The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-12

Society, Grand Avenue Baptist Church
 This Evening Other Notes ofInterest.
 Since the death of A. l.. Chamberlain
 the real estate owned by A. L. Cham
 berlain & Co., has been divided. Mrs. Deming, widow of Joseph Deming, one
 of the partners in the firm, takes the brick store on East Grand avenue where the firm was engaged in business for
 many years; also vacant lot forty-tive feet front on Quinnipiac avenue. The Chamberlain estate comes into posses
 sion of the frame building containing
 two stores and tenements and located
 on East Grand avenue, corner of Quin-
 nipiac avenue; also about ninety feet of
 land on Quinnipiac avenue. | Ernest w. Alderman has disposed of
 his confectionery and pool room at No.
 16 East Grand avenue to George s. Ste
 vens of Madison, who has taken posses sion of the store.
 Warden George M. Baldwin, R. G. Da- wis and Edward H. Barnes on their re- cent trip in Cuba secured a large num- Der of interesting photographs of inn pofldnl towns ana buildings.
 James Smith of Northford died quite suddenly Monday night of neuralgia of the heart. He was a well known far mer and had many acquaintances in Fair Haven. He was about seventy years of age. The funeral will be held on Thursday from his home in North ford. He leaves widow, a son and a daughter.
 MT. and Mrs. John Oggeson of Buffa- To are visiting J. Frohlich and family of 305 Quinnipiac avenue
 Alexander Dresen, who has served an apprenticeship of three years with J. Frohlich the east side cigarmaker, has gone to work for Grave, the cigar manufacturer.
 Mrs. Anna Lord of Hartford, who has visited her uncle, John s. Mettler, has returned home.
 Mrs. William s. Johnson of Grand avenue is very low, having experienced a severe shock a week ago. Her recov- cry is not expected.
 The funeral of Cornelia A., widow of Charles H. Johnson, was held from her late home, 21 Hillside avenue, yesterday morning, Rev, George M. Teeple of the Second Advent church officiating. The interment was at Chelsea, Mass.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Grand avenue Baptist church will give sup per in the chapel this evening.
 A hash and pancake supper was serv ed at the Grand avenue Congregational church last evening" It was followed by an entertainment, musical and lit- erary, and the medieval and modern ballad of Mary Jane," illustrated by shadow pictures.
 Superintendent Baldwin was out yes ! terday in the Eleventh ward with a big | street cleaning force, the largest force | ever seen working on the streets in this | There were twenty-five | teams and about seventy-five men. Grand avenue from Gainesville bridge to Quinnipiac river was first cleaned, l then South Front street, Blatchley ave- nue, besides several short streets, all in the Eleventh ward. It was a big sec tion of street cleaning for one day When the Eleventh ward is completed the streets in the Twelfth ward will be cleaned The operations of the big street cleaning gang were watched with interest by the spectators, who were surprised to see such an amount of work completed in one day.
 The Jefferson company are painting TWO houses for c. Parmelee in Woolsey street; also the house of Mrs. George M. Baldwin on Quinnipiac avenue and the house of Mrs. Brines on James street.
 Beatrice daughter of MT. and Mrs. Nillet Hemingway, celebrated her tenth anniversary yesterday after noon with party of ten of her little friends, who were invited to her home ,n Quinnipiac avenue. The little ones played games enjoyed music and had | very pleasant time throughout the { lours of the celebration. A fine supper vas served. Little Miss Hemingway eceived number of pretty and useful l sifts.