Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-01-03
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

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Election OF sunday school Omcers-A
Marriage Last Evening-Y. M. @. A. |
Reception This Evening.
Work on the oyster steamer Pioneer,
which is receiving repairs ct George II.
Graves yard, 10 being pushed ahead rap
idly. When this job il completed several
yachts are to be overhauled and improved.
Several of the stores and business firms
were taking inventory Monday.
The plaster for the public library build
ing in Waterbury will be furnished by the
Adsmant company of this place.
8 Miss Laura, daughter of ex.Judgs L. P.
DeminR, who is taking a course in msdi-
cine in New York city, came homo for the
holidays.
William Bishop, formerly of this place,
was recently married at La Sale, Ill.
b. A. Stevens recently unloaded cargo
of 210 tons of coal in seven hours at his
new coal pocket on Front street.
During the past year five members of
Adslphi lodge, F. and A. H., have died,
eleven new names have been added to the
roll by initiation and one by afiliAtion.
Nathan Harrison of North Branford has
| contracted to furnish the s, 900 ties for the
extension of the electric railroad from the
Four Corners to Lake Saltonstall. The
ties must be delivered by July l.
The new officers of the Sunday school
| connected with the Grand avenue Bsptiat
church are as follows: Superintendent,
| Fred B. Smith; assistant, Charles Man.
waring; lady assistant, Mrs. John Ssntry;
secretary, Miles J. Bsrnes; assistant, Miss
Sadie Greenfield; treasurer, Charles Cults;
auditor, John Hill.
Grand avenue Congregational church
Superintendent, Walter 3. Wilton; assist
ant superintendent, Walter T. Kelley
secretary, George A. Gutbrod; treasurer
Edward D. Smith; hbrariaD, Herbert Var
Name; chairman of library committee
| Mrs. James Johnston.
George Bradley. tho we'll known mill
dealer of the annex, and Miss Alics
Wheeler were married at the homo of he,
aunt, Mrs. Walter Hansen on Downing
street, last evening at 8 o'clock. Th'
ceremony was performed by Rev. DR.
William e. Vibbert, the pastor emeritu
of St; James chu oh. The couple re
ceived some very pretty gifts. 1t was
home wedding, only the relatives and
few immediate friends attending. Ate
the ceremony reception was held ct tn
brides homes Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley LET
last evening for Georgia and on their re
turn will reside at Mr.. Bfadley's home Il
the annex.
The third annual reception of the Y. n
@. A. for men only will be held at tn
rooms in the annex from 6 p. m. until
this evening. A collation. will be serve
from to in the gymnasium. The pre-
gram: Violin solo, Miss Helen johnson
soprano solo, Miss Neva Squires; bapj
. solo, T. NJ. Gallagher; bass solo, r. {
Hart; recitation, Miss Mabel Hart; teno
solo, N. J. MCCARTHY; trio, Miss SQuireI
. Mrs. Baldwin, Miss johnson; quartet, Mii
Squires, Mrs. Baldwin, n. ]. McCarth
and R. g. Hart.
The rehearsal of the Y. N. G. A. Banj
! club has been postponed until Thursds
evening.
Harry Mozealous, who spent the hol
days at his home in tho annex. has r.
turned to the School for the Blind In Bo
. ton.
DEATH OF JoHN SULLIVAN.
! John Sullivan, we'll known and muc
r respected Irish citizen, died at his res
? denoe, 3O4 Exchange street, yesterds
+ morning after a weeks Illness with bro
Q | chial Pneumonia. He was seventy OF
| years old 2nd leaves a widow, one daug
ter and one son, DR.. John Sullivan of Il
hospital of the College of Physicians ar
u l On IN, Nou vork a{fu