The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-30
FAIR HIFEN.

May Gather Enough Ioe-Ihe Robinson
 Brown Wedding-Chrlsimas Praise ser-
 vices Death of the Mother of Rev. Dr.
 Suge-A Charity Concert.
 Richard c, Lowe has taken out per init to build two-tenement frame house, 27 by l4 feet, on Lawrence street near Nash street, The building will cost about sS,5oO
 Charles Nanfeldt of 19S James street created a row at his home Friday even- ing and in falling his right eye was badly bruised. In the city court on Sat urday he was fined 80,
 Mr. Upson of Upson & Granniss, who lease the Hemingway ice pond, says that in his opinion there is time enough to secure at least fair sized ice crop. Last year they began cutting ice Janu- ary IA. The company has considerable old ice on hand,
 At the Old Stone church, East Haven, the Christmas music was repeated by request yesterday at 1O;30 a, m. and 7:3O D. m.
 At 267 Lombard street Saturday even ing Gertrude May, eldest daughter of MT. and Mrs. Theron F. Robinson, and Arthur Byron Brown were married by Rev. Dr. Twitchell The bridesmaids were Miss Frances Brown, Q sister of the groom, and Miss Hattie Converse. The maid of honor was Miss Thera Robinson, a sister of the bride, and the best man Wallace H. Brown, a brother of the groom, The wedding procession was led by Miss Marguerite Robinson, little sister of the bride, and Dean TuXido. Lieutenant Arthur Smith and Corporal George Barton of the Blues were the ushers. Miss Fannie Beebe played the wedding march. After the ceremony and from S:30 to 10:30 recep- tion was held to which about six hun dred had been invited, The occasion was also the twenty-fifth anniversary of MT and Mrs. Robinson's marriage and both couples received many fine gifts. MT. and Mrs. Brown started on wedding tour Saturday evening and upon returning they will reside in this city.
 An excellent Christmas praise service was given in the Grand avenue Baptist church last evening under the direction of the leader, H. H. Palmer. The double quartet choir was assisted by Mrs. Elm ma Allen Hull contralto. The program was as follows:
 There Was Silence in Bethlehems Fields, ds,..............Sir John Stainer 1c Toot ~ Offertoi VA Prince of Peace. ....... ...........,............ F, A. Parsons Mrs Emma Allen Hull,
 The First Christmas. s.................
 ...,,..........,..S Sir Joseph Barnby The Christ Child. ................,....
 ...............G G. Whitney Coombs Miss Edith Davey.
 The pulpit of the Grand avenue Bap- tist church was supplied yesterday morning by Louis J. Bamberg, a stu dent at the Crozier theological semina- ry, who is home for the holidays.
 Rev. Dr F. c, Sage is in Illinois, hav- ing been called there owing to the death of his mother, Mrs. Sophia Elizabeth Gunnison Sage. which occurred in her home at Normal Mr. Sage left here on receipt of a telegram to the effect that his mother was much worse, but she died before his arrival Mrs Sage had been i'll for several months and Dr. Sage was with her last spring for several weeks. He has the sympathy of many friends in his severe bereavement. A charity concert will be given at Central hall this evening under the di- rection of F W. Prescott of 30 Grand avenue The attractions will be the Samedi Banjo club, Miss Margaret Sntith, Miss Mabel G. Hart and Miss F. lone Hart in recitations, and the Y. M. c. A. colored quartet.