The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-10-01
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
HAPPENINGS ON BOTH SIDES OF
 THE RIVER.

The New State Road Out Middletown Ave- nue Nearly Completed-Home for the Friendless win Soon be Warm and Cosy Miss Jennie N. Dean Marries Merwin J. Gibbons.
 The new state road out MiddletoWn avenue will be completed in a week. The new road had previously been con- structed to within half mile of the North Haven line and the town is just now completing the job. It will be a first class macadam road.
 The specifications are being prepared for the hardening of East Grand ave- nue hill.
 Charles Kelsey is to move from Pros pect street to ex-Warden Sizer's house, Brown and Center streets.
 The ladies' aid society of the Grand avenue Congregational church will re- sume the Wednesday evening suppers next week, to be followed by an enter tainment for which an interesting pro- gramme is being prepared.
 The boilers for heating the new build ing of the Home of the Friendless, ar rived Wednesday. The work of open- ing the new building has been consider ably delayed owing to the non-arrival of the heating apparatus. Merwin J. Gibbons of No. 11S Poplar street and Miss Jennie N, daughter of Mrs. Jane A. Dean, were married at the home of the brides mother in Westfield Mass, Wednesday evening at o'clock Rev. L. H. Blake officiating. The brides gown was of white organde The bridesmaids were Sarah E. Dean sister of the bride who wore white or gandie over yellow, and Miss Editt | Sellew of Waterbury. Miss Sellew wore gown of white over green The maid of honor wore a figured lavender or 1 gandie. Dr. Tinker of Granville was | the best man. Miss Nellie Dean, { cousin of the bride, played the wedding march. The couple stood under al arch of clematis, laurel and ferns Or returning from wedding trip MT. anG | Mrs. Gibbons will reside at 113 Poplar l street.
 | A cargo of creosoted timber consign ed to the Berlin Iron Bridge company is on the way here, and will be deliver ed to the Cleveland Erecting company which has the contract to put up tn bridge. The shipment is of 90,O00 fee and weighing about 200 tons. It is valuable cargo, as the creosoting pro cess adds much to the value of tht timber. This consignment is for tn, construction of the roadway of the nev bridge.
 Dr. Laura Deming is visiting at tn home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. l.. Deming. She is located in the Philadal phia hospital.
 Letter Carrier Francis Carroll is en toying his vacation and James F. liar is substituting in his place.
 Mrs. l.. P. Deming is visiting her sis ter, Mrs. William Parker in Geneva IN. Y.
 Dr. Ernest Chipman is visiting at hi home. He is located as house physician in the Springfield hospital.
 Quite delegation from this place at tended the Guilford fair including L. r Mallory, Sherman Russell, R. G. Davis William and Harvey Hemingway, Nil and Mrs. A. L. Chamberlain, Mrs. Georg Black and Mrs. A. Futile
 Misses Sadie and Kate Darby c Ferry street have returned from Tren ton, N. J., where they visited friends Their father, John Darby, and sor Charley, had previously returned fror the same place.
 The warden and burgesses of Tai Haven East meet Monday evening.
 Beginning to-day the borough officer will place liens on property of person who have failed to pay the annus borough tax.