The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-28
FAIR H4IYE EN.


 Friday evening there was a scene Of merriment at No. IA Exchange street, the home of MT. and Mrs Henry I. Barnes, where they celebrated the tenth anniversary of their marriage. The occasion was surprise. About sixty friends called to offer congratu- lations and left substantial tokens of their esteem. MT. and Mrs. A. H. Forbes, who reside in the same house, kindly opened their rooms also, and the evening was pleasantly spent in listen ing to piano music by H. Woodstock, vocal solos by Miss Fluvia Ford and Fred Foote, also recitatlons by Mrs h. c. Goodrich. Games were indulged in and late in the evening refreshments were served. The gifts included chairs, silver, tin and glassware, hat rack, rug, pictures and numerous other ar ticles. Among those that called were MT. and Mrs c. w. Booth, Mir and Mrs. William Booth and family, and MT. and Mrs. Walter E. Lewis of Wal lingford, Joseph w. Oviatt of Milford, MT. and Mrs. Edward c. Booth, MT. and Mrs. Henry Barnes, Mir. and Mrs. M. J. Barnes, Mir. and Mrs. William Sheffield and daughter, MT. and Mrs. William Fl. Barnes. Willie Barnes, Mrs. Robert Cunningham, G. E. Wilcox, Mrs, N. c. Brink, E. B. Brink, Miss Frink Mrs. L. c. Goodrich, w. H, Goodrich, Miss Minnie Gould, MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Foote, Fred Foote, yft, An, dres, Mrs. Walter P. Hovey, Mrs. Ella Connor and son, MT. and Mrs. Lyman B. Bradley, MT. and Mrs. John R. Smith and son, MT. and Mrs F, N. Shaw, Mrs. L. J. Bristol, Miss Grace Bristol, Miss Carrie Curtiss, Miss Pal mer, Miss Fluvia Ford, H. Woodstock, H. Goodyear and Genie Perry of this city.
 Miss Carrie Smith of New Canaan is the guest of MT. and Mrs. L. c. Waters.
 Rev. Dr. Sage occupied the pulpit of the Grand avenue Baptist church yes terday after two weeks revival work in Meriden, where he assisted Rev. w. G. Fennell of the First Baptist church. The meetings were very successful, goodly number having been converted. Mir Fennell will come here next week and assist Dr. Sage in a series of meetings to be held in the Grand ave nue Baptist church.
 At the Y. M. c. A. meeting yester- day afternoon Evangelist John M Dick was assisted by $. E. Evans, gospel singer of Cincinnati, O., and formerly with D. L. Moody.
 T ,1 around early yesterday morning and the dangerous street crossings were rendered safe for pedestrians. The favor was appreciated and should be of- ten repeated.
 During the sleighing the past week at Hamilton Park several Fair Haven horses were trotted over the track B. s. Bradley, who epeeded his trotter, says it is one of the best places in Fair Haven for trotting a horse to a sleigh More of the local horses would have been taken to the park, but for the fact that it was difficult to drag sleigh there over the almost bare ground.
 MT. and Mrs. William Hemingway eX- pect to leave on Thursday for the south. They will make their first stop in Nor folk, where they will visit their son.
 Henry Ellenberger is spending a few days in Washington
 There is some prospect that band of the Loyal Crusaders will be organ | ized here. Mrs. Leeds, who is the su- | perintendent of the work, was here last week explaining it's objects and | the temperance people in | the enterprise.
 Rev, and Mrs. J. Lee Mitchell will | shortly vacate their present residence. | 23S Grand avenue, and for the present | will board with Dr. E. c. M Hall S2 | Grand avenue. The vacated house will 1 be occupied by the owner, N. S. Luding- | ton.
 Colleen Bawn" is to be given for the benefit of St. Francis church in April by the cast who recently produced Robert Emmet" at the Hyperion the ater It will be under the direction of ! E. J. Hassan.