The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-27
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
4 DOUBLE WEDDING AT ST.
 FRANCIS CHURCH.

To be Celebrated wednesday-Annun
 Meeting and Outing of Chautauqus
 Union-EIection of Omcers-A Wed.
 ding of Interest.
 At St. Francis church next Wednes- day morning there will be the scene of a double wedding. when Miss Katherine Heaney will be married to John Mo Namara, of this city. and Miss Mary Heaney to William Feustel, of New Britain. The Misses Heaney are the daughters of MT. and Mrs. Patrick Heaney, of 137 Lloyd street. Miss Kath- erine Heaney will be attended by Miss Mary McNamara, sister of the groom, and MT. McNamara will be attended by William F. Heaney. brother of the bride. Miss Mary Heaney's bridesmaid will be Miss Anna Heaney, her sister, and MT. Feustel will be attended by his brother, Joseph Feustel. The mar riage will be followed by nuptial mass. In the evening a reception will be held at the home of MT and Mrs. Heaney.
 The New Haven Chautauqua unions summer outing and annual meeting was held on the lawn at the residence of John F. Shepard, Fairmount avenue, Saturday afternoon and evening from 3 to 10 o'clock. About ninety were pres- ent. The lawn was handsomely decor ated with flags, bunting and Chinese and Japanese lanterns, and most en- joyable time was spent. The meeting was presided over by President E. c. Hill and the reports of last year were read. The election of officers resulted as follows: President John F. Shepard; vice. president, Rev. E. c. Tullar; sec retary, Robert w. Chapman; treasurer, Miss Mabel Gates. Speeches were made by Rev. E. c. Tullar, ex-President James A. Howarth, President-elect John F. Shepard and others. Refresh ments were abundant.
 The monthly official board meeting of the East Pearl Street M. E. church will be held in the church pariors this evening at s o'clock
 A wedding of interest to Fair Haven CTS is that of Miss Ella Reynolds, the daughter of Mir and Mrs. Patrick Key holds, of Hamilton street, and John Harkins, of Blatchley avenue, which will take place in St. Patrick's church oav+ yxya,7,4ce5o,, ,,,.or,,i,,er NTr EIo ririn | is popular conductor on the local troll l ley road.
 Herbert J. Mayrand, of 157 Blatchley avenue, has returned for the summer from Loyolo college, Montreal where he has completed his freshman year. Tn a game that was full of sensation. al fielding and heavy batting the Bay Views were beaten by the team of tht colored branch of the Y. M. c. A. Sat the score of to G. The game was played before an enthusiastic crowd oi fully 1,500 people. The Bay Views hi the ball hard, but into the flelders
 hands. The features of the game were the fielding of Taylor and Robinson O
 the Y. M. c. A., and the stick work O
 
 both teams. Eddie Clark, of West Haven, was umpire The Bay View! will play the Handen nine at Quinni. piac park next Saturday.
 Despite the intense heat of last even ing a large number of people attended the praise service given by the vested choir of the East Pearl Street M. E church. The numbers were very wei rendered, and with this service tht quartette begin their vacation, return ing to sing though the month of Au
 gust, when the chorus will not sing. On Saturday. July g, the Sunday school of the East Pearl Street churcf will hold an old-fashioned picnic al Mansfield Grove. Games and sports will be in evidence and the feature O the affair will be the assembling at din ner of all the picnickers.
 Mrs. Joseph Woldock, of 159 Blatch. ley avenue, with her son and daughter has gone to Cleveland for a two months stay.