The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-09
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 ed it's exercises in the chapel of the Sec ond church, Miss Gertrude Dudley will instruct this class this season.
 The harness shop of Frank Taginel of Front street is being enlarged, f Twenty-four new voters were made in East Haven in season to vote at Mon- days election.
 Last evening a benefit concert was rendered MT, and Mrs George Kirk land in the town hall, East Haven. Among the talent were Miss Clara Tyr rell, Anna Chapin and Ethel Whitte- more of this city, Mrs. Bond of East Haven read an original poem and Fred Bacon gave piano obligato.
 The marriage of May Estelle, daugh- ter of MT and Mrs. Charles E. Denison, and Charles F. Wright will take place at the home of the brides parents, 36 Clinton avenue, this evening.
 Two electric cars on the Fair Haven and Westville road colilded at the cor ner of Grand avenue and East Pearl street yesterday morning The occu- pants were considerably shaken up, but no one was injured, Both car platforms were damaged, The East Pearl street car was standing at the corner when the car going east on Grand avenue swung around the curve and before it could be stopped smashed into the East Pearl street car.
 Frank Hayes, six years of age, was before the city court yesterday, charg- ed with throwing stones at Mrs H. B. Maltby of 377 Grand avenue, and after a reprimand from Judge Dow he was allowed to depart
 The trolley party under the auspices of the primary department of the Grand avenue Baptist church Sunday school will be held this evening.
 The harvest festival of the Society of the Children of Mercy of St., Francis parish, which has been held in Central hall, came to a close Monday evening. The affair was successful throughout A large number were present Monday evening. Miss Margaret Hogan render ed two solos in an excellent manner and was generously applauded. Miss Nellie McGowan gave a recitation which was
 well received. The entertainment was followed by dancing.
 WEDDING LAST EVENING. pretty home wedding took place at S7 Poplar street last evening, when Miss May Brown was married to Leon A. Stevens. The bride is a daughter of MT. and Mrs Lyman T. Brown. The groom, who is son of MT. and Mrs. William F. Stevens of Lloyd street, is designer employed by Sargent & O. The ceremony was performed at eight o'clock by Rev. N. G. Cheney, pastor of the East Pearl street M.~E. church. The bridesmaid was Miss Ella Bilberg, 2 cousin of the bride, and Frank Ronald was the best man. The bride wore a gown of white organdie muslin, with trimmings of lace and white satin rib bon. She carried a cluster of bride roses. The bridesmaids dress was pink Swiss muslin, trimmed with lace and pink satin ribbon, and she carried 8 bouquet of pink carnations Mrs Will liam Robinson played the wedding | march from Lohengrin. The ceremony was performed in the parlor. which had | been handsomely decorated with au tumn flowers and leaves, cut flowers l ivies, etc. About forty relatives ans | immediate friends were present. MT l and Mrs. Stevens received many hand some gifts, including pictures, silver
 and table ware, a banquet lamp, bric | a-brac, etc. The roommates of MT Ste vens at Sargent's presented handsome easy chair. The ceremony was follow
 ed by reception. MT and Mrs. Ste yens left last night for New York anG will continue their trip up the Hudsor river. Upon their return they will re side a S6 Woolsey street.
 ELDIRDGE-LATH 1 It was red letter day at the pleasant home of Mrs Elizabeth A. Latham 27. Lloyd street, last Thursday evening, tht third instant It was the occasion O the marriage of her daughter, Lottit M. Latham, to William Atkins, son o l Eleazor and Harriet F, Eldridge O. ] Fair Haven Heights. The groom was | thirty years old on this date, and z sister of the bride also enjoyed the six teenth anniversary of her birthday l in connection with the wedding festi vities. Rev. MT Cheney was the cler gyman in attendance. The honeymoon will be spent in visiting Niagara Fall: and the provinces. MT. Eldridge is { | nephew os c. W. Bradley of East Ha | ven, and his paternal ancestors of Sas ! Harbor, N. Y., were noted for being en | gagged extensively in the whaling bust | ness for great many years. This wa: | nearly half century ago.
 | FORMER FAIR HAVEN PEOPLE. ] Mrs. Romanta Wells, formerly of Fai 1 Haven, who has been visiting friends il l New Haven for the past two months will leave shortly for a trip to Bostoi and New Hampshire before returning l to her home in Chicago. Her daughter Miss Lila Wells, who has been her, 1 with her mother, the past summer, ant has since been in Boston, left for hom 1 yesterday. Her brother, Harry Wells 1 who last June graduated from Yale 1 Sheffield Scientific school, has entered | the Rush medical college of Chicago. | OBITIrIRY NOTES
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