The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-19

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 Rev. R. E. Brown is i'll at his home in Lexington avenue from an attack of bgrip.
 The Epworth league are planning a very interesting gathering to be held in the parlors of the East Pearl Street NJ. E. church this evening. There will be an interesting program and very pleasant evening is anticipated.
 The funeral of Selma E. Armstrong. wife of George E, Lancraft will he attended at 2S2 Fairmont avenue Fri day at 2:3o p. m.
 "A few evenings ago Miss Martha Lawler of Market street entertained few friends who came in fancy cos tunes and masks. There was dancing. music, games and supper was served.
 Hallet NettIetoa, formerly of Fair Haven, died recently in Washington where he was employed by the gov ernment many years. He was son of Warren 0. Nettleton who was a well known shipbuilder here. He leaves ! widow and three children.
 St Anthony's guild has elected off, cers as follows; Mrs. Charles Manzy, president, Mrs August Goodman, vice president; Miss Margarht Brennan. financial secretary; Mrs J. J. Flynn, recordi v secretary; Mrs. De Monde treasurer; Mrs. J. Connolly and Mrs A. J, Burns, buyers During the year p nemPegs have been added to the
 One oA the pleasant gatherings of the wee2 was d surprise visit paid to Miss Geitrude Daly Monday evening. Whist ptzes were awarded 10 Miss Jennie C1X Miss Virginia Boyle, Ed- ward Sullivan and Walter Connolly.
 Steamer. Isaac E. Brown Captain Brown, cdne through from Narragan- sett bay Festerday after a fast run, with 5000 bushels of oysters for Lam craft Bros Captain Brown reports a pretty rough trip, as the seas were pretty higl The steamer William T. Lancraft, which brought 1,S0O bushels of oysters flor the same firm from Rockawayl cleared yesterday for an other load,1 The Kansas City also ar rived with f,20O bushels of oysters. l Two of tie barges last near Watch Hill Saturday were well known here, having freishtcd cargoes to Fair Ha- ven many 3mes. One of these boats was the old barge James C. English and the other was the barge A. A. Sumner.
 At Strong glschool an exhibit of Christ mas gifts 5y the pupils is on exhibi. ton in the office. Most of these arti- cles were made by the pupils and show consideraplel skill in their manufac- l ture.
 l Just rcw considerable activity is manifest at station A. For some time the buying of money orders has beer quite active, these orders having beer l purchased for sending money abroad ill time for Christmas. few bundles and parcels are also being sent al ! ready, nost os these intended for long distances and consequently they are being started In good season.
 
 A very pretty wedding took place last Tuesday evening when Miss Har. Eriet Bradley, the, daughter of Mir ant Mrs Frank Bradley of Quinnipiac ave nue, was united in marriage to Ken meth w. Hall oi Albany. The ceremony was performed hy the Rev. Mir. Hal of Philadelphia cousin of the groom The bride was attended by Miss Haze Smith and the groom had for his bes man, his brother. Willard J. Hall O l Albany. After he ceremony was per | formed, a wedding reception was helt at the home of the bride to which 10 relatives and trends were invited. Mir and Mrs Hall k1ft for wedding journey, They will reside in Albany
 The members of the Parish Aid soci ety held a sale of aprons, cake an, | homemade candy in the Grace churel {. parish house Wednesday afternoon an evening. There was an entertainmen in the evening.
 The Parish Aid society of St, James church win serve its regular suppe this evening at 6;30.
 PRICE ON MOB's HEAD.