The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-08
LATE FAIR HAVEN NEWS
FUNERAL OF OTIS r. SPERRY
 MILL BE HELD IO-D1T.
Large Otter Caught on Montoyese Meadows The Moore. Mayer Wedding
 Services in Gle Churches To-morroyy

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 The remains of Otis T, Sperry, son of
 MT. and Mrs. D. c, Sperry, who d!ed
 in Tucson. Arizona arrived yesterday and it is expected the funeral will take place from the home of the parents on Exchange street this afternoon.
 A schooner with 1000 bushels oysters
 for M. Mansfield & sons Rrrived yester-
 day from Narragansett bay. 1 Mrs. A. l.. Chamberlain and daush-
 ter, Miss Hattie Chamberlain, have gone to Palm Beach. Fla, for d stay of several weeks.
 The two nasted schooner reported in distress off Point Judith and which it was feared might be one of the Fair
 Haven oyster vessels from Narragan-
 sett bay, proves to be the Amanda E.,
 Captain Nelson, from Chatham for
 New London. The vessel has arrived al Newport with loss of sails
 The schooner Fred Snow which sank 1 in Providence harbor last month, after
 being raised, made temporary repairs | and delivered her cargo of oysters here. She has returned to Providence to un- dergo thorough oVerhauling and went on the dry dock yesterday The Snow. IS of lO5 tons, was built al Athens N. 1 ln lS55 and halls from New York
 Rev, H. D. Cone of Bridgeport preach ed in the united services of Grace and St. James churches last evening.
 Sister Mary Afreda, who died this week a Mt St, Joseph convent, Hart ford, was a graduate of St Francis school, Fair Haven, and for merly resided here She was known to the world as Miss Margaret Coyle.
 Miss Bessie Loveland, former teacher in Strong school is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Henry A. Love- and of Fair Haven Heights,
 Fred uhl caught in one of his traps 'n the Montowese meadows a large ot- CT It is of a beautiful color and weighed % 12 pounds The pelt is said o be worth $l5 to $20. This is the first 'tter captured in that vicinity in num- Ter of years. This mysterious animal Ias haftled the trappers of that district or the past two years
 A few evenings ago a quiet wedding | ook place at the residence of Mir and lrs J. F. Shea of Montowese. when ITS Mary Moore and Arthur A. Mayer ere united in marriage by Rev harles w. Jackson. The bride was ar ayed in blue travellfs suit Only he relatives and a few friends were resent. Mrs. Shea, a sister of MT. layer, furnished the guests with a atnty luncheon. Mf and Mrs Mayer if tho Suu1p ayapi,,,r f,,, ty, where they will reside MT, Mayer
 conductor on the Brooklyn Rap,d ransit road.
 Grace P E. church-Fourth Sunday
 Lent Morning prayer iitany and ser on, l030 a. m; Sunday school, t2:l5 al
 m; evening prayer and sermon, 7S0
 hA The rector, Rev, Dr. Sanford, f, III preach both morning and evening. At the Grand avenue Baptist church IT e pastor, Rev F. w. Stone, will each tomorrow morning and evening. c ornine subject Chief Emphasis on Q Wrong Thing" Evening subject 'wo Voices"
 The Rev Andrew Burns Chalmers. pastor, will preach in the Grand enue Congregational church Sunday lhlng at l0:30 and his subject for evening service a 130 will be Sor- VI wing sinners and Selfish Sanlts." ca War and Peace" will be the theme pa
 the Second Congregational church tn nday at 7:3O D. m. Ii will be illus rel ted with colored views from the ac at masters and from photographs of ual battle scenes. Those who be- no 'e that war and Christianity can be to onciled will not find much in this ,,,, Vice to strengthen their conviction. a,,I gre will be the usual gospel song ser ''' and at the close, a short. quiet '"' 4tins in the chapel for prayer and Vo secration. thu { the East Pearl street M. F. church I day morning. number of candi- is, as who were not present last Suu on,
 will be received into church mem talk ship, In the evening the pastor, F . Dr. Streeter, will preach in the 4o 'la series, taking for his subject o,r r Mothers" o"'