The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-14
FAIR HAVEN.


 The members of HIlhouse council, Royal Arcanum will pay a visit to Live Oak council thls evening. There will be interesting exercises and a large att tendance of the councils members is desired.
 The board of finance should take ia. vorable action on the petition for re- storation of the East Pearl street bell tower.
 The Herbert Johnson Quintet club of Boston will give an entertainment in the Peoples course at the Grand ave- nue Congregational church this evening at 8 o'clock. No organization which has recently visited New Haven has awakened more enthusiasm than did thls famous quintet club when heard here last spring. A number of urgent requests for their engagement were im- pressed upon the committee having in charge the Peoples course. Many in- quiries have been made as to seats for this particular number of the course. By vote of the committee the reserved seats not already taken by holders of
 
 come. Reserved seats for this and the succeeding number of the course, Miss Jerry" can be obtained at J. c. Brad ley's office, 79S Chapel street. The pro- gram for tonight is as follows: Quartet--"The Old Oaken Bucket :. .." .,.........,.....Wo Wordsworth |
 Ladies Quartet. Recital-"An Hour. ..Alcott
 Miss Sutherland. Tenor Solo-"Thine Only" (ballad) '''' '' .. ....,.....,...........H ...Herbeck |
 Mir Johnson. Soprano Solo-"My Dearest Heart'' ''-' .. ........ Sullivan |
 Miss Mason. puintet-"1900. or the Future Music" '... '..'.. ....,. ..................M Mss.
 Quintet Club Recital-"You :. .... ..... Stockton
 Miss Sutherland. Duet-"The Gondolier's Song". a .. .'.........."......H Hoffman
 Miss Cooke and Miss Russell. Ruartet-"Recit. Unison and Ave Marla .,.. ............... Mascogni
 Quintet Club. Recital-"How Dot Heard the Mes slah".... .. .............. .Butterworth
 Miss Sutherland Quintet-"Tm a Pilgrim" ... ... .Maister
 Quintet Club.
 The donation day exercises at the Home for the Friendless will occur this afternoon. Visitors interested in the work of the home are cordially wei come.
 William Wright and Miss May Hotch- kiss were married Tuesday evening at the parsonage of the Second Congrega- tional church by Rev. D. M. James. MT. Wright has position with. the Ma tional Pipe Bending company on River street. The bride is a daughter of MT. and Mrs. Hobart Hotchkiss of the annex.
 Rev. Dr. Hart is here from Philadel- phia and came on with his daughter Mrs. Samuel Hemingway who has been I visiting for two weeks at the home of her sister Dr. Hart came to attend the meeting of the Yale corporation, of , which he is member, and will return |, tomorrow.
 The new mortuary chapel in the Fair , Haven cemetery is closed in and for , several days workmen have been clean : ing the stains from the interior walls. + the rain striking on the tar paper on f the roof before the latter was shut in having greatly discolored the buff brick. :, It is expected the chapel will be dedi- |, ,ated on the next Memorial day, as it is q also intended as memorial to the sol diers and sailors buried in the ceme- = tery.
 About twenty members of Dayton ', Hook and Ladder company attended " he opening of the fair of the Westvil1e |, iremen Tuesday evening" t A. B. Barnes, the oyster dealer, says = t is doubtful if many Virginia oysters = are brought here this winter. This :, stock is high priced and there is plenty of native stock. !,
 WAY-BISHOP WEDDING. i, Announcement has been made of the tt 'oming marriage of Miss Anna B. Way, W laughter of MT. and Mrs. William H. Way of Exchange street, Fair Haven, h lnd MT. William F. Bishop, son of MT. a ind Mrs. Joseph Bishop of Warren place. The ceremony will take place " n the East Pearl street M E. church H III Thanksgiving eve at o'clock Both tt parties are popular and have large u ircle of friends el