The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-06-26
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
MARRIAGE or MIR. S1NTRY AND
MISS DIEHL TONIGHT.
Meeting of Fair Haven Lodge ID. of H.
To-niEht-Funerni of *, c. NettIeton
VIII b. Held wednesday Afternoon
Other Items.

Harry V. Santry of Woolsey stree
and Miss Katherine G. Diehl Of Phila
delphia will be married this evening a
s o'clock at the home OF the bride, 8
Saunders avenue in that city. Rober
III. Covert of this city will be the best
man and Miss Rebecca Diehl, sister
of the bride will be the bridesmaid
Rev. j. r. Henderson of Wyncote, Pa
will perform the ceremony. He was q
former pastor of the church where tbs
bride attended. The brides dress is of
white china silk and lace, and the
bridesmaids dress is Of white Swiss,
lace and ribbon over blue. At the re-
ception Alonzo Lehman of Philadelphia
will cater. The couple will go to Allan
tic City, and upon their return will re-
side at 6S Woolsey street, Fair Haven.
A reception will be held On Thursday
evening, July s, Among those from
this city who will attend the wedding
are Mrs. Mary S. Santry, mother Of the
groom Mrs. George Hatfield, cousin,
and Robert II. Covert,
Fair Haven lodge No. 2, Degree Of
Honor, held regular meeting at A, O.
U. w. hall last evening. Seven candi-
dates were initiated. Several of the
grand officers were present
r.. G. w. Jefferson and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Tyrrell leave to-day fer
Short Beach to occupy their cottage for
the season..
II. l., Lewis has arrived from South
Dakota with a carload of twenty-one
horses
The schooner Van Name g. King,
Captain Brown, from Philadelphia with
1,179 tons of coal, has arrived at Provi-
dence.
Mrs. Ellen j., widow of Orrin Doolit-
tie, of 1853 Quinnipiac avenue, was Sc
verely injured Sunday afternoon. She
had just alighted from an electric car
In front of her home, when d wheel
man came along, knocking her down
and fracturing her hip. 1t is said that
the wheeman came up on the wrong
side of the car; he should have been on
the right side Dr. Paul S, Robinsf~
and Dr. Carmslt attended the injured
woman.
Blatchley avenue residents will have
big Fourth of July celebration-such
a one as they enjoyed several years ago.
The district between Grand avenue and
Chapel street is well supplied with flags
and they will ali be displayed. Fire
works and red fire will be burned and
it will be patriotic time.
The funeral of Elford G. Nettleton
will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock at the home of his father, 352
Grand avenue The deceased resided
on East Pearl street and was buyer
for Howe & Stetson. He was thirty
four years of age and leaves a widow
and two children. He died at his faith
er's home from typhoid pneumonia. and
his wife is i'll with the same disease at
the home Of her parents in Ansonia.
Joseph Doane Of 343 Quinnipac ave-
nue. died yesterday at the age of eighty
six years. His wife died a year and a
half ago. He had made his home of
late with his son. Levi C. Doane, The
funeral will be held this evening at the
late home of the deceased and the re-
mains will be taken tomorrow for Clin-
ton.
The graduation exercises of the class
of 1900, Strong school, will be held to-
afternoon in Granniss' hall
The diplomas will be awarded by James
r. Moran, member Of the beard of ed
ucation.
f. ]. Donnelly, who recently bought
a tract of land bounded by Lombard,
Atwater Rowe and Grafton streets,
will soon build several tenement houses
on the site. It is said that he intends
twenty-one houses, each for
two families. That section of the
Twelfth ward has grown very rapidly |
in recent years,
There will be held another of the |
pleasant hour meeting tomorrow after |
noon. These meetings have been held |
for the children Of the Second Congra-
gational church and have proved very
pleasant. The mothers of the children
are invited to attend this meeting.
The little schooner Nathan F. Dixon,
well known in Fair Haven, where she
has brought many cargoes had a col
ision In Providence harbor Saturday
evening with Joy line steamer Sea-
BOARD. One of the passengers on the
Mrs. Hannah Morony, was
INJURED In the hip, which, it IS feared,
s fractured, as a result of the accident.
The schooner's jibboom and head rig
ring were carried away and several
eet of the steamers bulwarks were
mashed.
l.. Fl. Johnson was injured by kick
rom a horse on Middletuwn avenue re-
entity. Two women were driving down
North Hill on the avenue, when they
net an automobile. AS it passed the
lorse jumped to one side, slipping down
md overturning the buggy. Mr.. John
on and son, living on Mr., Pierpont's
arm seeing there was trouble, ran to
heir assistance. The son in unhitch-
ng the traces was kicked by the horse
nd both of his jaws were broken and
lis teeth knocked out. He was taken
0 the New Haven hospital, where he
will remain for several weeks. The
women thrown from the buggy We're
ninjured and left with no thanks to
ny one. The owner of the automobile
endered every assistance possible and
will probably help the young man fur
her, for he is worthy and deserving.
THE LATE MR.. FELLOWES.
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