The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-18
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
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Funeral of James Woodhouse-Twenty fifth Wedding Auniversary-A Se.O0O Dwelling House-Entered for sharpie Race-Choir of Baptist Church Enter tained.
 The funeral of James E. Woodhouse was held from his late residence, No. 92 Perkins street, yesterday afternoon. Rev, D. M. James, pastor of the Second Congregational church, of which the deceased was a member, officiated. MT. James paid high tribute to the mem- ory of the departed. Appropriate hymns were sung by Mrs. George Black and Miss Emma Macdonald. There were many beautiful floral tributes. The interment was in the Fair Haven cemetery.
 The twenty-fifth anniversary of the marriage of MT. and Mrs. John Hare was celebrated Wednesday evening at their home, 25S Lloyd street. The cou- pie had invited few of their relatives and friends to help make merry, but during the evening about thirty-five members of Grand Canton Sassacus No. 1, P. M., with their wives, put In an appearance, completely surprising Mir. Hare, who is a member of the or der. The canton was headed by Cap tain F D. Todd. The members of the canton presented the couple with a l handsome oak sideboard. There were also gifts of silver money and other articles from friends. A collation. was served. Among those present were Mir and Mrs. Orrin Potter, Ernest H, Pot ter, Miss Maud Potter, Miss Pearl, MT and Mrs Albert Bradley, MT and Mrs Edward Lancraft, Mrs. Charles Cess. ner, Mrs, George Gessner, MT. and Mrs John Lewis, MT. and Mrs. A. Williams Able Williams, Allie Williams of this city, MT. and Mrs. J. c. Potter of Guil ford, Mir. and Mrs E. B. Potter, Mrs Jerome Coan, Miss Fannie Coan o1 North Guilford.
 Richard c. Lowe, the builder, is erect HIS c llultlt HOuSG IOl lNo IcillIillSo oi the east side of Blatchley avenue, neal Wolcott street The building Is 27 by 5 feet, and the cost of house and lot k about $6,O0O. This is one of three lot: which MT. Lowe purchased of c. H Webb. Contractor Lowe is also build ing a $3,500 frame house on Sprint street.
 Morning Star lodge held a pleasan gathering at the home of Mrs. Martha Futile, No. 152 South Front street, las evening. An excellent supper was serv ed.
 A. H. Granniss has received one en try for the sharpie race which is t take place at Savin Rock on June 22 and two more Fair Haven entries ar expected Frank Larabee will sail hi thirty-six- foot boat Alice. There ar not as many sharpies owned here a formerly. Years ago in the sharpi races there was no difficulty in secur ing from fifteen to twenty boats to com pete in the contests.
 Intelligence has been received of tn death at Charlottesville, Ind, of Mis- Mary F. Hovey, a sister of Rev, Dr. H c. Hovey, formerly pastor of the Sec ond Congregational church in Fair Ha ven. Miss Hovey taught for two year in the Quinnipiac school
 At the Bradley Bassett wedding hell in North Haven Wednesday Miss Jen ne Mallory of the annex was the mai of honor, and Miss Clara Jacobs, als of Fair Haven, was one of the brides maids.
 Rev Father Mulholland is at Wash ington, D. c. He will remain sout for several weeks for the benefit of hi health.
 MT. and Mrs. R. c. Hart entertaine , the members of the choir of the Gran ; avenue Baptist church, of which he the leader, and few other friends, a their home, All Center street, anne1 Monday evening. A new piano has re gently been added to the home of M and Mrs, Hart, and an informal mus cale had been arranged in celebratio of the event In addition to the mus cal selections several recitations wer 7 given Before the company disperse cake and ice cream, which MT. Hart such an adept in making, were served The evening was a delightful one fc all.