Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-19
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Wedding of Miss Anna Haesche and Henry F. Meyers-work on the Electric Road-Brigaded With the First-They Danced at F0xon-Pews to be Reassigned.
 The marriage of Miss Anna 8 daughter of the late Henry Haesche, and Henry F. Meyers took place at St. Francis church yesterday afternoon, at o'clock, Rev. Father Mulholland officiating. Miss Lizzie Geary was the bridesmaid and Frank H. Russell the best man. The ushers were Peter Kane and P. J. Coleman. Professor William E. Haesche, brother of the bride, played the wedding march. The bride wore gown of white silk and bridal veil. She carried bouquet of white roses. In the evening reception was held at the home of the bride, in Atwater street, which was attended only by intimate friends and relatives, after which the happy couple left for New York and other western points on bridal tour. They received many dainty and substan- tial gifts.
 A party of young people drove up to Foxon Tuesday evening and enjoyed a dance in the village hall. A fine collation. was served and the occasion was a pleas- ant one for all.
 The committee on the reassignment of seats in the Second Congregational church consists of George M. Baldwin, o. D. Par house and Lueius Rowe. The seats were gold one year ago, and according to the plan agreed to the occupants had choice of the same for two moro years. Accord ingly this season the same seats will be re- assigned on application to the committee. The income of the church for current ex- penses and benevolencss is about 5000. A. Fl. Barnes has re6tted the store at the corner of East Grand avenue and North Quinnipisc street, and has laid handsome carpet. About April 10 1t will be opened for an ice cream saloon.
 David Cennor is building an addition to the rear of his house on South Qutnnipiac street.
 Mrs. Annie Lord of Hartford Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Caroline Borst of the Annex.
 John s. Mettler is visiting his brother, Charles Mettler, in Brooklyn, N. Y. Alderman W. E. Morgan will use his best efforts in favor of the repair of the East Rock monument.
 One of the finest entertainments of the season promises to be given in the Grand avenue Baptist church this evening, when the program will be as follows: East Ha ven orchestra, selected; reading, Mrs. L. 0. Goodrich; vocal solo, Miss Edith Porter orchestra, selected; vocal duet, Misses Mrs. Gosdrich; xylophone solo, MT. E. B | WQrrAn. nrchaofrn aaleafad. vncal anl1 with violin accompaniment, Miss Porter l reading, Mrs. Goodrich; "The Little Shak 1 ing Quakers," (by requesD Lilo Richards Susie Kanahan, Flossie Siebert, Jennie Peet, Alstho Stebbins, Agnes Smith, Ethe Peet, Johnnie Myers. The program is ont of great interest and large audience is as sured. The admission Is only fifteen cents Cake and cream will be served in the room of the Boys brigade after the entertain | ment.
 Miss Rose Pagan of 1O7 Clay street ha returned from visit with friends in Nev 1 Britain.
 In the reorganization of the Boys' bri gade of the city into two battalions, th Fair Haven companies, consisting of Sec ond company, Second Congregations church; Fourth company, East Pearl stree N. E.. church; Fifth company, Grand ava nue Congregational church, and Nintl company, Grand avenue Baptist church are included in the First battalion. Thi battalion will have 8 grand drill at tn Second Regiment armory Saturday even ing.
 P. Gillen of the east side caught trou in Foxon weighing pound and si ! ounces.
 Miss Bessie L. Loveland, who has bsel visiting in Rockville, has returned home.
 Mrs. Fl. A. Loveland has returned iron New Britain, having visited her daughter Mrs F. H. Radcliffe.
 The barge J. M. Wheeler has just dis charged @ cargo of 600 tons of coal at on of the Front street wharves
 Mrs. Wheaton of the east side is serious ly i'll from the effects of dropsy.
 Work on the electric road in East Hsvel Is progressing favorably. The sbutment for the bridge across Deborah river ar completed and the grading Is also com pleted. The masonry work Is being don by Rsdfeld, the contractor.
 BAPTIST SOCIAL UNION.
 Stirring Address by Rev pr mac
 Arthur of New York on ssAgaressiv
 Chirstian Work k''-S1, 100 Needed t,
 Support the Dixwell Avenue MissioI
 -Omcers Re-Elected-New Member
 Added to the Union.
 The annual meeting of the New Hsvel Baptist Social union was held at the Cal vary Baptist church, corner of Chapel an, York streets, last evening, and was at tended by fully 300 members ard guests About o'clock the company sat down t. an elegant supper, which had been pre- pared by the ladies of the Calvary Baptis church in the church psrlors.
 After all had partaken of the collatio, Dean Francis Wsyland, the president O the club arose, and in @ short and witt. address introduced the speaker of thu evening, Rev. Dr. MaeArthur, pastor O the Calvary Baptist church, New York. .wh' epoke on Aggressive Christian Work" a follows: