The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-16
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
4 DELPHI LODGES CONSTR NTL Y IN-
 CREASING MEMBERSHIP.

Fair Haveners and the Cuban Land
 Corapany-DoII Show at Grace P. F.
 Church Parish House-yarious Notes
 of Interest,
 meeting of the Cuban Land com pany, in which a number of east side residents are stockholders, was held in New York on Tuesday. It was meet ing for organization and to talk over the plans to develop the property, much of which is covered with heavy forest trees, we'll adapted for commercial uses. The company has not begun to market the timber as yet Last winter R. G. Davis and Edward H. Barnes were in Cuba. They purchased several thousand acres of these lands. Marcus Hemingway is also interested in the en- terprise. The tract purchased compris- es 30,000 acres of some of the best for est lands in Cuba.
 Warden and Mrs. George M. Baldwin OL luS GetSt sue dtSu llIC tWCllty first anniversary of their marriage on Tuesday evening. They invited num- Der of their friends, and the evening was pleasantly passed with whist and later refreshments were served Those who were present were MT. and Mrs. R. G. Davis, MT. and Mrs. c. E. Bray, MT. and Mrs. George c. Beach, MT. and Mrs. John Parker MT. and Mrs. William A. Rowe.
 special meeting of Adelphi lodge, F. and A. M, was held Tuesday even ing and two candidates took the Master Mason's degree. There are several can didates waiting to be initiated and it is expected that special meetings will be held for several weeks to come. This lodge Is steadily gaining in member ship and is in a prosperous condition.
 The marriage of Miss Bird Maudve- ra Palmer, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Elijah F. Palmer, and Harry Kellam took place yesterday afternon at o'clock as reported in another column.
 The members of the Grand avenue Baptist church have been invited to Hope Baptist church to attend this eve ming reception to their new pastor, Rev Dr. E. c. Sage, from 8 to 10 o'clock.
 The schooner Clark arrived yesterday with cargo consigned to the Warner Miller Co.,, and consisting of 50000 fire brick and 800 barrels of fire clay.
 A doll show and entertainment was given in the Parish house of Grace P. E. church last evening. There was al- so an entertainment. There were pret- ty booths at either side of the hall and the room looked very pretty
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur D. Barnes of Philadelphia are expected in Fair Ha- ven on Thanksgiving day to visit their parents, MT. and Mrs Herbert Barnes.
 The funeral of Charles Green will be held from his late home in East Haven on Friday at 2:S0 D. m., Rev. pr. F. $. Lines will off1ciate. An obituary sketch will be found in another column.
 Emory M Loveland has sold to Gus taf Enanue1son eight feet of land on Monroe street.
 Walter S. Welton has purchased of the estate of Charles G. Kimberly fifty feet of land on Pierpont street.
 The schooner Grace Seymour, Cap tain Holmes, has arrived at Providence from Philadelphia with 924 tons of coal
 The schooner Horace F. Shares, Cap tain Mount which has made some re- pairs at Noank has just sailed for New York. The Ladies Aid society of St. James church will give supper and enter tainment this evening in the church parlors