The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-04-07

FAIR H.IPEN EJYS.

Two NeuuiNSS l.hSb IlNeHlHs-hSuteuy
Observation-Disclosures ayton-The La
dies Guild-FuneraI of Michael Conway
Personal JottinSs.
William A. Rowe has returned from
a five weeks trip to California. Dur
ing his stay he met several old Fair
Haveners now located in California, in
Guiding Colonel George w. Granniss,
DR.. George Augur and George Corbin,
Rev. d. M. James leaves this after
noon for Old Point Comfort. He will
also go to West Virginia and will be
absent about three weeks.
The second floor of the Rowe & Hem
ingway building is being converted into
a tenement.
A. II. Barnes, the druggist, was in
New York yesterday on a business
trip.
Ernest Chapman went trouting yes
terday and brought home two fine fish.
| Several of the local fishermen are wait
ing for milder weather before trying
their luck in the streams.
Bert Bradley and Lewis Brockett
| broke up a family of snakes on the old
Shore Line road near Quait Rock Sun
day They captured two old snakes
| and twenty young ones.
The Ladies' guild of the Second Con-
gregational church will give a birth
day party in the lecture room to-mor-
| row evening.
| Louis Saluvsky has hired the paint
shop in the rear of the Rowe & Hem
ingway building, recently occupied by
| G. f. Johnson. Mr.. Johnson is now
| working in the railroad paint shop,
| E. B. Rowe has returned from Illinois
| with eighteen fine horses. The pur-,
| chase was made at Pulaski, at which
place Mr.. Rowe has purchased many
| horses in past years.
| Mrs. q. G. Allis has returned from
| North Carolina, where she spent the
| winter Her husband, who went south
| for his health early in the winter, will
| return about May /.
The Easter praise service to have
| been given in the Grand avenue Con-
gregational church last Sunday even
| ing was postponed to next Sunday eve
ming owing to the death of Halsey G.
| Thomas, father of Mrs. F. w. Brown,
| the soprano soloist.
The race of the Yale freshman crew
| with the University of Wisconsin crew
will be held at Lake Saltonstall June
49, The New Haven Street Railway
company will put on a large number
| of extra cars for the occasion
| Mrs. D. B. Barrett leaves for Cam
| bridge next Sunday.
| Arthur W. Kennedy and Miss Lillian
| Hendrickson were married at the home
| of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
w. Hendrickson, last evening. Mr..
| Kennedy is with the firm of Peck &
| Bishop.
| Miss Essie A. Martin, daughter of
Hamilton S. Martin of the annex, and
| William H. barton We're married at st.
Andrews NJ E. church last evening by
Rev. w. M. Carr The brides gown
was of white silk The ushers were
Harry G. Konold and John Kenty. Mr..
barton is an employee of Peck Bros. g.
Co. The couple left for Baltimore on
/ a bridal tour.
The funeral of the late Michael Con-
way of Clay street took place yester
day morning from ST. Francis church,
with high mass of requiem. The
celebrant was Rev. John F. McGuin-
ness, the deacon Rev. Father Brennan,
the sub-deacon Rev. w. j. Stanley, and
the master of ceremonies Rev. Father
Mulholland The choir sang the requi-
EN- service in an excellent manner with
solos by Miss Maloney and Mrs Wohl-
| maker. The church was crowded, and
a large delegation from st. Francis i.
A. B. society. of which the deceased
was a member, attended. The pail
| bearers were David Buckley, Patrick
Murray, William Montague, John Law
lor, Patrick Kent and Edward Sean
| Ion.