Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-12-31
STATE oonREsPoNpENoK.
Hamden.

H0mQens |
Eaton L. Andrews Is still under the doc
tors care.
Charles Wright has purchased horse.
The skating has been fine and much en-
joyed by all.
The annual installation of officers of
Day Spring lodge, F. and A. NJ, was held
in the lodge room Wednesday evening.
The following officers were installed by
Past Master Ernest @. Spencer of Whitney
vile: Howard Waite, w. NJ. Joseph Row
an, 8. W; Lester Jones, J. W.; @. W. |
Malie, treasurer; o. F. Treadwell, score |
tary. A fine collation. was then served, |
and dancing was INDUCED in until O'Clock. |
North Haven.
JorTINGs OF INTEREST FROM ALL PARTS OF
THE TOWN.
Dec. 30.-The public schools are taking
a vacation of two weeks
Skating on the Quinnipiae river is en-
joyed by those venturesome enough to risk
the danger.
Several farmers are engaged In harvest
ing Ice from seven to eight inches thick.
Annual meeting of the Congregational
church on Thursday after the regular pre-
| paratory lecture service. Rev. Mr.. Reyn-
Odds, chairman, gave summary of the
principal events during the year of 1892,
/ IoloIluR W tuOs0 WuO uHu pdss6u AWAY
and spoke at length on the musical part of
the worship. S. B. Thorpe, superintend-
emit, gave report of the Sunday school
work. A diminished attendance at the
teachers meeting-addition to the church
| from the Sunday school. Mr.. Thorpe
spoke of two of the Oldest members who
had passed away, Mrs. Aurelia futile and
Mr.. Solomon circuit. He also recon-
mended forming teachers training class,
1 til L.,
| Deacon Elliott, clerk, read the minutes
of the last annual meeting and gave his re-
port for the year. Additions to the church
by letter 3, by profession s. Deaths IA, an
unusually large number. Mrs. Lois
Clough, S. A. Orcutt, Mrs. Polly Linsley,
Merritt Barnes, Mrs. Merritt Barnes, Mrs.
Celia Austin, Mrs. Lsvinis Clinton, David
Dooltttle. Mrs. Herman Robinson, Mrs.
Charles B. Smith, Mrs. George w. Smith,
Mrs. Mary A. Thorpe, Mrs. Aurelia Todd,
Mre. Mary Jacobs.
Miss Edith Smith reported from the Y.
P. S. G. E. steady growth and much in
terest taken in the meetings. Miss Adelaide
Hartley spoke of one circle of the Kings
Daughters doing good work. Mrs. F. L.
Smith reported for the Humble Service
circle of Kings daughters, and G. ]. Merz
White Cross society.
Deacon Whitney Elliott was re elected to
the office of deacon for another five years,
also collector and treasurer, and F. q. Todd
was e-elected member of the standing
, committee for three years.
The eighteenth annual reunion of the
Congregational church and Sunday school
Is to take place in the church on Monday
evening, January Q. 1898. There will be
sponsive service, roll call. Members of
the Sunday school are requested to be
3 present and respond to the call of their
3 | names. After the up stairs exercises q
collation. will be served in the lecture room.
Mrs. Mary Prudden and Miss Lillian
t Prudden of New Haven, celebrated Christ
? mas at North Haven with Arson Bassett's
family on Monday, the Goth.
+ Among those from out of town who at
: tended the Xmas reunion of st. Johns
| Sunday school were, Miss Helen Sanford oil
o | New Haven, Miss Ryder of Cape Cod
s Mass, and Mr. and Mrs. George Marks Of
!, Hardenburg, N. Y.
In Milford.
l. Dec. 30.-The funeral services of Mrs
@ Henry A Tucker were held Wednesday af
ternoon from her late residence in Cente,
a | street. The remains were taken to New
!, Haven for interment.
t The members of Arctic engine compan.
Z: will watch the old year out and the new
!. year in, at their rooms in the engine house
p Saturday evening. The watch meeting will
/; close promptly at 10 o'clock.
l. Mrs. Charles Mead and son, Harold, ant
t. Mrs. John Wilcox are spending the holI
days in Brooklyn.
J. William Fowler council, o. U. A. NJ.
q has elected the following officers: Counsel
lor, Eugene N. Clarke; vice counsellor, 10
n seph Bristol; financial secretary, Emmon
" W. Chase; secretary, Richard Hepburn
Is treasurer, Alphonso Smith; inductor, ia
(. bez Tbbals; examiner, George Rhoades
3, I. P, John Peck; o. P, George Overton
q trustee, George w. Gillette.
A party of young people from Yves
Id Haven had very enjoyable time at tn
g. Milford hotel last evening, where suppe
i. was served, after which games were playe
o. until late hour. Among those preser
were, the Misses Furnald, Nellie Beer
k, Lille French, Eva Fenwick, Lottie Fer
Y, wick, Alice Thomas, Mary Owens, Lillia
re Norton, Alice Sherman and Edna Warner
and Messrs. J. Warner, G.. Putnam, I
i'd Foley, A. Campbell, F. Hyde, F. Russell
IN a. Hyde, Il. Hills, j. Dorman and Z
g. Beard.
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