The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-28
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF INTER EST FROM BOTH
 SIDES OF THE RIVER.

man-A Wedding thls Morning Kings Daughtors-Lndtes' Aid Society The remains of Mrs. Caroline c. Pen
 nman were taken to Guilford Center, Vt., for interment on Monday. Mrs. Penniman was seventy-six years of age and died at the home of her relative,
 Mrs. Mary c. Barnes, 1O2 East Pearl
 street, where she had lived for several years.
 John Kelleher and Miss Julia Hughes will be married this morning at eleven o'clock in St. Francis church. There will be wedding reception at the home of the brides parents on View street. and about one hundred and fifty guests have been invited.
 R. B. Farren has returned from the meeting of the supreme lodge of Hepta- sophs at Buffalo. Fillmore s. Wade and Frank r. Tyler were also at the conyen- ton. MT. Farren was chosen a member of the finance committee. He says the proposition to admit women to the order was voted down 104 to 180, and it would have required two-thirds vote for adoption. The Heptasophs show gain in membership for the year of fifteen thousand. The next meeting of the su- preme lodge will be held in Boston, At- ter the convention MT, Farren went to Indianapolis, where he was a delegate to the supreme lodge, A. o. U. w. He was elected member of the advisory committee of the Degree of Honor.
 Comforting circle of Kings Daughters of the First Baptist church will meet with Mrs Shepard of Fairmont avenue this afternoon.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Grand avenue Baptist church will give an en- tertainment in the Sunday school room on Thursday evening. A fine programme has been prepared and an excellent en- tertainment is assured. The admission is only fifteen cents and ice cream and cake will be ten cents additional. This is proba bly the last entertainment of the season to be given by the society The programme is as follows:
 Piano solo-Miss Edith Butler.
 Readng-Selected- L. c. Good
 rich.
 Tenor solo-Nathan Merwin.
 Either election-F'rederck Ehehalt. Alto solo-Miss D. Gertrude Duell. Reading-S -Selected-Miss Pearl A. Taft Either solo-Mr. Ehehalt.
 Piano solo-Master Bertie Applegate. Vocal solo-Miss Duell.
 Piano selection-Miss Nette Brett. Character sketcl-Mrs Goodrich and
 Miss Taft.
 Rev. Dr. Sanford and family are oc- cupying their cottage at Madison and will be away until September. Dr. San ford will preach as usual this summer, with the possible exception of one or two Sundays in August.
 Mrs. F. A. Kendrick of Paterson, N. J., is still quite i'll and her improvement is not as satisfactory as could be wish ed. Her mother, Mrs. l.. c. Strickland of Grand avenue, is with her.
 Company B, Loyal Crusaders, has elected junior officers for the coming six months, as follows: Captain, Elmer Kalgren; lieutenant, Fannie Still; mar shal, Edith Still; herold, Christie Heth- erington; boy ensign Russell H. Pol lard; girl ensign, Bessie Hanson; boy banker Robert Gobel girl banker, Mag gie Still; guard, Albert Fingerly.
 Special meetings are being held each evening this week in the chapel of the Second church, under the direction of the acting pastor, Rev. A. F. Irvine. These meetings are preliminary to the communion service to be held next Sum day morning. At that service it is ex- pected that about fifty people will be added to the church. These additions are mostly on profession and under the of MT. Irvine.
 Mrs. A. H. Chidsey of Exchange street and Mrs. J. F. Goodwin of avenue are in Middletown at commencement exercises. J. Gardner Goodwin of Bristol formerly of this city, is among the graduates.