Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-04
FAIR HAyEN NEWs.


 Society Omcers to be Installed-Deco- rated the Hack with white Rib- bons-Runaways stage Horses-kove- land Family Reunion.
 The skating and coasting was pretty bad yesterday, but few of the juveniles persisted in the attempt to have some fun in these diversions.
 The installation of the officers of Wool sey lodge, Knights of Honor, will take place at the lodge room, in the Central Hall building next Monday evening. An earnest request has been made for as many members ss possible to attend.
 The installation of the officers of East Rock lodge, A. o. U. w., will take place this evening, to be followed by banquet.
 Mrs. T. 8. Smith of Hampton Roads came up to attend the funeral of her son. in-law, Charles H. Rentz, the we'll known Chapel street fruit dealer. Mrs. Smith is now making visit with her daughter, Mrs. w. H. Moore.
 Tho funeral of William H. Young was held from his late residence, 277 Center street, yesterday afternoon, Rev. D. N. James officiating.
 Mr. Duffy of 21S North Front street, who has been confined to his home for several weeks, having submitted to an amputation of toe, is able to be out again.
 As kr. Cole, the driver of the North Branford stage, left his team on the east side yesterday morning, the horses ran away and over the bridge at great gallop. In front of the store of Francis Brothers on Grand avenue the team ran into the delivery wagon of v. w. Allyn, William Meickel, driver, knocking the latter of of the seat. Friend Francis then ran into the street and stopped the horses at con- siderable personal risk. MT. and Mrs. George Bradley, who were married Tuesday evening, sailed from New York for Savannah yesterday. The friends of the couple had great sport just as the couple drove away Tuesday evening, hay ing decorated the hack quite extensively with white ribbons and old shoes. The couple received numerous gifts, including solid silver spoons, an oak center table, rocker, water set, china plates, etc. At the reunion of the Loveland family held at the home of Emory M. Loveland, g Shelter street, thirteen of the family, representing four generations, were pres ent. The eldest was Rev. Ziba Loveland, retired Methodist clergyman of Rock vile, who Is eighty-six years of age. His two sons are Emory M. Loveland and Hen ry A. Loveland, the insurance canvasser of the annex. The affair was very pleasant for all attending, and they parted with the hope expressed that they all might meet one year hence.
 The annual reception of the Y. M. c. A. to it's members and other young men tooi place at the rooms on the east side yestsr- day from p. m, to 12 o'clock. From ( to 8 o'clock refreshments were served in the gymnasium by members of the ladies | auxiliary, five ladies from each of tho churches having the matter in charge This was followed by fine entertainment ! the program of which has already beer published. The affair was greatly enjoyed by the members and the guests of the asso citation.
 Mrs. Charles Mallory of Pisrpont street who has been seriously i'll, is slowly i'm l proving.
 Prescott the jeweler, who has been il
 with the grip, is at his place of business | again.
 E. E. Culver will start out again on th | road to take orders for fruit trees in fev days. His route will be between Bridge | port and Winsted.