MT f 5. L. Nolthrop; supsrintendents of vol : among the colored people, Mrs. Sart u 1 Ives and Mrs. F. M. Wiser. The socie , has forty-four members, two having bes | added yesterday. The receipts last ye . amounted to $234 %. and there ia bs
 ance of $23 77 in the treasury. Gotta " meetings have been held every week a1 l. public meetings Sunday afternoons.