Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-12
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

He Fractured Ills Wrlst-'The Schoon- CT Reynolds Again i'm Trouble-An- nual Meeting for the Home Coun- cIls - Kings Daughters' Entertain- ment To-Ntght.
 Henry Lines of Atwater street sustained a fracture of his wrist by slipping on an icy sidewalk.
 Samuel and James 8. Hemingway have been chosen directors of the Fair Haven and Westville railroad.
 Woolsey street is quits i'll with diphtheria. The schooner Henry and Grace Reynolds, which is besched with four feet of water in her hold at New London, was the last vessel launched at H. H. Hsnscom's yard. This vessel has bsen unfortunate tho past year, having been ashore on the North Carolina coast and was cast away and lowed into Charleston in the last Ssptem- Der gale, the repairs made here having cost over $5. 900.
 Rev. Thomas Shanley of St. Francis church officiated at the marriage of his sister, Miss Lizzie 0. shsnley and John H. Ktlduff at Waterbury Wednesday.
 The Kings Daughters of the Ferry street Congregational church will hold a supper this evening from 6 to 7:30 o'clock, fol- lowed by tho repetition of the Christmas cautata and the young ladies' wand drill.
 The new addition to the rolling mill will increase the number of hands employed to 250 when the works start up again.
 Four of the home councils, Brotherhood of Relief, hold their annual meetings on Wednesday evening. Councils Nos. 1 and 9 met at the home of the secretary and treasurer, Edwin R. Slater, 81 East Pearl ho nASonpo o1aa$aN No 1-President, John Perry; secretary and treasurer, E R. Slater; the sick visit ing committee, the president, vice presi- dent and Charles O Francis. Council No. 2-Preeident. Charles o. Francis; vice president, A. D. Crane; secretary and treasurer, E. R. Slater; sick visiting com mittee, the president, vice president and Charles Cutts. Councils 3 and 5 met at the store of ". s. & E. H. Rowe, on Grand avenue. The officers of No. are: President, John J. Willmott; vice president, John G. Hurd; secretary and treasurer, William s. Rows; sick vis- iting committee, the president, vice presi- dent and c. o. Francis. The resolution changing the time for drawing . benefit from one week to two weeks was laid over until the semi-annuaI meeting in July. No. elected for president James D. Van derbilt; vice president, O. T. Rhodes; sec. retary and treasurer, William ;. Rowe; visiting committee, the president, vice president, N. E Fowler, F. J. Juniver and Charles Hotchkiss. It was voted to re- quire physician's certificate of the disease and probable duration, and . member must be i'll ten days before he can draw . benefit.
 Church of the Ascension.
 The Parish Aid society of the Church of the Ascension has arranged to give sale and entertainmsnt in Trinity parish build ing. Temple street, Wednesday and Thurs day afternoons and evenings, January 31 and February 1. A bazar and entertain ment will be provided, and refreshments. The affair promises So ke a very pleasant social event.
 Knights of St. Patrick.
 The arrangements for the Knights of St. Patrick's ball next Wednesday night at the Hyperion are progressing finely. The dsc- orations will be specially beautiful. The prevailing colors will bs ross, pink and white The contract for the same was awarded yesterday to the New Haven Dec oratipg company. Many prominent out of town guests are expected at the ball.
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