The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-03-01

To Consider Question of M. Seward d
 So ms Co. Locating inFair Haven-sui
 for SIO,OOO Against New Haven Steam
 Sawmiil Company.
 Information was received here yester-
 day of the arrival of MT. and Mrs. l. ! w. Moody and daughter, Miss Mary
 Moody, at Los Angeles, Cal. They stop ped en route at New Orleans. They
 will remain several weeks, the trip be- ing taken for MT. Moody's health.
 MT. and Mrs. w. B. Neal of 17 Atwa-
 ter street left yesterday for Baltimore
 They will also go to Washington. and will be in the national capital during | the inauguration ceremonies. l Harry Leigh returned yesterday from Boston where he attended the conven- ton O. the grand lodge, A, Q U. w.. { for the Massachusetts jurisdiction | EX-Warden and Mrs. George M. Bald
 win have arrived in California They
 will stay several days In Southern Cal | ifornia. and then go LID to San Fran
 cisco, leaving on their return trip
 March 26
 l The Misses Millie and Marion Blake man, who have visited friends on Hign street. Milford. have returned to Fair
 Haven,
 l The interest in the matter of the Sew
 ard nanufactory, is waning somewhat. | Fair Haven East people are watching with interest the result of the East Ha
 ven town meeting scheduled for to- | night to see what inducements that town will offer to the company to lo- | cate there.
 The ladies' aid society of the Grand | avenue Baptist church met in the church parlors Wednesday afternoon. The ladies have two handsome quilts nearly completed and ready for sale. At o'clock supper was served to a large company in the dining room. Robert Geer of Woolsey street is su- ing the New Haven Steam Sawmill CO in the superior court. alleging $10, GOO damages His young son was killed in the company's yard near East Chapel street, July 14 1900, in consequence of a pile of lumber falling on him while he was at play He met death instantly The father seeks damages on the ground that the lumber was carelessly piled.
 This evening there will be held in the
 East Haven town hall q special town meeting, The principal business will be the question of giving inducements to the M. Seward & Sons Co. to locate their factory there.
 James H, Bedding died at his home at 146 East Chapel street yesterday. He had lived in Fair Haven many years and for over forty years was a teamster for the Bigelow Go.
 The annual supper and entertainment given by the men of the Second Congre- gational church was held in the chapel Wednesday evening, and was attended by about 200 people Clam chowder, baked beans, cold meats, rolls and bis- cult, tea and coffee was served. After the supper some musical and literary selections were given.
 Miss Hattie Chamberlain has return ed from visit with friends in Boston.
 The warden and burgesses of Fair Haven East will hold their annual meeting next Monday evening. The principal business is the auditing of the monthly bills.
 The annual Fair Haven East election will occur early in May. A warden. burgesses, clerk, treasurer and minor officers are to be elected. But little has been said about the election as yet. and it is doubtful If there is more than one ticket in the field. It seems likely that the present board of officers will be re- elected.
 An enjoyable dance was held in the engine house in East Grand avenue Wednesday evening. About fifty couples were present and enjoyed the festivities very much. A good supper was served and all the arrangements insured a very successful affair.
 Harry c. Wedmore was married yes terday at S:15 a. m. to Miss Flossie J. Humbert at the residence of the brides sister, in Greenville, N. c. MT. We'd more resides at 265 Quinnipiac avenue. where a comfortable home has been provided for the bride on her arrival here. After the wedding MT and Mrs. Wedmore took a trip to Baltimore, and other places and will arrive home some time next month. There will be a reception some time in April, when the bride will be welcomed by the young ladies of this section.