The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-26
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
MARRIAGE OF MISS HANOVER TO
 WALTER FRYING MELTON.
Home-Another Wedding Lnst Night tO Harry ,-, ,JaCnhE
Co Harry ', Jacobs.

The marriage of Miss Mabel, daughter | of Mrs. Lavin!a B. Hanover of 40 Ex-
 the son of MT. and Mrs. Walter s. Well 1 ton, took place last evening at o'clock
 at the house of MT. Welton. It was home wedding and some seventy-five of
 the relatives and friends were invited. The ceremony was performed by the
 Rev. Andrew Burns Chalmers. The rooms were handsomely decorated for
 the occasion. The bride wore a hand
 some gown of white organdie with rib
 bon and bon ton applique trimming, The
 wedding march was played by Miss
 Marion WeltOn, a sister of the groom.
 A reception followed the ceremony. The
 refreshment tables were decorated with
 bands of ribbons reaching from the
 ceiling and flowers. MT. and Mrs Vel
 ton begin housekeeping at once in a
 home already furnished at 37 Plerpont
 street. The couple received many
 gifts, which included silver, engrav-
 ings, china, furniture, etc. MT. Welton
 is with the Bronson & Townsend Co.
 and is a member of the New Haven
 Grays.
 Three hundred and fifty invitations
 were issued for pretty wedding oc- curing last evening at the East Pearl street M. F. church. The contracting parties were Miss Minnie Frances, daughter of Mrs. Hattie E. Johnson of Ill Grand avenue and Harry Clifford Jacobs. The maid of honor was Miss Nellie Johnson, sister of the bride; the bridesmaids were Miss Florence Johnson, sister of the bride. and Miss Mabel Notion of this city. Helen Doty and Glenna Duncklee were the flower girls Robert Smith of Stony Creek was the best man. The bride was gowned in white silk mule with lace trimmings. The ushers were Earl F. Johnson, cousin of the bride Lewis Doty, Ernest Jacobs, brother of the groom John Pitcher. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Streeter. There was a profusion of gifts, includ ing silverware, engravings. furniture, | linen, etc. The couple will he at home | at Ill Grand avenue to their friends af- ter July.
 Willis A. Bradley of New Canaan | died at the New Haven hospital Tues day after an illness of three weeks. He | was native of Fair Haven and lived | here until about eight years ago when | he went to New Canaan and has been | engaged in farming. He was son of the late Edmund Bradley, who died | many years ago, His mother, Laura A. Bradley. died three years ago. The deceased also leaves a widow and Carrie A. Lewis of Chi cago, who were with him during his last days. The deceased had three brothers who reside in Fair Haven; they are Burton &, Elliott and Elford Bradley, members of the firm of Brad ley Brothers, the well known market nen of Church street. Mir. Bradley was l prominent resident Of New Canaan md was highly respected. He was also prominent in the village church, which 1e joined about five years ago. The funeral will be solemnized this after 1oon in the New Canaan church upon he arrival of the noon train from this ,ity. H. w. Crawford X Co.,, the Fair Haven undertakers. furnished rich ,asket of solid oak for to-day's burial
 Mrs. Frank NJ. Crawford and son Warren have gone to Believes Falls, yt, for a stay of two weeks.
 The Sunday school of Grace church, orner Blatchley avenue and Exchange treet, will hold a flower service Sun lay afternoon, June 29, at o'clock, several children will be baptized. All friends of the schoo are cordially in- -ited to be present.