The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-20
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
COMING WEDDING OF REV. ". BURROWS TO MISS JOHNSON

Wedding of Florence Adelaide to Wal
 ter Trench TO-day--Mr. and Mrs. An
 drew Bradley Return from European
 Trip-Miss Edith GrOOt of Providence
 Visiting at Morris Cove--Other Items.
 One of the notable weddings of the autumn will be that of Rev. William Burrows, rector of St. James P. ID. church, to Miss Winifred Elizabeth Johnson. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Albert Johnson, who have just issued wedding cards of invitation, and which have been receiv- ed by the members of St. James parish and other friends. The marriage cere- mony will be performed at St. James church in East Grand avenue, Wednes- day october 3, at noon. The couple will be at home in St. James, rectory in Grand avenue, Wednesday Novem- Der 14, The reetory has been rented by the parish for several years, but has Jet@p .bSN'Af f%tN0LCb, elAl 10 .DCA4lb LOA nished for the occupancy of the mln- ister and his future wife. While all the arrangements are not yet made, it is expected that quite number of the clergy of the diocese will attend the ceremony, and that large reception will follow the marriage.
 I A large wedding for to-day as pre- viously noted is that of Florence Ade- laide, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mar cius Edson Butterield of 12 Welcome street, to Walter Ira Trench of Chilli cothe, Ohio, The ceremony will take place in the East Pearl Street M. T.. church at 7;30 p. m, and will be fol- ! lowed by reception at the home of the bridc from 8 to 10 o'clock. Tn connec- ton with the wedding reception the l grandparents of the bride, MT. and Mrs Frederick Mansfield of Quinnipiac ave- nue wll celebrate their sixtieth wedding anniversary; the latter is not to be a formal affair, but the aged couple will receive With the newly welded pair. Mir. and Mrs. Mansfield were married sixty years ago by the late Rev. Dr. Vibbert, who for so many years was the rector of St. James church. Mrs. ] Mansfield was formerly Miss Emma Barnes, a daughter of the late MT. and itMrs. Jeremiah Barnes of Fair Haven. MT Mansfield is eighty-two and his wife is eighty years of age. They are in quite fair health considering their advanced age.
 MT, and Mrs Andrew R. Bradley of F.ir Haven Heights have just returned from their European trip. They are in fine health ana rave enjoyed til 1.r stay | abroad immensely
 Miss Florence Mallory, daughter of MT. and Mrs. H. Lee Mallory of Brook. ] lyn, is visiting Miss Sadie Parmelee of Quinniplac avenue.
 Steamer I. E. Brown left yesterday for Narragansett bay and Capsain Fred Brown will join the steamer to-day at East Greenwich, R. I. The steamer goes down to clean up piacs of ground near Patience Island. where oysters will be planted.
 Captanl FreG Brown reports quite q set on some of his oyster ground near Bridgeport. It is not a continuous set Ibut there are considerably many oy- stera in spots.
 Joseph R. Bishop of the Twelfth ward was elected one of the vice pres. idents of the Fourteenth regiment, c. ", at the reunion held this week. ] MT. and Mrs. John Harrington oi Brooklyn, who have been visiting Mrs George Darby of Ferry street, have re turned.
 Miss S L. Darby of Ferry street ha, lefton her vacation, which will be spen in Brooklyn, N r., and South Nor walk.
 Mir. and Mrs. J, J. Jarvis and family of South Norwalk, have returned aftel very pleasant visit spent at the hom, of MT. and Mrs. George Darby of Fer ry street.
 It looks now as if the proposed Te gatta which was planned for the frs of the month would not take place, at up to last night no entries had beei made.
 Miss Edith Groot of Providence l. stopping at Morris Cove for few days Her many friends here, where she for merly resided, will be glad to see her.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lentsch 0 Mount Vernon, N. r., are visiting a the home of Mrs Lentsch's parents MT. and Mrs. George Darby of Ferr, street.
 The remains of Mrs August Lentscl were brought to Totoket for buria rFN.. ! Ir