The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-09-21
FAIR HAVEN.

At the autumnal reunion of the Grand
avenue Baptist church 10 be held We'd
nesday, September 25, a part of the
Afternoon session will be devoted to
service in memory of the members of
the church who have died during the
year, Deacon j, p. Morrow the sem
Tor male member of the church, will
have charge Of the service.
The N. e. O. p. trolley party was
greeted with a display of red fire over
big sign bearing the name of the
lodge, by East Rock lodge. A. o. U. W.,
at their hall corner of Grand avenue
and East Pearl street Thursday eve
ming.
Mrs. George Loveland of 50 Poplar
'street entertained at her home on Mon
day evening the teachers of the primary
department of the Grand avenue Bap-
fist Sunday school.
Louis ]. Bamberg preached last Sun
day in the historic Baptist church at
Old Mystic.
Rev. DIR. Sage will preach at the
JIduu AVENUE IDdPIlSl SAulS VII LO-lilVl
row morning on THE Social Life of the
Church" In the evening the topic
will be "The Secret of Promotion
About IT'S tickets were sold in Fair
Haven for the N. e. o. p. trolley party.
William S. Rowe distributed the tickets
for sale.
The friends of the Boys brigade of
East Pearl street M. e. church will
give the members a. supper next Mon
day evening. The company, under Cap
tain Frank Tqmpkins will be reorgan-
lied for the coming year. The COM
pany of Young Ladies' cadets in the
same church abs disbanded.
The funeral of Victor Emanuel, in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cook,
will take place at their home, 3t2 Pros
pect street, annex, this afternoon at
1 o'clock.
Frank w. Prescott, the jeweler at so
Grand avenue. has purchased Frank
Gifford's two family house at Sc At
waSer street and will reside there after
October l. Mr.. Clifford will soon re-
move to Vermont, owing to his health.
Miss May Estelle, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles G. Denison of 36 Clin-
ton avenue, and Charles Frederick
Wright, draughtsman for the Diamond
Machine company of Whitney avenue,
will be married on October g.
Gilmore S. Wade gave an interesting
talk before East Rock lodge, A. Q. U.
W., Thursday evening ON his recent
trip to Nova Scotia. One candidate
was initiated, one. elected and the names
of two were proposed for membership.
FAIR HAVEN
George Bohn & Sons have the contract
| for building an addition on the rear
| of the Quinnipiac brewery and work
will begin Monday. The addition is to
be of brick, three stories, 40 by As feet.
| e. F. Culver of Quinnipiac street has
| bought a fine PAGER of E. F. Bishop,
with record of 2;42. Culver's horse
will compete in the Riverside races, to
| be held about the middle of October.
| Mr. Hogart, the milk dealer, has pur-
chased a lot belonging to the Strong
estate and located on Quinnipiac street.
N A. Beebe has been elected a men,
Der of the reception committee of the
convention Of Christians at Work, soon
to be held in this city.
Engineer P. d. Fiske of steamer
has returned from visit in Winsted
| Engineer Fiske lived there twenty
years and served several years as a
policeman.
| Mrs. Henry Poronto has returned
from Vermont, with health much i'm
| proved.
| Fair Haven will be well represented
next week at the Bradford fair. There
are trotting races in the 2:35 and 2:4(
| classes, a 2:4O pace and trotting class
and free-for-all and several loca
horses will compete, Including, N. w
Allyn's and Will Hosley's trotters.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Belffer of Ros'
| coe, N. r., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
| Sigmund Bower of Perkins street.
Residents in the vicinity of East
Pearl street are wondering when the
| fire commissioners are to replace the
| bell in the tower on that street.
| George Graves won the horse at Pa
| trolnlan Bright's rattle. Two hundred
| tickets were sold. For seven cents Mr..
Graves secured a very fair horse.
JUNIvER-HOWARD.
| Miss Jennie r. Howard was married
| Thursday to Mr.. Robert w. Juniver.
The ceremony was performed at the
home of the bride by Rev. Mr.. Cheney
| of the East Pearl street church. A
| large company of relatives of both
| parties witnessed the ceremony. The
bride was robed in white figured silk
| with pearl trimming. She was the
\ l,.o Of
costly presents. The rooms We're pref.
| tily decorated with profusion of bios
| SONS; and the ceremony was followed