Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-14
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

FAIR HAVEN NEWS. MT. Luddinston's Ordlnation-Miss DeminR,s Graduation-Funer of MT. Bartlett-WharfIm rfImprovements. The council, which convened at Norwalk Monday, voted unanimously to recommend to the regular ministry Frank D. Ludding- ton, formerly a member of the Grand ave- nue Baptist church. Public services of ordination will be held in the Baptist church of Worthwhile upon Wednesday, June 21, and Rev. Dr. Sage has been in- vited to preach the sermon. Ar. Ludding- ton has been supplying the pulpit st Worthwhile for about four months, and after ordination will become their regular pastor. Great success has already attended his ministry.
 The boys' brigade of the Methodist church held @ street drill Monday evening, headed by their drum corps. They are at taining considerable military proficiency.
 Judge L. P. Deming and wife went to Bradford, Mass, yesterday, to attend the RTau ddb1OA cACAoASoo oA sAASAA No6ASoA "S the Bradford seminary.
 The funeral services of George W. Bart lett were held yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock from his late residence, No. 189 Chapel street, Rev. Dr. Sage officiating. MT, Bartlett was born in this city, where he spent most of his life. In response to his country's call, he enlisted in the Eff teenth regiment, Connecticut Volunteers, serving as faithful soldier for moro than three years. His aged father survives him. He leaves 8 widow, two brothers and three l sisters. The intsrment was in the Grove street cemetery.
 Miss Minnie A. Hindsley of AZ Houston street, corresponding clerk in the freight | office of the Consolidated road, has gone to Long Lake, ten miles beyond Blue | Mountain lake in the Adirondack. She | has been in poor health of late and will l remain away all summer. Her friends are | hoping to see her return in the fall fully restored
 The net receipts of the concert given by the Yale Freshmen Glee club and the Sec ond Banjo club in the Grand avenue Bsp tist church was over $75. The work of curbing the new stree | across the Maltby estate is we'll advanced
 Several box cars are being repainted ane made eptck and span in the car shops O. the horse railroad for the fall and winte, service.
 At the rolling mill the extension to th wharf is nearly completed with the exoep tion of considerable amount. of fllinl which is now in progress. l wALLINGFORD.
 List of Those Drawn for Jury Duty l Prospect of a Lively Increase fin tn
 Stock of Fish in the Lake - Acci
 dent to MT. and Mrs. Bennett ter
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 The names drawn for jury duty com prise: Cook hill district, W. R. Cook, Al mon Doolittle; Parker farms, z. P. Beaol nd Ira A. Doolittle; Yalesville, Georg Cook, J.W. Mix @. E. Parker, E. J. Hough North Farms, J. H. Francis, H. W. An drews; Pond Hill, Hugh Quigley, H. H Doolittle; East Farms, D. W. Ives and J D. Bartholomew; North East Farms, o. Merriman, L. H. Hall; Tyler's Mills, G. W Cook, John Tyler; central district, J. Mix, W. H. Talcott, 0. B. Yale, J. J Myers, H. l.. Hall, Joel Rice, G. Fl. Reilly J. A. F. Northrop and Joel Paddock.
 There is lively prospect of an increas in the stock of fish in the lake as early il July, the water is to be all drawn out 0 Hanover lake to make repairs on the dan, and the fish necessarily will come down th river.
 The marriage of Jerome L. Pomeroy an Miss Ethel Hirons will occur in St. Paul church at 5:30 this afternoon, Rev. J. | Wildman will officiste. At 7 o'clock, 6 the residence of E. O. Valentine on Fai street, Miss Emeline Valentine and J. Ed gar Lane will be joined in wedloek by Rev F. E. Marble.
 | nagh as committee from the board o burgesses were in consultation yesterda evening with the board of selectmen O the matter of roads in ths borough. Afte considerable discussion the selectme agreed to allow the borough sum not exceed 5000 to expend in repairing tn roads within tho borough limits. The water in the gatehouse at Paug pond has fallen five inches during the las three weeks, and not the last week, es tn ! types made 1t read yesterday.
 The White Rose and the Hustlers wi play their second game of bali on the assc ciation grounds Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. J. P. Stevenson start te day for Chicago to take in the worlds fall
 The Adventists hold their cottage servic this evening at the heuee of James N. Piel pont on South Main street.
 Mira Charles Gould and Miss Mani Pollard of Northampton, Mass are th guests of D. 0. Dudley of South Colon street.
 MT. and Mrs William Cannon of Denver Col were the guests yesterday of Dr. an Mrs J. D. McGaughey.
 Miss Georgie Hubbard attended tho re ception yesterday at St. Margaret's sohoo in Waterbury and will return to-day wit Miss Bessie Leavenworth.
 The case of Tracy and Cox was sgail continued, as Russell is still unable to ap pear in conrt.
 Bennett Jerralds and his wife were re turning home from Stony Creek early yes terday morning and when Rear the North ford line his horse became frightened at painted rock and backed into the gutter overturning the carriage. Mr. and Mrs Jerralds escaped without injury, but tn carriage was wrecked, and the owner ha to borrow one from one of the residents o the vicinity to get home.
 1 Charles Martin was unable to get tn cash to pay his fine and costs and went t the New Haven jail yesterday morning.
 Oaly one more day to pay your wate rent and save trouble.
 Patrick Darrigan, foreman of the sectio gang on the railroad, will sail for Irelan July 1, to remain about six months for th benefit of his health.
 Mrs. J. NJ. Cannon has gone to Bostol for two weeks visit.
 Michael Flynn, @ newcomer in town was arrested yesterday morning by Con stable Heineman on Center street, when h was beastly drunk. He was locked up and yesterday afternoon was too drunk t be brought to trial.
 Constable MOnson All Right. I