The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-31

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 stroyed-Ice Dealers Begin to Get in
 Their Harvest Officers Elected by
 Montowcse Literary society-Death of
 Aivan Russell Rose.
 On Sunday, January 2S, at the resi-
 dence of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin K
 Hickok of Lombard street, by the Rev.
 E. w. Stone Miss Jennie Hickok of Morrisville, Vt, was united in mar riage to Charles Albion Jamison of Natick, Mass.
 At the Second Congregational church this evening Rev. Alexander F. Irvine will deliver an illustrated lecture on Ireland" The proceeds are for the social settlement which is to be estab- lished, a sort of mission house on Franklin street.
 Julius c. Cable has sold to Joseph H. Beale 35 feet of land on State street.
 A very pleasing programme has been arranged for the concert and recital to he given at the Grand avenue Congre- gational church tomorrow evening.
 It was learned yesterday that the little schooner Nansett, which was wrecked just east of Watch Hill, was bound to Fair Haven. The cargo con- sisted of 1000 bushels of oysters from Narragansett bay consigned to F. Mansfield & Sons. The oysters were worth about $500, and there was no in surance. The schooner had made two previous voyages here with oysters for the Mansfields There were four on board and they were lost, they consist ed of Captain Marks, his two boys, ten and twelve years of age, and the mate. It seems > that the vessel was an old craft and only thirty tons and was too frail to make the winter trip up the Rhode Island coast. The wreck of the vessel is strewn along the beach near Watch Hill. The Nansett was built in Fair Haven nearly forty years ago. A little over year ago sloop, the Jen- nie, loaded with clans from Nantucket, was wrecked on the voyage to Fair Ha- ven and the crew of two men were lost
 Upson & Granniss have gone to Con- gamond lake to cut ice. They report | that the ice is of fine quality and they expect to fill their houses at the lake.
 The ice in this vicinity is not yet thick enough to cut, but with continuance of the present cold weather the har- vesting will soon begin.
 The Montowese Literary society has elected officers as follows: President, | Arthur Button; vice president, Mrs. | Theophilus Eaton; secretary, Mrs Ed mund Shea; librarian Miss Genevieve Hemingway; assistant librarian, Miss Flora Barnes; treasurer Louis J. Uhl; executive committee Theophilus Eaton, viuinp IVY CI11var FrDact Z11hnr The society has about forty members and there Is quite sum in the treasury. A meeting of the society will be held tomorrow evening at the residence of Edmund Shea
 Rev. A. F. Irvine, pastor of the Sec ond Congregational church, chairman of the committee on religious work at the Y. M CA, has returned from New York, where he has been Investigating the methods and manners followed in the college settlements in the slums of the big city.
 Alvan Russell Rose, son of MT. and Mrs. Orton A. Rose, died at his home, I'll Quinnipiac avenue, yesterday morning at the age of thirty-two years. He had been in poor health for about year from the effects of kidney | All that the best of care could do was performed, but all to mo purpose. He leaves a widow and two children. The fifteen years he had been in the employ of the Consolidated railroad, running as brakeman and at another time as baggage master and mostly on the Shore Line division. He was obliged to give up his employment over a year NT,, | also leaves two sisters. The funeral will take place on Thursday at 3 p. m.
 The annual meeting of Home Circle No 5, Brotherhood of Relief, was held { evening at Odd Fellows hall , The election of officers resulted as fol- lows President, Charles G. Rhodes; , vice president, A. H. Ellis; secretary i and treasurer w. s. Rowe; sick visit { ing committee, w. F. Hubbard, G. c. , John H. Thompson. The treasurer, w. Fl. Russell, reported that for the past sick months sick benefits amounting to $260 were paid and one death benefit of $54. The council is in Z D prosperous condition and the mem- T bership has remained to the full limit f during the year. f A delightful concert and recital will i; be that given at the Grand avenue Con- ,, church tomorrow evening. S The programme in full for the event is as follows: I election-Quartette n Selection-Yale Glee club. Soprano solos Q a. Still vie die Nacht. Bohn Q D. Lelthe ..................... Bartlett
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