The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-06-07
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
PRETTY WEDDING GEL EBRATED
WEDNESDAY EVENING.

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Miss Clara Louise Keheys Married &c
Albert james RowIey-Three Other
Weddings In Fair Haven-Lan dora ~.
Oyster shop Broken Into-Personuis.
One of the prettiest quiet weddings OF
the season occurred on Wednesday eve
the residence of Rev. E. w. Stone, the
officiating clergyman. The contracting
parties were Miss Clara Louise Keheys
and Albert James Rowley. They We're
attended by Miss Viola Lois Borst,
niece of the bride, as maid of honor,
and Mark p Hare as best man. These,
with Mrs. M. L. RoWley, mother Of the
groom, constituted the wedding party.
The bride was prettily gowned i'll q
costume of soft pearl gray, with white
silk trimmings Both bride and groom
are popular young members of the
Grand avenue Baptist church, and on
their exit after the ceremony a. large
company Of their young friends assem-
bled on the lawn with bountiful sup
plies of rice and good wishes. After
their return from wedding trip Mr..
friends Wednesday, June II, from to
Their permanent residence will be In
| Fair Haven.
Another wedding aking place the
same evening was that of Harvey Il.
Towner, of East Haven, and Mrs. Mary
A. Watrous, Of Derby. The ceremony
was performed at the home of the Rev.
f. w. Stone, the officiating clergyman,
at 100 Grand avenue. Mr.. Towner for
1nerly resided in Branford where he
has been first selectman, assessor and
has held other town Offices He is about
seventy-f1 five and the bride is about six
ty years of age.
Last evening many visitors attended
the meeting of East Rock lodge, A. 0.
y. w. 1t was a sort Of a reception to
the lodge deputy, Dr. Lambert. Among
Studley, DR.. Lambert, Dr.. Mcneil, DR..
Wright and Dr. Welch. There were
speeches on the good of the order and
refreshments were served.
Ezra Healy, the Grand avenue drug
gist. who had charge of the collections
for the Home of the Frlendless in the
Eleventh and Twelfth wards, west Of
Ferry street, collected about $45. He
was ably assisted in his work by a COM
mittee of ladies consisting of Mrs G.
N. Meigs, Mrs. Mary Santry, Mrs. j.
III. West, Mrs. c. S. Warner, Mrs. Ezra
Healy, Mrs. Ienry Reach, Mrs. George
Loveland, Miss Holiday, Mrs. Crane,
Mrs. Manwaring, Mrs Wiser, Mrs
Hastings, Mrs. Teeter and Mrs. Perry
Arthur B. Ellis, Of No. 100 Exchange
street, and Miss Sarah Weldrum of
Hamden, were married on Wednesday
evening at the M. e. parsonage by Rev.
Mr.. Streeter. The ceremony was fol-
lowed by reception at the home of the
bride.
Still another marriage the same even
ing was that of Frederick M. Brown, Of |
249 Quinnipiac avenue and Miss Anna, |
daughter of William Splitter, of As East |
Pearl street. Rev. DR.. Phillips offlciat- |
ed. Upon the return from their we'd |
ding trip Mr. and Mrs. Brown will re.
side at 249 Quinnipiac avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Jacobs Of |
avenue, were In Waterford
attending the funeral of Mrs.
Jacobs father, Alfred shipman.
Guiding Star chapter. Star of Bethle-
hem, met last evening at Odd Fellows
hall Several new candidates were re-
,eived. The membership now is about
forty-five.
The oyster shop of Lancraft Brothers
near Quinnipiac bridge was broken into
BY thieves Monday night, but nothing
vas stolen. There have been a number
If burglaries in Fair Haven during the
past month The police are hoping to
apprehend some of the light fingered
operators before long.
Work has begun in the Improvement
If the Grand avenue Baptist church.
The roof is to be reshingled and the
outside of the building will be repaint-
d. A. fence is being put up on the
Poplar street side. The interior walls
md ceilings are to be papered and CIV
n a greatly improved appearance, and
he woodwork will be reprinted. Sew
raj other improvements are contem-
dated. The painting, papering and II
building Of the fence has been under
aiken by the Ladies' Aid society of the
hurch, which has been working for
his object for several months.
KENNA-DILLON. l.
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