The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-30
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS
THE MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES
 AT THE CEMETERY

Where Lies the Dust of 143 Soldiers of
 the Revolution, Is of 1872 and HIS of
 the Civil Tar-Other Notes.
 To-day being Memorial day the usual exercises will be observed. There are buried in the Fair Haven Union ceme- tery 14s soldiers, five who fought in the Revolutionary war, nineteen in the war of 1872, one in the Mexican war. and E11S in the civil war, and upon their graves flags were placed yesterday af- ternoon. This morning at Ii o'clock the focal veterans with others from the G. A. R. posts and accompanied by the Boys Brigade of the Humphrey street Congregational church, will form at Polar Star hall and march through Grand avenue to Quinnipiac avenue and return to the cemetery, where the graves will be decorated. All flowers should be left at Polar Star hall as early as possible, and it is desired that there be a generous donation. At the 1eCfs LA V. RdclOA Ol the East Pearl street church, will deliv- CT an address from the steps of the Memorial chapel. should the weather permit, otherwise the closing exercises will be held at Polar Star hall.
 Cornelius Wilson of 4S Houston street has removed to Schenectady. N. r., to engage in the grocery business
 On Friday evening a party of friends called on Mrs. John K. Richardson of 56 Perkins street in celebration of her birthday. A pleasant evening was spent and refreshments were served. The Misses Helen and Margaret Casey of Blatchley avenue are in Bos- ton spending the holiday with their sister, Mrs. Eugene Reilly.
 Miss M. Pearson of IS Pierpont street will sail for England on June IS on the steamship Campania. She will visit rel atives in England and make tour of the British Isles.
 An engagement which has recently been made public is that of Miss Hen rietta E. Daley, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Martin Daley of 229 Grand ave- hue, to Dr. M. K. Grady, well known dentist Of this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Williams have removed from 1S7 Blatchley avenue to 1874 Quinnipiac avenue.
 A party of young people composed
 members of the G. L. C., society fhigh school girls, left Fair Haven about o'clock on a bus ride to North Branford, where they arrived about T. a+ tho 1{ Miss Nancy Dudley, who entertained the party. Many games were played during the evening. and very dainty supper was enjoyed by all. The party started for home about II o'clock Those present were the Misses Evelyn Thompson, Florence Berger, Florence Fahy, Mollie Patton, Ida Kessel. Laura Mann. Nancy Dudley Ernest Cooper, Marvin Currie, Archie Perrie, Frank Nettleton and Robert Hoadley. The young people were chaperoned by Mrs Berger and Mrs. Patton.
 Mrs, James F. Bruce of 156 Atwater street sailed from New York Saturday noon on the steamship Columbia of the Anchor line destined to Glasgow, Scot land. She expects to be away about months in the hope of improving her health.
 John Smith of Pierport street has been peculiarly unfortunate this spring. About siv week ago he fell from 8 bi- cycle and suffered a bad strain of one of his legs He had just recovered suf- ficiently to get out when he met with another fall from which he sustained a fractured hip. This last accident will confine him to his home for at least six weeks.