The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-08
FAIR HAVEN.

Steamer Ludington and Unity Com mandery-Wedding Trip-Funeral of Mrs. Brockett-General News.
 The steamer Luzerne Ludington, Cap tain Ludington, will leave this evening at o'clock with about thirty members of Unity commandery O. U. A. M., for Providence, where the convention of the order is to be held next week. The steamer will stop at New London and Newport. Captain John Hewitt, late of the tug Ramble, will go as pilot.
 George A. Linsley, democratic regist- rar in the Fourteenth ward, who has been ill with inflammatory rheumatism, is able to be around again.
 Jared Wedmore, of the annex, is building an addition to the rear of his residence. Solomon F. Linsley of North Haven is the contractor.
 Miss Hettie Bradley returned to Brooklyn yesterday after visit to her parents, MT. and Mrs. s. D. Bradley. She will resume singing with the choir of the Classen avenue church to-mor- row.
 A. l.. Malloy, grocer at 40 Grand avenue, made an assignment in the probate court yesterday. Jason P. Thompson was named as trustee.
 The members of. Hiram Camp divi- sion, S. of T., entertained about thirty members from divisions in the city Thursday evening.
 A Christian Endeavor rally will be held in the chapel of the Second church Sunday at 6:S0 D. m.
 Rev. D. M. James will address the W. c. T. U. tomorrow at 3:3O p. m.
 James J. Egan and Miss Mary A Mcclure, who were married at St Francis church Thursday evening, are away on wedding trip. They vii visit Washington and NiagaraFalls an6 upon their return will reside at 24' Ferry street in home that has beer handsomely furnished. MT. Eagan is { son of Michael Eagan of Grand avenue and manager of his feed store. The bride is a daughter of Patrick Mcclure of Ferry street, and was for severa years a teacher in Lloyd street school | About 125 friends attended the recep ton. The couple received many gifts including several hundred dollars il cash.
 The funeral of Betsy M., widow O. Linus Crockett was conducted from he late home, 119 Exchange street, yester day afternoon, Rev. MT. Lusk of Nortl Haven officiating. The remains wer, buried in the cemetery at Montowese Mrs. Crockett removed here from Mon towese two years ago.
 At the Grand avenue Baptist churcl tomorrow morning the pastor, Rev Dr. Sage, will preach on 'How May tn People Help the Pastor." In the even ing his topic will be Beginning Heave, on Earth"
 John Ferris of Quinnipiac street re ceived word that his brother Fran] Ferris, an ice dealer in Branford, ha met with an accident and fractured hi leg.
 The large attendance at the local re publican caucuses Thursday evenin indicated good degree of activity i the party.
 Rev. P. S. Evans, formerly of thi place, received dispatch from his so, P. s. Evans, jr., this week, one of tn party on the ill-fated Miranda wrecke in the waters of Greenland, that h was in good health and would soon rt turn.
 William Benedict caught thirty fir striped bass in the Quinnipiac river.
 Mrs. George J. Bishop of Center stree has returned home after a stay of Sc, eral weeks with friends in Deep Rive She was accompanied by Mrs. Richar Selden and daughteE who will renal a few days.