The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-11-19
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
THE RECOMMENDATION WEDDING 1T FIRST CHURCH LAST EVENING.

Young Peoples Society Christian I'm
 deavor Entertainment-Recltal at Grand
 Avenue Congregational Church-Per-
 sonal Items, Etc.
 A pretty wedding took place at the Grand avenue Congregational church last evening at S;3O o'clock, Rev. J. Lee Mitchell officiating, The contracting parties were Miss Harriet D. Baldwin and Thomas H. Newbold. The bride is the daughter of MT, and Mrs. Horace F. Baldwin Of No. Wolcott street and the groom is a son of MT. and Mrs. William R. Newbold of Media, Penn. The bride wore pretty travelling dress of 8 gray material, with hat and gloves to match. The ushers were Frank k. Baldwin, a cousin of the bride; George V. Barton, Herbert Kanhan and Frank H. Lines. The wedding march was played by Harry Woodstock Invita- tions were issued to the number of 175. The church had been prettily decorated by Smith, T. Bradley. After the cere- mony the couple left for New York. They will visit MT. Newbold's parents in Media, Penn, and will return in about a week. Until spring they will board with Mrs. Wackle, S2 Poplar street. The couple received a large number of handsome wedding gifts, in- cluding silverware, pictures, table linen, chairs, etc. An uncle of the bride, Aaron Thomas, of the Seth Thomas company of Thomaston, gave a beau tiful mantel clock; Mrs. WaclSle's gift was fine easy chair; MT. and Mrs. George filling, cut glass bottle; MT. and Mrs. E. H. Barnum, framed pie ture; James $. Baldwin of Ohio, an uncle of the bride, silver berry spoon; Frank R. Baldwin, handsome palm; MT. and Mrs. Edward Stiles, fur rug; solid silver tea strainer, Arthur Arm strong of Sandwich, Mass, a cousin of the bride; Horace F, Baldwin, rug; Henry Hine of Hartford, cousin of the bride, carving set. Among the invited guests were the following: MT. and Mrs. William R. Newbold, Media, Penn; James S. Baldwin of Ohio; w.. H. Baldwin and Mir. and Mrs. w. C.. Baldwin, Lee, Mass; Aaron Thomas, Thomaston; Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Smith, New Britain; MT. and Mrs. Henry Hine, Hartford; Jerome Arm strong and family, Yalesville; Chaun- cey Spaulding, Plainville, and George A. filling, Charles filling, MT. Barnum, MT. and Mrs. Willis Curtis, Frank Baldwin and family MT. and Mrs. H. Wack1e, L. c. Waters and family, c. w. Keacham and family, John Perry and l family, MT. and Mrs. Edward Stiles, | Washington Cunningham, Mrs. Mary | Walker, Fred Chadeayne and family The Bigelow Boiler company shipped several boilers over the new Manufac- turers' Street railroad yesterday. I The watering tank on Clinton avenue near Grand avenue has been out of order for the past two weks. No water flows into the basin, causing incon- l venience to. owners of horses, who are accustomed to water them there. A son of Officer Peter McKeon, four years of age, died yesterday morning at his home or, Fillmore street of mem braneous croup. The child was ill only | half a day
 | The recital at the Grand avenue Con- gregational church this evening will | include some of the best talent in the city. The program in full is as fol- | lows:
 | Selected. ...... ...................
 Hillhouse Mandolin Club. l Little Mary Elizabeth" h".............. I ........ ........ Elizabeth $. Phelps Margaret Goodyear Smith.
 Solo-"For All Eternity" ... .Mascheroni
 With Violin Obligato. | Mr. Frank Edgar.
 Nydia..... ......... ..Bulwer Lytton
 Mrs. Dudley Burk Fitzgerald | Whistling Solo,. Selected | Lawrence Blinn.
 | Solo--Hush Your Business, Oh-G-wan l Miss Smith.
 | IntermisSion
 | Solo-Come Under My Plaidie.. ........ Homer Dennison
 | How the Parson Won the Race.....
 Mrs. Fitzgerald.
 | Song-Sleepy Little Baby of Mine.... | Miss Smith.
 1 Solo--The Owl. Adams | MT. Frank Edgar.