Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-23
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

The Revival Meetings-The SEagles,s
Public DRstalIatiOn-Photo
the Physical Glass In the Gym-T0
DemOlish an Old Black smith shop
-Funerals Attended Yesterday.
Cards have been received announcing
the marrisgs of DR.. Clifford B. Adams of
New Haven to Mrs. Ella @. Benton, .
native of this city, at Cleveland, O., Janu-
ary 1S. DR.. Adams ia one of the most
prosperous and popular NJ. D. e in the City
of Elms, we'll known in this city, and de-
servedly receives the congratulations of
legions of friends. The fair bride, with
an indomitable energy peculiarly her own,
successfully wrsstled with the irony of
fate, hewing way for herself to the top
most round of journalistic fame in the far
west. She is lady generous of heart,
possessed of rare literary attainments, and
charming conversationalist, and will be q
Ravens society. The happy couple will
reside on Grand avenue, Fair Haven, after
February 1. The happy couple are now in
Washington, D. g.
A three master from Nova Scotia arrived
at the Adamant company's wharf yester-
day with a cargo of several hundred tons
of gypsum.
Several Fair Haven acquaintances of
Betsy Chidsey, widow of Rufus Rogers of
North Branford, attended her funeral.
| which took place from the residence of
Mrs. Henry Rogers, rs Broad way, yester-
| day. The interment was at North Bran
ford.
In the spring James E. Parsons will
build a new house on the lot adjoining his
residence on South Qainnipiae strest.
William A. Warner & Bro. will begin
this morning the removal of the old black
smith shop at 1855 South Front street on
the property they recently purchased, pre-
paratory to erecting on the site store
house in connection with their hardware
store. Joseph T. Ravens, the blacksmith
who has occupied the premises for thirty
yeare, has removed his business to . shop
In the rear of his home, 148 Lloyd street.
The revival meetings which have been in
progress at the M. E. church and the
Grand avenue Baptist church for the past
two weeks with excellent spiritual results
on Saturday evening.
Miss Hettie Bradley of the English Glee
and the Dudley Buck quartet of New
York arrived home last evening and will
| remain the remainder of the week.
Fred n. Hemingway of Maltby street,
| who has teen i'll with grip the past week,
is now much better. His wife and son are
also down with the disease.
There was large attendance at the
funeral of Miss India Alice, youngest
daughter of Frank B. and Luceina Hitch
cock, which took place from the home of
the latter in East Haven yesterday after
noon. Rev. D. J. Clark ofiiciated.
The public installation of Columbia cas-
tie, No. 8, Knights of the Golden Eagle,
| viii take place at Central hall this even
ing at 1880. Past Grand Chief John G.
| Gallagher will act as grand chief, Mr..
| Sperry Of Rock Castle as past chief, Mr..
Chambers a. vice chief, T. 8. Sucher Is
herald, Mr.. Roden of New Britain an high
priest, and f. 8. Tyler as grand master of
records. After the installation there will
be Q short entertainment aud dancing.
O. n. Thompson, the east side artist, has
] photographed the members of the physical
| class Of the Y. N. G. A. The members were
| gagged in dumb bell exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Samuel J. Latta of Shelter
street are receiving congratulations over
| the arrival of baby boy at their home.
East Rock lodge No. SO. A. o. o. W., on
June IS voted to pay the current assess-
msnt from the general fund of the lodge.
Az the general fund il now inadequate to
| meet the obligations owing to the extra
number Of sick benefits paid of late, the
lodge has.voted to call for the return of the
81 assessment, and the same IL now due
and payable to the treasurer, EZRA Hesly.