The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-20

Picnic to Pawson Park-nIr. Moss mans Address sunday Evening.
 A schooner is loading with crushed stone at one of the east side WharVes, the shipment being made from the East Haven quarries.
 A committee of Grace r. E. church is arranging for a picnic for the Sunday schol, to be given early in July. If a steamer can be secured the picnic will be held at Pawson Park.
 Miles Goodyear called on few friends in Fair Haven yesterday. He resides most of the time in Brooklyn. MT. Goodyear was for many years resident of Fair Haven. It is the first time he was in Fair Haven since the new Grand avenue drawbridge was built.
 Fair Haven lodge, No. 2, Degree of Honor, will give a lawn fete at 57 At water street, June 22.
 Gilbert Billings of No. Pine street, who had an operation for appendicitis, is getting along as well as could be ex- pected.
 A reproduction of the statue, 'Wing- ed Victory" has been presented to the DIloll5 SIAiool py lAAC eoA"NtSb'SiAio ~-NN7" and will be placed on pedestal ill room 19.
 Adelphi lodge, F. and A. M, will have degree work at it's regular meeting this evening.
 It is expected that the new council of the Empire Knights of Relief will hold its meetings in the A. O. U. w. hall in the Jefferson building. The trustees are empowered to look up hall and to re- port
 The marriage of Miss Louise Mae, daughter of w. H. Alling, to J. William Lanigan, will take place in the Second Congregational church, June 2S, at $ o'clock. The honor maid is the brides sister Miss Bessie Alberta filling, and the best man, John Lee Clark The maids are the brides four cousins, Miss Anna Williams Ludington, Miss Grace whipper Riggs, Miss Florence Etta Lud- ington and Miss Roberta Thompson Riggs. The ushers are Allen c. Curtis, Clifford Hauff, Benjamin Tower~and Ar thur Stowe.
 Several of the local fraternal lodges have received invitations from the gen. eral committee to parade on July Fourth. It is not believed that they will accept. Most of the members are members of larger societies which Will nrobably join in the parade
 The starpie Alice, Captain Frank Lar rabee. will be in commission next week ready to carry out sailing partles rom Sayin Rock. Captain Larrabee mas taken out parties from the west shore for several summers and has never had ] u o1oiGnnt
 Mir. and Mrs. William N. Meickle Of IT T,enox street have gone to Jersey City foi. stay of two weeks with relatives.
 New poles and several new copper uires have been put up in South Front street. The poles are heavier and taller than the old poles. The equipment IS for the telephone service.
 Mrs. l.. c. Strickland of JAS Grand avenue is in Paterson, N. J.; attending her daughter, Mrs. F. A. Kendrlck, who is very i'll with peritonitis. Mrs. Ken drick is attended by Dr. Todd, son of Theron Todd of this city. Dr. Iooa mas 4 large practice in Paterson.
 F. F. Tyler, representing Qu1nnlpiac conclaye. has gone to Buffalo, N. Y., to attend the supreme conclaVe or hepta- sop11s. ,,
 F. H. Honey or EAcAahSe otiSN' .p, been quite i'll for several days "ith bNpnchitis ., c,+u uis-
 Rev. MT. Mossman of the City MS sions gave an address on temperance at the meeting of the Y. P. s. c. E. ot the Baptist church Sunday evening.
 The Christian Endeavor union of New Haven will give lawn party at the residence of John F. Shepard, 2o3 t'alf- mount avenue Wednesday evening"
 The Ladies Aid society of the Grand avenue Baptist church will give their last supper of the season tomorrow evening In addition to the usual sup nor strawberry shortcake will be served at the regular price
 On Thursday afternoon the ladies of tbis church will give trolley ride leaV- ing the church at 2 o'clock.