The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-05
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
DONATION DAY FOR HOME OF
 FRIENDLESS.
Generous Offerings of Money and Sup plies s-ExceIIent Entertainment at Grand Avenue Baptist Church This Evcning-Other Items.

Grand Avenue Baptist Church This
 Evcning-Other Items.
 The annual donation to the Home for the Friendless took place yesterday
 During the day fifty collectors under
 the direction of the chairman, Ernest
 F. Hill, made tour about the city and made collections Of money and house.
 hold supplies which werde sent around
 to the home on Clinton avenue soon af- | ter o'clock The donations were quite
 liberal and will be the means of aiding
 very much this excellent institution.
 In the afternoon the officers of the in-
 stitution were present and received the visitors. The nature of the work was
 explained and those who desired were i shown about the home. There was a | table with home made cake which was sold to those who wished to buy The | table was in charge of Mrs. w. l., Phil | lips. Tea was served to the callers | There are about forty-five inmates of | the home, including twenty-four old women. The tea table was in charge of Mrs. Kellogg. Most of the principal l officers were present yesterday. These
 are: President, Mrs. Charles E, Graves; vice president, Miss J. R. Terry; Mrs. George F. North treasurer, Mrs. Tim othy Cowles; executive committee, Mrs. T. H. Bishop, Mrs. Charles F. Graves, Mrs. R. c. Stiles, Mrs. Timothy
 Cowles, Mrs Sherman F. Foote, Mrs. William H. Thomson. Mrs. F. H.
 Brown, Mrs Thomas B. Osborne. Mrs.
 Grace Brown Salisbury, Mrs. George P.
 North, Mrs Henry G. Newton, Miss J.
 R. Terry Mrs. J. M Hoppin, jr,, Miss
 E. P. Hall, Mrs, J. H. Platt. Mrs. W.
 J. Root. Mrs. C. F. P. Sanford Mrs.
 Fred L. Miner, Mrs. s. Dwight Bowers,
 Mrs. Ernest F. Hill, Mrs. T. A. Bost-
 wick, Mrs Leslie Moulthrop.
 An excellent entertainment is prom ised for this evening at the Grand ave- nue Baptist church to be given under the auspices of the Farther Lights so- ciety. John w. Wetzel, instructor in elocution at Yale university, will give a number of selections, which promise to be very entertaining. There will be musical selections by Miss Gertrude Kapitzke, soprano; Miss Harriet M. Butler, eontralto, and Miss Nellie E. Edmondson, accompanist. A quartet of Yale university students will sing. Ice cream will be sold.
 It will be an excellent entertainment and should be well attended. No ad- mission will be charged, but silver collection will be taken.
 An exhibition in cooking was given at the cooking department of Strong school yesterday from to D. m. un- der the direction of the teacher, Miss Field. There were tables containing tn excelet cooked products by class | of sixteen from Strong and Wooster schools and it certainly was very cred itable to them Quite a number of call- | CTS were present.
 Wallace Johnson, ffty-nne years of l age, died yesterday at his home 142 | Chatham street. He leaves widow, 1 two sons and two daughters. The funeral will be attended this afternoon | at Centervile cemetery.
 The Loyal Social club will hold it's | next meeting at the home of Mrs. Mary | Keenan, 252 Chatham street on Friday | evening, June 6. The president re- | quests dlI Tlt1nDbIS lU De DtGSeul anu | any of the members of Fair Haven | lodge, No. ?, Degree of Honor, who are not members of the club, are invited to | attend and join the club. Business of importance is to be transacted
 A lease of the building in Grand ave- nue where static A is located was filed | in the town clerks office yesterday. The lease is given by Smith T. Bradley, the owner, to the United States govern ment It Is for five years at an an- nual rental of $650.
 Last evening the wedding of Miss Matte Louise Baldwin, the daughter of MT and Mrs. Frederick H. Baldwin of 211 Lloyd street to Fred Leete ParmeIee og 372 Quinnipiac avenue, took place at the residence of the brides parents at the above number. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Andrew Burns Chalmers, the pas tor of the Grand avenue Congrega tional church." There were two bridesmaids Miss Edith Baldwin. a sister of the bride, and Miss Sadie Parmlee, sister lf the groom. Miss Esther Hull acted IS maid of honor and Charles G. Bald win was the best man. The ushers were Dwight l.. Chamberlain and Her yey H. Davis. There were about 100 guests present consisting of the rela- ives and intimate friends of the bride md groom. MT and Mrs. Parmelee will De at home to their friends on their re- urn from the wedding trip on and af- CT July 1 at their residence, 62 Cham ( 1ers street. The groom is connected i with the business of his father, Charles { Dan Parmelee, the prominent oyster { lea1er in Fair Haven Is