Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-10
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

The Walleda's Voyage from Nove
 Scotia = InstallatlOn of Omcers or
 Woolsey Lodge . Funeral of Mrs.
 Thompson-Second Church Annual
 Meesing.~~
 The three mastsd schooner WalIsda, Cap. tain Joseph Fl. Newcomb, from Windsor, N. s., is discharglng . cargo of plaster at the Adamant company's wharf.
 The following officers elected of Woolsey Il lodgs, Knight of Honor, were installed Monday, evening: Dictator, Charles H. Hendrickson; vice dictator, William Shef- field; assistant dictator, William A. War ner; reporter, Henry D. Russell; financial reporter, Oscar w. Cook; treasurer, Ezra Healy; chaplain, J. P. B. Ricketts; guar dian, s. Wilbur Scranton; guide, Roswell s. Farren; sentinel, John O. Bradley, jr.; past dictator, Henry A. Loveland, trus- tees, Henry D. Russell, S. Wilbur Scran- ton, Henry A. Lovelsnd. The installing officer was G. Fl. Conger of Bridgeport, deputy grand dictator, assisted by J. H. Glover, past dictator of Victor lodge, Bridgeport, ss grand guide, and George A. Flather, the financial reporter of Victor lodge. After the installation speeches were made by the visiting officers and also by Grand Dictator Dsins of Litohfeld, who | came down to attend the ceremouies. B.. Hill, J. F. B. Ricketts, H. D. Russell, Fl. A. | Lovsland and W. A. Warner of Woolsey lodge. Hon. Carlos Smith, past grand dic- tator, was also present early In the even- | ing. After the exercises refreshments were served.
 Mrs. Henry I. Barnes has returned from
 a visit with friends in Bridgeport.
 The funeral of Sarah Jeannette, widow
 of the late Ashael Thompson, was con.
 ducted from her late residence, 298 Pros
 pect street, annex, yesterday at 3 p. m.,
 tional church officiating. A quartetts
 from the choir of the church consisting oi
 John Parker, Charles B. Rowe, Mrs. Wal
 ter R. Downes and Mrs. Carrie Beach sanf
 two selections, concluding with ''Rook ol | Ages" The bearers were Charles A. Bray
 Willet Hemingway, A. H. CarQill and D
 H. Granniss. The interment was in thu
 Fair Haven cemetery. About @ year ant
 half ego Mrs. Thompson suffered shocl
 of paralysis and was taken to the home O
 her adopted son. Ebert Thompson, in Bal
 timore, where she since resided. Las
 week she had @ second shock and tw ] days later a third, which soon after re ] suited in her death. She was esventy seven years of age. A sister is Mrs. Al , mira Averill of this place and another sif ter was the late Mrs. Jared Mallory. He
 husband, who died about five years age was formerly a farmer and also owned . years ego, in several of the Fair Have . packet schooners. She had been for man years e member of the Second Oongregs tional church.
 . Rev. Dr. Sage went to Hartford yestsl
 day to attend . meeting of the state educi } tionsl board of the Baptist church.
 7 Postmaster Moore is still selling tt B Columbian postage stamps and 1t is nkel
 to be several weeks before the smslls stamps are on sale.
 3 At the annual meeting of the Secon 7 Congre zationsl church officers ss follow
 were elected: Clerk, Charles A. Bray; trea 0 urer, Arthur M. Hemingway; deacon, ft j. Ave years, John Fl. Thompson (re-slected :. standing committee, Barney N. Rowe, Wi :; let A. Hemingway, Richard G. Davis, A k thur F. Hemingway; finance committee, ! D. Parmilee, Herbert Banes, Willet { : fleming way ,Ikiohsrd c. Davis; desconesse
 Mrs. Nelson Linsley, Mrs. H. 8 Lancrai }. Mrs. James E. Woodhouse. The benev J lences were about $500. The membersh s is 447, gain of three. Six members we
 recently granted letters ..to join the ne D Congregational church in Foxon.