The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-10-20
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM 10TH
 SIDES OF THE RIVER.
Hart-ClarlS Wedding This Evening MOrris-Day, and Hickey -Fitzmnurice NuptiaIs-Pretty Church Wedding.

Nuptials-Pretty Church Wedding.
 Charles H. Tufts has purchased of Ida I. Granville forty feet of land on Fairmount avenue. Another purchase on the same avenue has been made by Edwin w. Cooper of Charles H. Tufts forty feet of land.
 William Hemingway and Ernest Crawford made a trip to New York yes terday
 E. H. Rowe and wife have returned from a short visit with relatives in North Guilford. MT. Rowe shot seven gray squirrels. He says the foliage was too thick for good shooting, There have been a couple of smart frosts and MT. Rowe says in a few days the leaves will have fallen from the trees sufficiently to make good shooting.
 Captain w. H. Wilson of Pierpont street is sailing master of the schooner F. M. Reed, which is missing. There was a special meeting last/eve- ming of Pulaski chapter, R. A. M., to confer the mark master and past mas ters degrees on three candidates. Fort Hale lodge, N. E. O. P, meets | tomorrow evening to conduct initiatory work.
 The marriage of Miss Mary A., daugh" ter of John Hart, and John F. Clark will take place in St. Francis church October 25.
 Charles J. Morris, motorman on the Fair Haven and Westville railroad, and Miss Edith w., daughter of MT. and Mrs. D. c. Day, were married Tuesday evening at the home of the bride. Up- on returning from their bridal trip they will occupy a newly furnished house at 80 Woolsey street.
 At St. Francis church yesterday morning Miss Mary, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Michael Hickey of Clay street, and Daniel Fitzmaurice of Bridgeport were united in marriage by Father | O'Connor.
 | A pretty wedding ceremony took place at East Pearl street M. D. church last evening at 5:30 o'clock. The con-
 tracting parties were Miss May L., daughter of MT. and Mrs. Richmond of East Chapel street, and Earl F., son of Mr. and Mrs. N. s. Johnson of Clinton avenue. The young couple are well and favorably known and have very many
 friends. MT Johnson is connected with
 the accounting department of the Con-
 solidated railroad in this city and is as- l sistant organist at the East Pearl street | M. E. church.
 | About three hundred guests were ln-
 vited to the ceremony, which was per
 formed by Rev. R. T. McNicholl. liar " E. Woodstock presided at the organ
 and played the usual wedding marches | The church was profusely decorated
 with palms, the arrangement having
 been prepared by Smith T. Bradley, the 1 florist.
 l The bride was attired in white organ i die over white silk and carried 8 bou-
 quet of bride roses. The bridesmaid | Miss Eveline Riggs, a cousin of the | bride, wore a gown of white organdie l over yellow and carried bouquet o1
 yellow flowers Miss Edna Richmond
 a cousin of the bride, was the flower
 girl. She wore dress of white organ l die over pink and carried basket o1 | flowers The best man was William l Oldershaw and the ushers were Frank I Reveley, Ernest Jacobs Charles Older shaw and Frank Burnham. l After the ceremony reception was 1 held at the home of the brides parents
 to which the relatives and a few neal | friends were bidden. MT. and Mrs
 Johnson after short tour will reside at G4 Clinton avenue. Their "at home
 takes place November 30.