The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-11


 The running of cars on East Pear street, which practically parallels th | Ferry street line but a short distance away, will be discontinued after Satur. day night
 James L. Baldwin, son of Mrs. M. E l Baldwin of Quinnipiac avenue, wa! married to Miss Minnie E. Thurber oi | Indianapolis Tuesday evening of las week. The ceremony took place at the | home of the cousins of the groom, MT and Mrs. J. A. Zabrisk at Geneva III | The grooms brother, Chester G. Bald win of Fair Haven, was among the guests, The couple have gone to Indi- | anapolis for their bridal trip and or | their return will reside in Chicago | where MT. Baldwin is agent for the | Railroad Cash Register company of this city.
 | The Momauguin Whist club met last | evening at the home of Miss Minnie | Bailey of Quinnipiac avenue. During the present season many kites have been wrecked on electric wires. It is the opinion of the electricians that these Instructions somewhat impede the
 
 gagged yesterday with long poles and ropes in removing the wrecked material from the wires in several parts of Fair Haven.
 The funeral of Edward P. Maltby will be held this afternoon at o'clock from the home of his uncle, pr. Henry J. Stevens, 90 Grand avenue. Rev. Dr. Al exander Hall of this city will officiate. Mr. Maltby died at the home of his s1s- ter in Chester after long illness wlta consumption. He was formerly associ- ated with his father George E. Maltby, in the commission business in New York
 Mrs. Horatio N. Pond of Clinton ave- nue, who sustained a compound fracture of the limb below the knee three months ago, is still unable to walk, but can wheel herself about the house in a chair Her injuries were very severe, and it will be quite a while yet before she is able to be out.
 The regular supper of the Ladies Aid society will be served in the chapel of the Grand avenue Baptist church this evening at o'clock. In addition to the usual bill of fare, eggs cooked in va riety of ways will be served. The sup per will be 15 cents.
 Attorney l.. P. Deming of Quinnipiac avenue, who has been on business trip to Mexico, has been delayed in return ing by the severe floods in Texas, which obstlucted the railroads He is expect ed home this week.
 Morris Higgins, jr., of East Pearl t 1,,N. fa1 ing from appendicitis, was operated up- on Monday and yesterday the patient was doing as well as could be expected.
 Edward Pelcher, clerk in the drug store of LeGrand B. Cannon, has ac- cepted a position in the drug store of P. B. Schurman on York street.
 An egg supper will be served by the Ladies Aid society of the Grand avenue Congregational church in the church parlors this evening from 5:30 to 8 o'clock. The menu will consist of eggs cooked in different styles; also cabbage, potato and egg salads custard and lem on pies, with different kinds of cake. During the evening there will be a sale of useful articles homemade cake and candies As this is the last supper this season the ladies hope that their efforts, to make it one of the best will be re- warded by having a large attendance tonight
 w. F. Hubbard, manager of the Booth market at Grand avenue and Front street, was the recipient of many con- gratulations yesterday. A nine-pound girl arrived at his home, No. "A Grand avenue.
 R. K. Jones of Blatchley avenue, who has been very ill with pneumonia, is slowly improving.
 The Jefferson company is painting the old Bishop house near Bishop gate on State street The house is being paint ed outside and inside, and much i'm