The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-01-03
FAIR HIVEN NEUS.

Installation of Officers at Hiram Camp Di-
 vision Sc, entu Anniversary of East Rock
 Lodge, A. 0. U. W.--Surprise Party
 Death of Deacon Albert Rowe--NEarriage
 of J. r. Lugg.
 c, w. Blakeslee & Sons have com menced work on the extension of the New Haven Street Railway companys tracks from the old Lighthouse to the waters edge,
 A. B. Barnes has received the title of professor from the Calumet club on account of his proficiency at the pool table.
 Last evening Hiram camp division, No. 14 s. of T., installed the following officers: w. F., Mrs. A. M, Dorman; w. A., Edith Bates; R. S., Mrs. ". II. Pollard; A. R, S.. Grace Kanahan; F. S., James $. Young; treasurer. W. H. Pollard; chaplain, Viola Hall; conductor, J. A. Jacobs; A. C., Mary Kanahan; l. &, Jeanne Perry; o. &, James McLoed.
 The seventh anniversary of East Rock lodge, A. O. U. w., promises to be a very enjoyable affair. It will be held in the new Polar Star hall on Grand avenue, corner East Pearl street, Tuesday evening, January '. Music will be dispensed by Jerome Mays celebra ted double quintet orchestra and
 banjo club, and no pains has been spar ed by the committee to arrange an in- terestlng program. The sale of tickets is i'm charge of Ezra Healy financier.
 Miss Lbbe Bishop of East Pearl street was pleasantly surprised Tues day evening by a party of friends. The evening was passed pleasantly in play
 ing games The Moonlight quintet ren
 dered several selections Among those present were the Misses Amy Gage, Clara sperry, Mabel Leigh, Lena Thomas, Lottie Mundelin, May Hines, Lizzie Hines, Nora Sage, Lena Smith, Mabel Ford and Charles Leigh, Carl
 ton Jacques, Irving Welton, c. Bertram French. George Loveland, William
 Huntley and Eugene Perry.
 Word was received here yesterday of the death of Deacon Albert Rowe in Orlando Fla. For several years he has
 been troubled with heart disease, which together with rheumatic troubles caus- ed his death. The deceased was an old resident of the annex, and for more than twenty years had been a deacon of the Second CongresatIo church. He was highly thought of and his loss will be mourned by a large circle of 1 frineds. He was a brother of the late Lucius Rowe who died in March, 1885 He leaves a brother, John M, Rowe and sister, Miss Harriet Rowe, both of this place; also 9 widow and five child ren. The remains will arrive here for burial Saturday
 Mrs. William Sheffield entertained the members of her Sunday school class at her home, 5S Houston street, on New Years night. A pleasant social even- ing was spent and lunch was served. Those present were the Misses Carrie 1 Gahagan, Lizzie Rothhaar, D, Gertrude Duell Sadie Greenfield, Addie Man wartng, Lizzie Hines, Evelina A. Ja- | cSbs, Mrs. c. C. Billings, all members of the class; also Miss Adelaide Nor gan of Shelton, a former member of
 the class Mir G. c. Billings and MT. 1 Martin
 J. J. Dayton is again tending to bus
 mess after an Illness of nine weeks A very pretty wedding took place at i the home of Mrs. Mary Sherwood of | Wolcott street, when James T. Lugg of this place and Miss Addie Nash of Meriden were united in marriage New Years might by Rev. N. G. Cheney. l Many friends were present from Meri- 1 den and Southington. A supper was 1 served, after which the happy couple l left on a wedding tour.