Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-19
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Preparing the Borough Grand List Meeting of Ladies, Aid Societies. Sorrow over the Death of Dr. r.Thom.
 son-wed ding in Poplar Street-Wtl
 Make a Good Secretary.
 Harry M. Thomas of 15 Lawis street has returned from Chicago.
 Frank E. Field has been elected state treasurer of the O. U. A. M. An excellent selection.
 The grand list of the borough Is being made by Assessor Morgan Fowler, assisted by Rev. E. Edwin Hall. For several years the list has been prepared by>C. W. Hem ingway, but this year MT. Fowler was elected the first assessor.
 The heavy blasts are again heard in the annex, heavy charges of dynamite being necessary in breaking the lodges in the cut. Some of the residents of Quinnipiac street feared the plaster of their houses would be knocked down during the great concussions produced by the blasts yester- day.
 Schooners H. Fl. Hanscom and Napoleon Bou9hton, Fair Haven built four-mssters, sailed yesterday for Philadelphia and New port News respectively.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the East Pearl street M. E. church will meet this after noon at the church parlors. Supper will | be served from 6 to 7 o'clock, at which the l presiding elder, Rev. 0. J. North and wife, | are expected to be present as guests.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Grand avenue Congregational church met yester- | day afternoon in the church parlors and | &ho ac served at 6 o'clock, after which a short en- | tertainment was held, which included the reading of the Parish Echo by the editors, Will Pewtress. Miss Lucy Griswold and Miss Clara Ford, and singing by Miss Clara Falls.
 The death of Dr. William H. Thomson, details of which are given in an other col l umn of this paper, comes as great shock 1 to this community, in which he had prao- ticed more than thirty years and among | whom he was honored and loved. at 6:30 last evening at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Alfred D. Crane, 6S Poplar street, the contracting I parties being Miss Sarah Elizabeth Crane and Leverett R. Goodyear of 255 Atwater | street. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. Howard Hand of the East Pearl street NJ. E. church. Only the relatives and immediate friends of the couple were present. The bride was dressed in white, the robe being trimmed with satin and lace. She carried bunch of white chrys anthemums. The ushers were Ernest and
 Harry Goodyear, brothers of the groom
 The parlors were prettily decorated witt l late autumn flowers. Immediately after tht
 ceremony MT. and Mrs. Goodyear repaired te
 their new homo at Richards place, Wes
 Haven, which had been furnished fo
 their occupancy and where reception wa
 held. About fifty guests attended the re
 ception, including MT. and Mrs. D. s
 Crane and Miss Ltda Crane of West Ha
 ven, Mir. and Mrs. Goodyear and sons, MT
 and Mrs. F. O. Bushnell and daughter
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Tompkins. Charle
 Lswler, Frank Tompkins, George Tomp
 kins, MT. and Mrs. Judson, Mrs. Good
 year, ". s. Leete and Miss Mamie Tomp
 kins. During the evening a fine sprea'
 was served, interspersed with music. Tn
 couple received many gifts, the combine
 value of which was over $500. MT. an
 Mrs. Goodyear will receive the hearty con
 gratulations of many friends.
 | A Pleasant Visit.
 MT. Edward McGowan and wife of thi ' ait wh hou ok xl