The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-09-02
FAIR HAVEN NEWS,
Wedding Last Evening Del Grego-D Matty-A Trolley Party of Lads Personal Jottings.


 Matty--A Trolley Party of Lads Personal Jottings.
 At the home of Attorney DeMatty, 36 Perkins street, last evening, his eldest daughter Mary L., was united Tn marriage to Eugene s. Del Grego. Rev, pr. Mitchell officlated, Only the immediate relatives were present. An geio l. DeMatty, a brother of the bride, was best man. and Miss Antoinette Del Grego, a sister of the groom, was bridesmaid. The bride was attired in a handsome travelling costume. I'm mediately after the ceremony recep- ton for the relatives was held and | Russo's orchestra furnished music MT, and Mrs. Del Grego received large number of handsome gifts. They left last evening for New York and are also to visit Niagara Falls and the White Mountains. Returning they will reside at MT, Del Gregos home, 167 Wallace street.
 pr. Robert 0. Moody, L. j.. Bristol, John $, Sanford, and c. w. Kanahan of this place have been elected dele gates to the prohibition State conven- ton.
 A. H. Cargill of the annex who has been very i'll with heart trouble is inn proving
 Captain Edwin R. Slater of East Pearl street has been appointed chief of staff to General Oscar E. Perrigo of the First Connecticut Boys Brigade. Miss Catherine Grace of Newark N. J., has been the guest of Mrs. Henry Gresler of Front strcet,
 The schooner Barton from Hillsboro, N. S., has finished discharging cargo ot gypsum for the Adamant company, and has sailed The barkentine Ba- hama has arrived and a similar cargo is being discharged
 William Rowe and family have re- turned from Shell Beach, where they occupied cottage through the month of August.
 Miss Carrie M. Chapman of Pierpont street. who has been stopping during her vacation at Pound Ridge, N. r., is now at Milford, to remain few days.
 The Happy Six lads residing in the annex are getting up trolley party, which will go for a ride on the street car lines tomorrow evening.
 The Adamant companys steam barge is being repaired at Graves yard. Sev- eral new blanks are to be put in and the hull recalked,
 There will be high mass of requiem for the departed at St. Francis church tomorrow at 9 a. m.
 J. H. Thorpe has taken the con- tract to remodel H. w. Crawford's s building on Grand avenue at the head of East Pearl street. Another story is to be added. sixteen feet in the clear, and will be fitted up into a hatl for all the local Masonic bodies It will be handsomely fitted up, and will be one , of the finest society halls in the city
 MT. Mozealous has been circulating a subscription paper and has secured about $50 for the family of Robert Je- rollman, whose house on Grove street was burned last week. The barn in the rear of the burned house is to be fitted up and will be used by the Jerollman family to reside in for the present.
 The caisson to be used in building the central pier of the new drawbridge is nearly completed It will not be put in place for the present as another dredger is expected in few days to complete the excavation of the river bed, where the pier Is to be built
 J Welles Bray has returned from 9 vacation trip to Goodspeed's Landing.
 N. Irving Harrison, clerk at w. A. Warner Bros.'s store, has returned home from q visit to his old home in North Branford
 Pipes have been laid from the street main to supply the new Strong school house with Illuminating gas. The steamer Luzerne Luding.on has been thoroughly overhauled and im- proved and launched from the marine railway. The old boiler has been re- placed with a new Bigelow boiler.
 George w. Rowe, of Front street, as- sistant clerk in the office of the town agent, has returned from the Adiron- dacks.