The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-11
FAIR HAVEN HAPPENINGS

FRIEND 1T. FRANCIS SUSTAINs 4
 SERIOUS INJURY TO HIS EYE. Not Thought, However, That the Sight
 Will be Destroyed-Funeralo of Dr. All bert LoveIand Held Yesterday After- noon-Muny Beautiful Floral Tributes Death of Mrs. CormcIia Johnson.
 Friend H. Francis, the Grand ave- nue grocer, injured his left eye, having been struck by 8 twig. He is confined to his home on Clinton avenue, and is attended by pr. Swain. It is not believed the injury will be permanent.
 Mr. and Mrs. l.. F. Mallory and daughter have returned from a stay of six months in Eufaula, Ala. They visited Mrs Minnie E. Guice a daugh- ter of Willis J. Bray of this place.
 Henry Smith is clerking temporarily for Francis Brothers.
 The funeral of Dr. Albert E. Love- land was largely attended at East Pearl SlIcGl M. IIs CilulCll yE0tCluelS ollCl noon. Dr. Loveland was a son of MT. and Mrs. Henry A. Loveland of East Grand avenue, and died suddenly at Waverly, Mass, on Friday. He was employed as a surgeon in an asylum in that town. Rev. R. T. McNicholl Of ficiated and was assisted by Rev. MT. Raymond. class mate of the deceased. Both clereymen spoke in very high terms of the deceased, referred to his very suddan dea tn when there was ap- parent such a bright future in his pro- fession, and spoke words of consolation for the afflicted family. There was a large number of beautiful floral offer ings. The burial was in the Fair Ha- ven cemetery. The bearers were Ed Farren, John Tracey, Charles B. Rowe, Dr. Curtis Bushnell and John Thomp- son.
 Cornelia A., widow of Charles H. Johnson, died at her home, No. 21 Hill- side avenue on Sunday, the seventy first year of her age. Her death was caused by heart failure. The funeral will take place from her late home this morning at 10 o'clock and the remains will be taken to her former home at Chelsea, Mass, for burial.
 It seems that George Bradley's fat porker was not stolen after all. As has previously been stated, MT. Bradley, the well known farmer and milk deal CT living near Quinnipiac avenue, butchered a fine 300 pound pig on day last week and left the carcass hanging in a tree to cool. When he went out with his hired man to bring in the porker at il o'clock in the evening, it was gone. MT. Bradley notified the Fair Haven constabulary and drove around with his team on search for the porker, but the search was un- availing. It seems that a couple of MT. Bradley's friends, bent on little sport, removed the pig to corn house near by early in the evening. The next day they informed him of their prank. MT. Bradley is god natured and forgave the mischievous pair.
 Miss Agnes A. Webber has taken a position as cashier and bookkeeper in the meat market of B. S. Bradley, 100 Grand avenue.
 Arnold N. Spencer of Clinton avenue, who lost horse last week on the Or ange street asphalt, caused by severe fall, has purchased fine road horse of George Cripps. The horse that died was a trotter and had a record of 2:3S. A meeting of the vestry of Grace P. E. church adjourned from one week ago, was held last evening.
 w. S. Rowe has added a stamp de- partment to his store on Grand avenue. The juveniles are adding to their col lection of stamps by purchases at his store.
 The Brotherhood of St. Andrew of Grace church will hold a meeting in the church this evening.
 The Ladies' Aid society of Grace church will give supper in the parish house Thursday evening and an enter tainment will follow.
 A. N. Spencer of Clinton avenue is out again after an illness of several days.
 General William H. Pierpont will de- liver the address at North Haven Memorial day. This will be the four teenth year that he has delivered these addresses on May 30
 This evening, April II, pancake and hash' supper will be served at the Grand avenue Congregational church, and the following programme will be given immediately after: Piano solo--Mss Josephine Bradley. The Medieval and Modern Ballad of Mary Jane, illustrated by shadow
 pictures.
 Charac cters Mary Jane. ... Miss Ethel Prince Benjamin. ..... Charles G. Baldwin | Lord Mortimer .. ..... Clifford Walker Etof ,,Iy Recitation-The Freckled Faced Girl
 Miss Ethel Thompson | Bass solo--Mr. Williams
 Harry Woodstock, accompanist | Dialogue--"A Slight Misunderstanding" Miss Ethel Thompson and Master Frank Mathews.
 Soprato solo-Miss Meta Skinner. Comedy-"The Other Man"
 Characters.
 Ogden Dwyer-A Lawyer. ..
 Dwight Chamberlain Phyllis, His bride. Miss Etta Sparks Maid. Miss Maude Kelley