The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-02-17
FAIR HAVEN.

J. Dayton, has returned home.
 Charles H. Beach, the popular night engineer at the power house of the New Haven Electric company, was married last week to Miss Catherine A. Galla- gher of 412 Blatchley avenue. The cer- emony took place in St. Francis church and was performed by the Rev. Father Mulholland. A wedding break fast was served at the residence of the brides mother, 412 Blatchley ave- nue. MT. and Mrs. Beach are now en- toying trip to Maine.
 The gray horse named Tom which J. J. Dayton has driven on the Adams Express conpany's team for several years, was injured last week by step ping into a hole in the road near the Fair Haven depot, The express com pany has sent MT. Dayton handsome bay horse to take Toms place.
 The meeting at the Home for the Friendless yesterday afternoon was con- ducted by delegation from the Grand avenue Baptist church.
 Mrs Belle Underwood and Fred b. Barrett of Cambridge, Mass, are visit ing friends on Wolcott street. St. Valentines day the members of the class of '95 Woolsey school presented Miss M. I. Galbraith, the teacher of room F, with a handsome floral valen- tine The Valentine Was made by Smith Bradley, the florist, and was com posed of roses and carnations mingled 1 with smilax Miss Galbraitf is a popu- lar teacher and is well liked by all her 1 scholars.
 William and Harvey Hemingway, with their wives, are stopping in Lake wood, N J.
 l William Crockett has put a new fifty horse power boiler into his saw-mill near the stone@crusher.
 w. F. Bostwick has purchased a. building lot on Quinnipiac street from | M. E. Fowler.
 | Yesterday F. B. Smith, superinten- dent of the Grand avenue Baptist Sunday school, appointed the following committees: Concert, C.. D. Manwaring entertainment, Howard Preston; ushers, Mir. Hines; Sunday school, Mrs. Siebert; lookout, Mrs. MA Beehee
 4 whist party Was given Saturday i evening by Miss Josephine Hubbard of Maltby street is honor of Miss Barnes, 1 Miss Mabel Barnes and Miss Helen Bee man of Shelton. There were four tables and the favors were in pink and gold. The affair was most enjoy | able one.
 Yesterday morning Rev. F. c. Sage, pastor of the Grand avenue Baptist church, preached an eloquent and in- structive sermon to all who had made a start in the Christian life during the I past few weeks. His text was, Be thou faithful unto death and I will give thee crown of life.'' Tuesday evening MT Sage will give a Bible reading. His talk Twill be along the line of watch, care 1 for the new converts.
 Rev. J. Lee Mitchell, pastor of the ] Grand avenue Congregational church preached the third is his series of ser ! mons on sgThe Hopes of Society" yes terday morning, his subject being Revelation" His subject in the even. ing was 1.-The Greatest Excuse You Ever 1 Had The choir was assisted in the evening by Irving N. Hurlburt, violin, ist.
 About six weeks ago a bicycle was stolen from the house of Charles E. Sey. mour at 317 Exchange street. Satur- day night while passing near the Grand avenue police precinct he saw his vince lying by the cubstone James DeLuig was locked up charged with the thef of the wheel.
 Miss Marion L. Sparks of $50 Gran6 avenue entertained number of friends at whist Saturday evening. The frs prize was won by the hostess.
 This afternoon at 3:30 the funeral oi Malcolm, youngest son of George Mac kenzie. will take place from 91 Forbes avenue.
 Constable Fred Siebert has served pa, pers on Oscar Johnson, who keeps z store at the corner of East Chapel an6 James streets, in behalf of Mrs. Hilds Johnson, who has applied for divorce Mrs. Johnson alleges intemperance an6 intolerable cruelty. They have beer married ten years and have four child ren.
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