The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-09
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ALOTHER PRETTY WEDDING OC-
 CURED YESTERDAY.

Marriage of Miss Clara G. Davis to AL
 bert Jay Keayon of Branford-w. F.
 Crockett and Or. BIdweII in Wash
 ingtOn-Other Items.
 Recent reports from the oyster mark ct state that there is an improvement in the condition of the stock; while oysters are not growing much they seem to be more healthy and somewhat fatter and of better flavor. It is not believed the reason will be as bad as was first indicated. Orders are fairly good, but there is difficulty in getting good stock. Sounds are still being used. The rains have not helped oysters. Trade dropped to some appreciable ex- tent during the warm weather and the stormy days.
 The list of official visits to Columbia Castle, K. G. E., just announced, is as follows: October 14. D. G. C.. c. J. Mitchell and G. K of E., M. s. Wad- ham. November 11-G. H. F., J. A. Bishop and G. S. G., D. F. Butler. De- cember SD. c. C., C. J. Mitchell and r. G. C., Eli Manchester. January 13- Installation. February 10, 1903, P. G. C., J, w. Hut and G. s. H., w Kirck. March 1O-D. G. C., C. J. Mitchell and F. C.. F. A. Southworth. April 14-G. V. C., A. J. Benoit and G. H. F., A. Bishop. May 12-G G. C.. c. J. Mitchell and P. G. C., Eli Manchester. June g. G. K. of E., M. S, Wadham and q. s. H., R. W. kirck. July 14-Installation. August 11-D. G. C.. c. J. Mitchell and F. c. C.. J. w. Hut.
 Elford Bradley, of the firm of Bradley Bros, the Church street marketmen, who was severely injured last week by a quarter of beef falling on him, is slowly improving. His back was se- verely sprained. but he has been able to attend to business without interrup- tion.
 The Ladies Aid society of the East Pearl Street M. F. church, has reor- ganized for another year with election of officers as follows: President, Mrs. Staurt H. Morgan; vice president Mrs. H. A. Stevens; secretary. Mrs. Charles 0. Francis. treasurer, Mrs. Elmer Howard.
 1 George M. Graves has bought of Cap i tain Thomas Thomas 60 feet of land on South Quinnipiac street.
 1 T. H. Linahan, president of the Ma tional Casket company, and family will remove from the corner of Ferry and Lombard street, where they have re- 1 sided several years, to the Wading- 1 ham house in West Haven, which MT. Linahan purchased some time ago.
 William H. Shephard and family i have removed from 120 Atwater street 1 to the lower floor of 5S Houston street, l in the house owned by the late Mrs. Ellen Coleman. MT. Shephard is con- nected with the rubber shop, having 1 worked for the concern many years, l At St. Andrew's NJ. E. church Sunday there was an installation of the officers of the junior league. The quarterly con- ! ference was held Friday evening and a short address was delivered by the pre- 1 siding elder, Rev, W. A. Richard.
 A harvest festival was held at Christ F. E. church, East Haven, Sunday at 4 D. m. There was music by the vested choir with Charles Page as organist and a harvest sermon by the rector, Rev. John T. Jackson,
 Miss Clara Harrington, the violinist who played at the concert given last evening at the Hyperion theater, under the auspices of the Royal Arcanum club, made a call yesterday on MT. and Mrs Ezra Healy of Exchange street She was accompanied by her sister
 Miss Gussie Harrington, who came UT from Perth Amboy to see her sister The Misses Harrington are daughters ot
 Mir and Mrs. s. R. Harrington of Perth Amboy and relatives of Mrs Healy.
 Ready Circle of Kings Daughters oi the East Pearl Street M. F. church
 will this evening hold a penny Luncheon
 in the church parlors from 6 to B. eacf item to cost penny Warm fish balls
 apples served in different styles, beans etc., each dish a penny.
 William E. Crockett of FoXon street
 Fair Haven and Dr. Bidwell of Nortf
 Haven went with the G. A. R. tt
 Washington Monday for week or ter
 days trip. MT. Crockett is a member
 of the G. A. R. and is quite familiar
 with Washington, making a visit there
 annually on his way to the South, ant
 is the owner of Brockett's Point.