Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-18
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Eastern Star RlectIon-A. 0. U. w. Entertafnnent-Ch Recital- Philharmonic Orchestra Concert
 Omcers of Live Oak Council-The
 Republican Commissioners.
 Myrtle chapter. No. 6, Order of the Eastern Star, has elected these officers: Worthy matron, Mrs. Ida M. Hendrickson; worthy patron, William H. Pierpont; as- sociate matron, Mrs. Hattie E. Dsnison; secretary, Mrs. Francis R. Martin; treasurers> Mrs. Carrie R. Cargill; conductress, Mrs. Amelia R. Cone; associate conductrsss, Mrs. Jennie Houston; AdAh, Miss Lily Hendrickson; Ruth, Miss Lilly R. Amman; Father, Mrs. Lizzie Holiday; Martha, Mrs. Mary E. Wade; Electa, Mrs. Martha N. Howell; warden, Mrs. N. Louise Holiday; orgsnist, Mrs. Hattie H. Smith; sentinel, Mr. Edward N. Holiday. Owen Kelly, who died at his home 27S Grand avenue Saturday evening after an illness of one week with pneumonis, was forty eight years of age and leaves @ widow and several children. He had been em- ploysd as conductor on the horse railroad | for many years, but of late had worked l around the barn of the company. He was member of San Salvador council, Knights | of Columbus.
 The entertainment committee of East Rock lodge, A. O. U. w., have arranged a hne entertainment to be given at Central hall, Wednesday evening, in celebration of the fifth anniversary of the lodge. The exercises will be followed by dancing. | One of the prettiest Christmas entertain ments that will be given in this city this season will bs the Christmas recital to be presented in the Grand avenue Baptist church on Wednesday evening under the direction of Mrs. N. E. Middlsbrook oi Bridgeport. It is to be 8 unique affair abounding in many original songs, choruses tableaux and recitations. The performers | will be assisted by the Ladies' Banjo club The tickets are only 90 cents.
 Lucius Rowe, who has been stopping fol few days at Southern Pines, s. O., has gone to Thomasville, Gs.. where he intends spending the remainder of the winter.
 H. I. Higgins, the temperance evangelist and sweet singer, spoke at the meeting oi the W. 0. T: U. yesterday afternoon and ! at the Fair Haven mission in the evening
 The Eleventh ward republicans seen and alderman. Morgan says 1t will bt brought about if his hard work will ac oemplish 1t. Caleb s. Toronto is talked of for place on the police commission Owing to the pressing public improve ments that this section demands, posi- tion on the board of public works would be the means of serving the peoples in | terests; but if that cannot be secured, place on the police commission is the mex best thing.
 The newly elected officers of Live Cal council, Royal Arcanum, are as follows Regent, Harry P. Bush; vice-regent, Johl
 W. Resell; orator, Henry E. Strassburg past regent, Harry E. Franklin; secretary
 E. R. Slater; treasurer, William G. Mon
 tagus; collector, George Oldsrshaw; junio
 guide, George Bishop; chaplain, Johl
 Sanford 2d; warden. F. s. Weld; sentry
 George K. Adams; trustee, Thomas J
 Kinney; representative, Harry E. Frank
 lin; alternate, Frank E. Hull.
 The last of the peoples course of enter
 tainments will take place in the Grand ave
 nue Congregational church this evening
 when the concert will be given by the eel
 ebrsted Philharmonic club of New Tor
 city, and Mics Marion S. Weed as soloist This has been an unusually succeesfr
 course, and the concert to night will win | up the series of excellent entertainment
 auspiciously.
 A delegation from Bigelow council, O. | A. M., will pay vieit to the North Have
 council this evening.