The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-01-14
LATEST FAIR. HAVEN NEWS
A NUMBER OF INTERESTING SOCIAL
.. Events.

Pleasant Event at DR.. Roberts House
festerday-Musicale at Captain Ian
oraft's-Work at the Rolling Mill-Sale
by Mr.. Rowe to st. Andrews Church.
Cards Were issued yesterday an
nouncing the marriage of Miss Fannie
Agnes Hillhouse, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hillhouse of 1888 Grand ave-
nue., to Mr. William Cornelius Bartlett.
The marriage will take place at Grace
episcopal church on Wednesday, jan
uary ", at s O'Clock. Following the
ceremony a reception will be held at
the home Of the brides parents from
half after eight to ten-thirty o'clock.
The at-home day is announced for
Thursdays after March 1 at $40 Henry
street. Brooklyn, N Y.
Yesterday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. E. K. Roberts on Grand avenue
a most delightful and successful cake
sale was held under the auspices of the
Ladies' Sewing society of Grace Epis-
copal church, the proceeds to go toward
the church fund. The sale was beyond
the expectations of all interested and
promises well for any prospective SIM
liar occurrences. 1t was the original
intention of the society to hold an az
ternoon and evening session, but the
sales during the afternoon were so
large that at o'clock the stock was
completely sold out; consequently the
evenings festivities were declared Off
Mrs. Roberts kindly donated her home
for the occasion. The rooms are large
and well appointed and adapted for en-
tertaining. The table was very dainty
in its arrangements. The covering was
priced and valuable piece of linen, a
gift donated to DR.. Roberts on his
birthday. The cloth has an open work
border done by the nuns in Dresden
convent, and the article was awarded
first prize at the worlds tair. A hand
some fernerie of Delft was the center
piece. Mrs. Clarke, secretary and
treasurer of the society, presided at
the tables. Others assisting were Mrs.
North, president; Mrs Ryan, vice pres
ident.
The cake had been donated by the
members Of the society and church.
The First Congregational society of
East Haven has elected officers as fol-
lows: Society's committee, Clifford B.
Street S. R. Chidsey, L. H. Thompson;
clerk and treasurer, Augustus Street.
a portion of the rolling mill is in
operation after shut down dating
back before Christmas The new min
was started up this week giving en-
ployment to about 100 men, The bus
mess has been very dun ~ late hr+
enough orders have been accum,1Ia ted
to warrant starting the new mill IT is
not known when fine old min win start
During the shut down MANY cargoes of
iron and coal have arrived and there is
a large stock on hand
Willis HEMINGWAY Charles w Hem
inewav and Samuel Heminpwav have
haen ra-e1ected directors in tha Second
National hank
rba fraa Lindargar+an 1oc,+ad at
+ba CORNER IF T1ovd and wolcott streets
under The ausn,cas If the New Haven
Free Kindereartan association has
now about thir+y-five nuni,s and Miss
R,,1lard is tbe taac cher in CHARGE Any
needy children who make application
win 10 .ooaiyea
The netition introd1,ced Yesterday in
tho state senate for nernnission to build
~, extension of the electric road from
Montowese 10 North Hayen village will
no earnestly favored Nv the residents
alone +ha ,,ronosea line If their testi
,,,o,1y is wan+ad before the committee
IN railroads The Hair Haven and
yvestviua RAILROAD comnanv is willing
~ onerata rho new line If h,,ilt While
the Montowese extension has nos prov
Cd a. very having investment as vet,
e4i1I +ba na+ronara 10 gradually in
SING and +ba tendency will be to
increase the building Of homes along
tbe route
Tohn N Rowe has sold his residence
IN Forhes avenre To the narish of st.
Andrews, M n church. The parish
noid ri nm in cash for the property.
rrba residence adioins the church prop
or+1, .rd ie conveniently located for
narsonaea nurnoses It will be occu-
Nod Nav i nv the pastor Of st. An
dren,s, church and family. Mr. Rowe,
80 - assia+a, nj rosstrna ster at the New
rya.,a,, ,os+of7ca viii remove to the
IT,
nv r,o1,,r,a+ ch,b at fine monthly
aa4i,,. ba1d ruasdav evening elected
49, ,,o,v membars-E THOMPSON
TIaY,,,1 Mnscb and T. p. Deming-mak-
49, harsbin Of about forty. It
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