The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-05-14
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM BOTH
SIDES OF THE RIVER.

Marriage OF Miss Helena May Lowe to
Fillmore w. Plat VIII Take Place = o.
dsy-Rev. Alex f. Irvine VIII Soon Go
| Abrond-Fatr Haven East Borough
Election.
Recent removals of families have
been as follows G. E. Wright, from
I 81 Lombard street, to Ashford; Henry
L. TAYLOR from 81 Lombard street, to
Ashford; l.. j. Mundein, SO Grand ave.
nue., to English street; John T. Brophy,
| So Shelter street, to 20 Maltby place;
John Cam, 70 Pine, to 81 Pine street,
The marriage of Miss Helena May
daughter of John Lowe, and Elmore w.
Platt, will take place to-day at the
home Of the bride ON Grand avenue.
Only the relatives and immediate
friends will attend
Rev. Alexander F. Irvine, who will
soon go abroad for vacation trip, has
received as gift from the executive
committee of the Second Congregational
church the sum of $500 in gold and s25
in gold to be presented to his father,
residing in Antrim, Ireland, and who is
ninety-six years of age.
Esther M. Doohan, daughter of
Thomas Doohan, of 1893 Lexington ave-
nue.. died Sunday of pulmonary troubles
at the age of seventeen years. Mr..
Doohan has been very unfortunate In
the past three years, having lost by
death his wife, son and two daugh-
ters.
Lena Bitner, residing at the corner of
Clinton avenue and Chatham street,
while going to Bishop gate lost gilt
belt with ornamental clasp. which she
priced highly, as 1t was gift to her
She hopes the belt may be found and
returned to her.
H. G. Hemingway, of Syracuse, and
Dwight Il. Hemingway Of Clyde, N.
Y, visited their sister, Mrs. c. e. Bray,
of Quinnipiac avenue over Sunday.
The new residence of James III, King.
over beyond the Heights, Is now nearly
ready for occupancy. The grounds are
being graded and other improvements
perfected. Mr.. King is in the city and
it is understood he will occupy his
handsome new home with his family
this summer.
Warden John Parker has been visiting
his brother, Ralph Parker, of Guilford.
who is very i'll with spinal trouble. DR..
Russell went down last week to attend
him.
A favorite place for Sunday ball
playing is on the plot of ground back
Of the new King residence. 1t Is on the
line between New Haven and East Ha-
xyo,. orI tbo SALVATION ic cotd 10 tn
enable the players to run from one town
into the other in the case Of the pres
ence Of any officers empowered to make
arrests. A week ago last Sunday over
zoo We're at the ball grounds.
The oyster steamer Isaac E. Brown
was Inspected yesterday by United
States Inspectors Wright and Denniss.
The craft was found to be in very good
order.
The ladies of the Montowese Baptist
church cleared the sum Of SIP from
their,annual May festival.
The annual election 81 the borough of
Fair Haven East was held yesterday. |
The voting was at the borough hall,
otherwise known as the engine house, |
On East Grand avenue Ed 8. Ryan |
acted as moderator. The ticket elected |
has been previously published. or the
burgess there are three changes. the |
lew members being Willett A. Heming- |
way, George X. Clark and Elmore s.
Wade, succeeding Giles w. Clark. Joel |
VI. Bradley and F. j. Mansfield, who |
declined denomination. The warden /
.lect is Willett H. Kellogg, succeeding !
Tohn Parker, who declined renomina-
ion. Sixty-six votes were polled. While
here was only one ticket in the field,
Howard Henderson. the we'll known
lrug clerk of the east side, received ten
,otes for warden. This was understood
o have been Joke put up by his
riends rather than any attempt to de-
eat Mr.. Kellogg. The adjourned meet
ng of the borough will be held on the
vening Of Monday, June 8, when the
nnual reports will be presented, the
ak laid and other matters acted upon.
t is expected the tax of last year will
e slightly decreased, as the increased
rand list will bring in a large income
han last year. The principal report to {