The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-06-08
LATEST FAIR HAYEN NEWS
THE MATRIMONIAL MARKET IS
BOOMING FINELY.

Double Wedding at st. Francis
Church--Other WeddInEs--Mr. and
Mrs. SeeIey from Boston to Attend
Graduation at High SchOOI--East
Rock Lodge, f. b. L., to Hold Patri-
otto Exercises--Other Items.
Mrs. Sarah Dorothy has gone to Dan
bury to reside with her daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Brooks.
The matrimonial market is booming.
There were four marriages at st. Fran
els church Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. seeley are here from
Boston to attend the graduation, at the
high school, of their son, Alfred SeeIey.
The Morris Cove Gun club will have
sweepstakes shoot tomorrow after
noon.
! A double wedding which took place
at ST. Francis church Wednesday was
that of Alphonso Lawlor, of AZ Houston
street, to Mary Elizabeth Cuny, Of Front
street; and of John A. schoeller, Of 60
Poplar street, and Miss Estella M.
Lawlor, sister of the irst-named groom
1t is expected that the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Grand Avenue Congrega-
tional church will realize about $3.50
from the mite-box collection which it
instituted several months ago, as over
5000 has already been received. The
society subscribed $500 towards the
church debt and has already paid sou,
and it expects to increase its subscrip-
ton to $500 at the end of the year, in
october. 1t is also the intention to
keep up this subscription for several
years in aiding to clear off the debt in-
CURED in extensive repairs to the
church.
During the month of July, instead Of
the regular preaching service in the
evening at the Grand Avenue Congre-
gational church, the congregation will
unite with the Y. P. S. G. E. in Its early
service.
| During the convention of the Knights
Of Columbus several Fair Haven mem
bers of the order have entertained out
of-town guests at their homes. Fair
Haven is well represented in this order.
Loyal council has large membership,
and others from this part of the city
are members of Russell and other coun-
ellis. The illumination on the central
green attracts many Fair Haven people
every night.
About thirty-fve members Of Adelphi
lodge, F. and NJ, and ladies went to
North Branford last evening to attend
a Masonic social given at the home of
Frederick Stevens. The company went
UP in two barges furnished by barrow
& Hail. the liyerymen. About 100 mem
bers of Masonic lodges and ladies at
tended, many of them from Corlnthian
lodge, Of Northford. There was an in
teresting programme and refreshments
were served. The company returned at
late hour, having thoroughly enjoyed
the affair.
East Rock lodge, F. B. L.. at its
meeting held this week voted to hold
patriotic exercises at its han, Is Grand
avenue, on the evening of July 8. The
hall will be decorated for the occasion
and there will be programme of pa
triotic exercises to include music and
speeches
A. B. Barnes of the Masonic home,
To1 &c 1yisif 20.
days.
Mrs. Sarah E. Parkington, of 80
Grand avenue, left yesterday for AL
bany on a visit Of two weeks with her
son, George Parkington.
Burgess Harry Leigh, of Quinnipiac
avenue, enjoyed a fishing trip to Wood
mont yesterday
Information was received here yester-
day Of the sudden death in Worcester
Of George B. Buckingham, brother of
the late Frederick L. Buckingham, Of
105 East Pearl street. 1t was stated
that he had been found dead in his Of
flee and it was presumed that he died
from heart disease. He was a son Of
the late Colonel Buckingham, Of the
Twentieth regiment, c. V. A press dis
patch says that he committed suicide
while suffering from the effects of in
somnia.
Mrs. Burdette Farren, of Baltimore,
is visiting here for few days and is
stopping at Mrs. Parsons in Clinton
avenue.
G. D. Baldwin has sold to Max Kamen
property fronting thirty-eight feet in
Bright street.