The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-07
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
HUNDREDS CAME IN FOR ELECTION
RETURNS.

Several Societies Planning Entertain.
ments-N. C. Shepard Leaves To-day
for the West-Rev. Mr.. JacIzson's
| Family Arrived from England.
| An election parade was held by a lot
Of boys Monday evening. Preceded by
drum corps the lads marched through
several streets and burned red fire.
Shortly after noon yesterday City En-
gineer Kelly with a force of mechanics
got the Chapel street drawbridge in
working order again.
Miss Emeline G. McManus and John
H. Keyes were married at st. Francis
church yesterday morning. The best
man was Frank p. Keyes and the
bridesmaid was Miss Annie M. Gilhu-
ley.
Captain Frederick c. Crossley, mas
ter Of the schooner Jennie e. RICHTER,
came up from New York yesterday af-
ternoon to vote. His residence is in the
Fourteenth ward. AS Captain Crossley
is so much at sea he has been able to
vote only twice in the past sixteen years
at presidential elections.
The republicans of the Fourteenth
ward had their headquarters yesterday
in the vacant Willis Hemingway store.
An entertainment under the auspices
of the Ladies' Industrial society of the
Baptist church will be given in the
chapel at Montowese this evening at s
o'clock. The entertainment will be I'M
der the management of Mrs. Lauren
Lennox, assisted by Mrs. George May
cock Mrs. Lennox will present Grand
mas Picture Album The usual dime
supper will be served from o'clock to
o'clock .. m.
III. G.. Shepard leaves to-day for the
south and will remain about two
months. He goes to Tennessee to buy
selected timber for his factory on River
street.
Hundreds of people went to the CEN
ter of the city last evening to learn the
latest election returns Extra cars We're
run from Branford.
The Farther Lights society Of the
Grand avenue Baptist church will hold
a sale in the chapel this evening just
after the supper Of the Ladies Aid So
ciety, which they will attend in body.
a special table to be reserved for them.
Those desiring to purchase will find
useful and fancy articles and home
made candy.
On the evening of November IA Perse-
council No 80, d. of H., viii
give an entertainment at their rooms.
Members of the three New Haven coun-
ellis and also the state officers will be
present. 1t will be an open meeting,
and many friends of the members will
attend. A fine programme is being ar
'anged.
The committee of arrangements is ar
,anging for fine entertainment to be
given under the auspices of Live Oak
council No. 1927, r. A., at their council
DOM, 25 Grand avenue, tomorrow
evening. All the members
ire invited to attend and to invite their +
riends. 1t is especially desired that
members will invite friends who would
ike to become members of the council, /
Is an able speaker will be sent by the
,rand regent to enlighten the people on I
he objects and aims of the order. The
aides of the members and friends VIII
,e made welcome. The programme as
ranged by the committee on enter
ainment will consist of vocal and in
trumental music, recitations, etc. The
ocular meeting of the council VIII be
eld at o'clock and there will be an
Initiation. The lodge meeting will be
ollowed by the entertainment at eight
clock.
The rummage sale held under the
To, o.s I
uspices of the ladies OF ST. James
hurch will begin this evening at the
hemingway store, corner of East Grand
nd Quinnipiac avenues.
Rev. Mr. Jacksons family have ar
ived from England and now occupy
he rectory of Christ church in East
Iaven.