The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-07-08

street Is spending the summer at West
 Haven.
 Mrs, J, N, Dadman of 42 Poplar street
 is visiting in south Norwalk.
 Rev, A. Douglass Miller and family
 arc at their summer home, Alexandria
 Bay, N, Y,
 Mrs, H, G. Shepard and Miss Elsie
 Shepard of 159 Blatchley avenue are at West Cummingtop, Mass.
 At the communion service yesterday
 two persons were received into the
 membership of the Grand avenue Bap-
 tlst church.
 Ex-Judge L, P Deming addressed the w, c, T. U, yesterday afternoon.
 The members of the Sunday school
 and congregation of the Grand avenue
 Baptist church will go on their annual
 picnic tomorrow, uniting with the First
 Baptist church. The destination is Han-
 over park, Meriden, the train leaving from Cedar Hill at 8 a. m. The round
 trip, including fare on the electric cars
 to the park, will be: Adults 5S cents and children under twelve years AS cents. Among the attractions at the park are the boats and launches on the lake, baseball, tennis and croquet
 grounds, switch back, nerry-go-round, balloon ascension, swings, brass band | music, etc.
 Walter R. Downs, one of the delegates | to the international convention of the Y. P. s, c. F, at Boston, has designed q
 souvenir badge for the New Haven del- legates. A pendant of celluloid bears the | Christian Endeavor monogram In blue al, l.. l.,e, l,Nh tNt | The funeral of Mrs. Peter Burns was ! held yesterday afternoon from the resi- dence of her daughter, Mrs. Patrick l Newman, 21 Exchange street. The | deceased leaves four hildren--Andrew,
 Richard and james Burns, and Mrs, | Newman.
 1 The bicycle and horse races which were to have taken place at Riverside park July 1, but postponed on account of the weather, will take place Thurs 1 day afternoon,
 1 The Fair Haven delegates to the in- | ternational convention of the Y. F. s. c. F. will be-: Grand avenue Congrega- 1 tional church, Miss Mary A. Griswold, | George J. Gutbrod; Second Congrega- ! tional. Mrs. Orrin Doolittle and daugh- l ter Lizzie, Miss Emma Tyler, Miss Ada
 Linsley; Grand avenue Baptist, Mrs | Charles G. Sherman, Mrs David Han selpacker Mrs. w, G. Wiser. Miss Viola
 Hall, Charles Manwarring, M. J. Barnes. MT. and Mrs. W. R. Downs of the an-
 mex will also attend from the United | church society.
 | The announcement is made of the | marriage of Dr. John NJ. Siebold of 76 | Grand avenue to Miss Minnie Tate l The couple were married last Tuesday. | the ceremony being performed by Rev. J. Brinley Morgan of Christ church, 1 The wedding was a very quiet affair. only the immediate friends of the par l ties being present. MT. Siebold has kept his marriage secret from his friends, and the announcement has oc- | casioned surprise.
 l Several years ago an order was ob- tained from the superior court for a l bridge over the old Shore Line railroad l tracks at the Grand avenue hill. As 1 the railroad has been discontinued at ! that point 1t was expected the work of 1 grading roadway would soon begin
 but It is probable the work will be de- layed until fall, as 1t will be necessary | tu lS1tule et iiOdiiitdllUll oL lil6 OISlGE QE l the court.
 Fred Rottrer of River street while fir l ing a cannon on the Fourth, was burn ed in the face by flash of powder. The
 grains of powder were removed from his face by physician.
 l L. P. Deming of the annex, grand war
 den of the grand lodge, N. E. o. P, paid
 a visit to Fort Hale lodge the other evening and gave a brief address. There were also initiation exercises. Jacob F. Emery and family of Blatch- l ley avenue leave to-day for Saranac, Adirondack mountains. MT. Emery has
 not been in good hAalth of late and he l intends remaining away until fall. 1 The schooner Bonita Captain Price, 1 has arrived from Chincoteague, Va, with oyster shells for Lancraft Bros. l Capt. Price is well known here, having freighted Virginia oysters to Fair Ha- | ven for several years.