Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-16
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

MT. Goes Visit-Prfzes at the Loyal
 Legion Fair-Death of Captain A. K.
 Goodsell-ReceptiOn to Their Lady
 Friends-Sunday Services-The En.
 tertainmene by the Dudley Buck
 Quartette-A Gift to MT. Ricketts,
 Home Council-Installation at Live
 Oak Council.
 George Oldershaw, jr., collector of Live l Oak council, Royal Arcanum, installed the officers of the council in Guilford.
 James N. Coe, formerly of Fair Haven, and now superintendent of the State Sol diers' home at Noroton, was here over Sunday and in the afternoon attended the meeting of the Conductors Brotherhood, having been conductor on the Naugstuck road for seven yesrs. He says there are | now 300 members of the home. At the fair of Loyal Legion, 0. U. A. M., which closed at the hall in Chapel street Saturday evening, the handsome water set for the most popular fire compa- | ny was won by the J. J. Dayton Hook and Ladder company of Fair Haven east, with a vote of 465 to 3S1a fer the West Haven
 Engine company. Druggist E. Healy won
 a pair of slippers.
 Captain A. E. Goodsell, who died at
 Stratford on Friday at the age of sixty-two 1 years, was a well known seafartng man,
 and at one time owned several schooners
 sailing from Fair Haven in the West In-
 dian trade He was 8 member of Adelphi lodge, F. and A. M., of Fair Haven. He
 leaves widow and one son.
 The members of the Y. M. o. A. are
 planning a reception to be given to their
 lady friends some evening in February.
 The details have not been arranged, but it is intended to serve spread early in the
 evening, to be followed by an entertain
 ment.
 Walter Kelly led the meeting at the rooms of
 the Y. M c. A. yesterday afternoon:
 At the Grand avenue Congregational church
 yesterday morning the pastor, Rev. J. Lee
 the World" In the evening the subject was
 "The Pilgrims Progress: From the City of De-
 Rev Dr. Sage at the Grand avenue Baptis,
 church preached pre- dyes yesterday morning from the the | prophecy of Haggai.
 Rev. pr. Beach, the presiding elder of the ) district, preached in the East Pearl street M E l church yesterday morning.
 l The attendance at the churches was ra'hel light yesterday owing to the cold storm. musical entertainment to be given in the Grane avenue Congregational church to morrow even
 Ths snet w be vsN os by the assisted by Miss Kettle Bradley, soprano solost and Miss Avice Boxall, barpist Miss Boxall ha ? played before the queen of England and is [ medalist of the Royal Academy of Music o Great Britain.
 , Captain Henry Futile of East Pearl street, ha ! been reelected secretary of the Firemen's Be nevolent association Of New Haven. 8 Miss Hattie B. Converse of Lloyd street has ac cepted position as stenographer in the office 0 t J P. Ricketts of East Pearl street has bee : presented by Israel Putnam lodge, A. o U. W l. with a fine picture, ''Last Shoot Of the Queen
 Cup"
 f l, president, John Perrie; vice presiden Council ans So psesdsnf psesss E! J. Muaden sin1 y | vice president Charles Cutts; secretary. E. | Slater. Council No. B. president, J. J. Wlllmot Il vice president, I: J. Mundelin; secretary, W. s 'l Rowe. Council No. is being organized in tn s organization of Live Oak council, Royal Arc, f mum. No. is proposed and men between th ages Of forty and fifty five are eligible to men Q b-rship. William Beach Of Center avenue an l L. J. Mundeln 34 Pierpont street, have the ma t ter in charge. These councils are in prospe l. ous condition and are doing good work The l were formed to pay sick benefits, each membs @ | receiving S5 per week when ill.
 At tho installation of officers of Live Os O l counci, Royal Arcanum, the names of who have been already published, the ceremony W, l. performed by District Deputy Regent Gourley e stamford. MT. Gillepsie of Stamford and Jot u speeches full of encouragement One new mer y Der was initiated. After the exercises a fir V | spread was served.
 6 l R. Samuel Wesson, driver for John Parke is receiving congratulations over the birth of Il son.
 Owing to sickness among several members n l the Home of the Friendless religious servic were held there yesterday.