The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-09
E.4LR HAEEN.


 Grand Avenue Baptist Church Election
 Captain Weaver-Royal Arcanum, Etc.
 At meeting of the Grand avenue Baptist church Monday evening Sunday school officers were elected as follows: Superintendent F. B. Smith; assistant Charles D. Manwaring; lady assistant, Mrs John Santry; secretary, Miles. J. Barnes treasurer, Charles Cutts; libra rian, Emory Smith; auditor, John Hill. The secretary, M. J. Barnes, reported the enrolment as scholars 323, officers s, teachers Il; total S72. The average attendance was 24l. a gain of five per cent, The largest attendance was 311, a gain of thirteen over the largest att tendance of one year ago. The number who have joined the church from the school was twenty-three. The total re- ceipts were $245,7O. The birthday offer ings amounted to $19.S0.
 Captain Jabez Weaver of 275 Lloyd street, master of the fine schooner b. H. Weaver, named for his son, will remain at home during the present voyage of the schooner. In freighting ice several years ago Captain Weaver contracted rheumatism and in consequence has felt compelled to remain at home during the succeeding winters. His vessel has sail ed for Newport News to load coal for Galveston, and will load lumber at one of the Gulf ports for the north. The vessel is in command of the mate, Nick erson.
 | Tomorrow evening the annual install lation exercises of Live Oak council No. 1927, Royal Arcanum, will occur and large attendance of members is desired. Last year the council held an open in- stallation, which proved very interest ing, and it was intended to repeat this program for tomorrow night, but out of respect to the late w. G. Montague, for so many years the treasurer, it was omitted After the installation a lunch will be served. The officers-elect fol- low: Regent, John w, Kessel; vice. re- gent Robert McArthur; orator Elmore s. Wade; secretary, Edwin R. Slater; treasurer, Lewis L. Bradley; collector, George Oldershaw, jr.; sitting past re- gent, H. s. Bush; guide. Robert Bright; chaplain, George s. Adams; warden, Edward Butler; sentinel. George Bish- op; representative to grand council, H. s. Bush; alternate, George Bishop; trus- tee, George Oldershaw, jr.
 The annual meeting of Home councils No. and g. Brotherhood of Relief, will be held at the home of the secretary E. R. Slater, in East Pearl street, this evening at o'clock. It is desired that of aq m important change in the constitution is proposed.
 Terrence Brady, superintendent of the ATair Haven Concrete company, will sail next week for Queenstown and will visit relatives in Ireland, 1t being his GUS tom to cross the Atlantic nearly every winter. He will be away about six weeks.
 Charles M. Harland caught thirteen fine pickerel through the ice at Lake Saltonstall Saturday.
 William Spittler is building three houses on Houston street and the frame of one was raised yesterday.
 Among the recent improvements at the Fair Haven cemetery is the paint ing of the long fence around the en- GlpShlC'
 The barge Ironsides has just taken another cargo of stone shipped from c. w. Blakeslee & Sons quarry for Yon- kers, N. Y.
 Several officers of the Horse Guard living in Fair Haven will attend the inaugural ball in Hartford tonight.
 The members of Live Oak council, | Royal Arcanum, have been invited to attend the installation exercises of Saw 1 in Rock council to be held at West Ha ven this evening. It will be a public | installation, and members desiring to | go can take their wives. The members | will meet at the corner of Church and | Chapel streets at ' o'clock and go down l in a body in the electric cars.
 Twins have been born to MT. and l Mrs William Johnson of French ave- nue, East Haven.