The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-10-26
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
IHIEYES RAID HERBE IT B4RNES'
REFRIGERATION
Garry Off Exceptionally Fine Porter
house Steal--Miss Davis, the Woman
Evangelist, at East Pearl Street M. r..
Church-Scranton-JOn Marriage on
Monday.

Monday.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Scranton
and Roland x. Jones took place at the
home of the brides father S. w. Scran-
ton, $50 Blatchley avenue, Tuesday af-
ternoon, Rev. DR.. Sanford of Grace P.
E. church officiating Mr. Jones is a
bookkeeper in the store of w. A. War
ner & Bro. and the bride is well
known soprano singer, having sung in
several church choirs of the city. After
a short wedding tour Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones will reside at $50 Blatchley ave-
nue. 1t was a small wedding, only the
family and few intimate friends at
tending Mr.. and Mrs. Jones will re-
ceive hearty congratulations from their
many friends.
In the account of the reception to
Rev. E. w. Stone at the Grand ave-
nue. Baptist church it should have been
mentioned that Rev. DR.. Mitchell of
the Grand avenue Congregational
church and Rev. Alexander f. Irvine of
the Second Congregational church were
present and made short addresses, ex-
tending a hearty welcome from those
congregations to the new pastor. Rev.
DR. Sanford of the Grace p. E. church
was also present.
The w. c. T. U. has voted to move
from it's present quarters on the second
floor of the Cronan building and to oc-
i,, he h,1i11
rented by the Advent society; they
will occupy their new rooms on Tues
day, November 7.
A new office has been built by Con-
tractor Lowe for F. Mansfield Sons on
the wharf, South Quinnipiac street 1t
is raised higher than the wharf build
ings in the vicinity to prevent very
high tides from flooding the floor.
Philip Borst, who has carried on the
barber shop on East Grand avenue
many years, has disposed of his bust
ness owing to ill health. Mr.. Borst will
be succeeded by Peter Chiovaro, who
has been in the shop for some time and
will keep first class place.
The speaking and singing evangelist,
Mrs. Grace Weiser Davis, is continue
ing her mission meetings at the East |
Pearl street M. E. church. The meet |
ings were well attended yesterday and |
were very interesting.
The double funeral of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. J. Green of Bridgeport on Monday |
was very sad and impressive event.
They were the uncle and aunt of Mrs. |
G. D. Manwaring of East Pearl street |
They were aged respectively seventy
four and seventy years Mr.. and Mrs
Green died the same day.
Some time during Monday night |
thieves were at work around the resi-
dence of Herbert Barnes of Quinnipiac
avenue. The only thing disturbed was
the refrigerator on the back veranda.
Some meats, including one of Swift's
fine porterhouse steaks and other provl-
sions, We're stolen.
William r. and Harvey f. Heming-
way went to New York yesterday on a
business trip.
Repair work on the west span of
bridge is progressing. Spill
ing has been driven and substantial
new timbers are being put in place.
At the King place on Russell street, a
new windmill is being put up. Work
On the new residence is progressing,
but it will not be ready Tor occupancy
before spring. The King family are at
heir summer home at Kellanl's Point
They intend going to Europe next
month Their new residence will be one
If the finest in Fair Haven.
Victor Leigh, one of the Leigh broth
,rs. has moved from Quinnipiac street
nto the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Rose nave been
taying in New York several days on
visit to their daughter.
Mrs. Willis Hemingway has returned
rom Ticonderoga, N Y, where she has
listed her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Cook,
ince early in the summer. She will
eside this winter with her son, F. H.
hemingway of Lenox street.
r. T. Warner Of the firm of w, A.
Warner & Bro, is very i'll at his home :
n Pine street.