The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-10-16
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
HAPPENINGS ON BOTH SIDES OF
 THE RIVER.

The Quinnies Sociable-The sportsmen Were Busy-Personal Jottinss-The Ice Dealers-TrottlnG-A Wedding-Other Notes.
 Quinnipiac Hose, Hook and Ladder company will hold its first sociable of the season at their headquarters in the engine house, Wednesday, evening, Oc- tober @7, The committee on entertain ment for the next six months consists of E. w. Alderman, E. M. Allen, T.. A. Hathaway and Harry Wedmore.
 Steam barge Notter towing the barge Van Norter has arrived with about 1,5OO barrels of cement for w. A. War ner & Bro.
 Several members of the A. o. U. W. attended by invitation a meeting of Silver City lodge of Meriden last eve- ming. Captain and Mrs. Holmes have re- turned from a four weeks vacation trip,
 H. I. Barnes Eugene Thompson and Ernest Jacobs went to Stony Creek on ducking trip and secured a dozen birds
 Many Sportsmen went into the woods for game yesterday, the first day of the open season, which this year is fifteen days later under the new law than last year
 Mrs. E. w. Palmer of Syracuse is wis iting her niece, Mrs. c. F. Bray of the annex
 Harvey F. Hemingway and Ed. B. Rowe have gone to St. Lawrence coun- ty, N. Y., to buy a carload of cows.
 w. M. Broadway has returned from 1 Watch Hill, where he was manager of a large meat market the past season.
 Henry Mallory of the annex is quite | ill
 l Schooner Tom Beattie, one of the ves- sels employed n building the founda- tions for the drawbridge, has been re- painted at the marine railway.
 Upson & Granniss this week have be- | gun carting ice from their new houses in East Haven, near Lyman Granniss' house. H. Konold & Son have about a months supply in their Woodbridge houses. They harvested last winter about 1000 tons of ice and will sell the entire amount this year. This is their first season in the business. Charles Palmer is still having good ice busi- ness through the continued warm weather,
 l It Is expected there will be another trotting meeting at the Riverside Park late this month.
 Nelson Allen is training Henry R Smiths pacing colt. The colt has trot- ted in 2:35 and is a promising animal c. w. Hemingway's young trotter still | remains at South Royalton, Vt, where MT. Hemngways son Clifford is driv- ing him.
 George c. Bradley has finished filling his silo: Nelson Allen has nearly fin. shed filling his silo. Palmer Brothers are cutting the corn fodder for the silos in this neighborhood. They use 2 gas engine for the power.
 The next meeting of the East Haver grange will be held October 9; c. E. Up. son will have charge of the lecturer: hour.
 The Jacob Refs place in Montowest has been sold to II. F. Potter, and MT IcIly eillu luilliis CL 4NOltll IlcFtil VII move there.
 About twenty-five people who are at tending the meeting of the American Board of Foreign Missions are being entertained in Fair Haven families.
 William A. Bunnell and Miss Joseph inc Morrell of West Haven were mar ried Thursday evening at the parsonage of the Dwight Place church by Rev l D. Twitchel. Herbert Hubbard ant Miss Louise Holton, both of Fair Ha ven, were the groomsman and brides maid. The bride wore q travelling cos tune of green cloth. After the cere mony the bridal party and a few guest: 4 took supper at the Tontine hotel. Mir and Mrs. Bunnell have gone on toul to include Washington, D. C., and re turning will reside at A Richard Place West Haven.
 Rev. Dr. North, presiding elder of thu New Haven district, will preach in tn, East Pearl street M. E. church, Sun day morning, and in the evening ther' will be praise service, with an address by the pastor, Rev N. c. Cheney.