The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-26
FAIR HAVEN HAPPENINGS
PRETTY WEDDING or IT. F. HUB-
 RARD AND MISS LULU HoLB0N.

Ceremony Witnessed by Large Number
 of Friends and RcIatives-Miss Lena
 smith and Henry w. Robinson M"r-
 ried-Thanksgiving Praise Service at
 Grand Avenue Congregational Church
 Other News.
 "A very pretty home wedding took place on the evening of ThanksgiVlng day at the residence of MT. and MIS- Edgar J. Holbon, 34S Quinnipiac ave- nue. The bride was their daughter MISS Lulu Holbon, and the groom, Herpert r. Hubbard. The ceremony was per formed by Rev. Dr. Twitchell of the Grand Avenue Congregational church. About 75 of the relations and friends were present, but many from out, Of town were prevented from attending owing to the severe storm.
 The residence was prettily decorated for the occasion. The bride wore trav- cling dress of a dark green material, The couple, attended by two flower girls, cousins of the bride, proceeded to the parlor while tho wedding march was being played. The ceremony over, a reception was held. There was music and a fine spread was served.
 The bride is a prominent member Of the Grand Avenue Congregational church and has many friends. MT. Hub bard is a son of Mrs. Jane E. Hubbard and a brother of William Hubbard, manager of the Booth meat market at Grand avenue and Front street and was employed in the market for six years. Several months ago he accepted posi- tion with the Merwin Provision Co., MT. and Mrs. Hubbard received a large number of handsome and useful gifts, including silverware, pictures, furni- ture, etc. They have begun housekeep- | ing in a newly furnished house at 166 Second avenue, West Haven, where | they will be at home to their friends after January 1. MT. and Mrs. Hubbard 1 will receive congratulations from hosts l oi friends.
 1 Another pretty home wedding took place Thanksgiving eve at the resi- dence of Mr. and Mrs Fred B. Smith, | SS Wolcott street, when their daughter T ,i4.5 to l ry Warren Robinson. Rev. Dr. Sage of | the Grand Avenue Baptist church of | ficiated. Only the relatives and few intimate friends were present. The marriage was followed by a reception. Many gifts were bestowed on the young couple.
 The New Haven Ice Go. has leased the Foxon lake for five years to Charles Palmer the Fair Haven ice dealer. | Rev. H. L. Wood of the western New York diocese will preach at Christ church, East Haven, Sunday at 10:30 a. m.
 Tomorrow morning at the Grand Avenue church. Rev. Dr. Twitchell, will preach the second in the series of ser mons on the scene at Jacobs we'll Sub- ! ject ''The Loving Saviour" In the even- 1 ing there will be Thanksgiving praise service with program as follows: 1 Prelude-Cello and organ. sanctus ...................... Tours Anthem-"Thus Saith the Lord,"
 .................... ...... WCO3man Gloria Patria, in F flat Buck Choir Hymn-"Peace and Light,".. .............. ............. Chadwick Offertoire-Solo with cello obligato. | ................ Warren Williams Response-"The Homelight, .... Macey 1 Postlude-"Flat Lux" "... ... Dubois
 At the East Pearl Street M. E. church Sunday morning Rev. Henry A. Buchtel will preach. He is the pastor of Cal. vary church, East Orange, N T. At I p. m. the pastor will deliver the sixth | in his series of lectures to men only l Subject "The Way in which Christian Perfection is Obtained In the evening the pastor, Rev. R. T. McNicholl. will preach. Subject Destruction Throusl, | Sin.''
 | Last evening in the Montowese Bap- tist church Thanksgiving service was held, conducted by the pastor, Rev. G. E. Cutten.
 Mrs F W Brocksieper of Montowese who has been very ill, is slowly recoy- ering