The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-10-13
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
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 SIDES OF THE RIYEE.

Farewell Reception by the Masons to Their
 Beloved Chapiain-An Interesting and
 Memorable Occasion at Masonic Hall
 Last Night-Attended by Hundreds of
 Friends of Rev. MT. James.
 A big farewell reception was rendered to Rev. D. M. James last evening at Masonic hall, No. 103 Grand avenue, MT, James, for nine years pastor of the Second Congregational church, will soon leave Fair Haven and the local Ma sonic bodies, of which he has been chap lain, decided to extend this recognition of their esteem. Over 400 invitation had been issued for the reception and the hall was filled to oyerflowing. The new hall of the Fair Haven Masons was very prettily decorated for the occasion. There was an abundance of large palms and rubber plants placed here and there about the large lodge room and the chandeliers and other furnishings were wound with smilax. Autumn flowers | added effectively to the display. Re ceiving with MT. and Mrs. James were Samuel A. Tourtelotte, master of Adel- phi lodge, F. & A. M, Joseph H. Holya- day, M. K. H. Priest of Pulaski chapter, R. A. M., and Thomas Smith, illus trious master of Crawford council, R. & S. M., with their wives. MT. and Mrs. James were cordially greeted and their | friends expressed much regret that they were to leave Fair Haven. Light re- | treatments were served in the banquet room. Among those invited were the | following: MT. and Mrs. $. w. Lang ] ley, MT. and Mrs. John o. Rowland, MT. and Mrs Herbert Barnes, Mr. and Mrs Ernest H. Crawford, pr. E. c. M. Hall and wife, MT. and Mrs. J. F. MerroW, MT. and Mrs. c. o. Francis, David R. Alling, Clark Buckingham, Roswell B. Farren, F. s. Wade, Isaac Mallory, George French, Chauncey Clark, MT. and Mrs. H. w. Crawford, Mir and | Mrs. Frank Crawford, Mrs. F. w. Me- Donald, Henry Lines, William Mans field, Mrs. Charles Rhodes, Charles Rowe, Franklin H. Page, George Bid we'll, Mrs Athena Futile, Willis Hem- | ingway, John Hotchkiss, Mrs. James l.. Baldwin, Mrs. Savilla Bradley, Augus- l , Mrs. Hattie Frisbie, Mrs. William A. Rowe, Mrs. Hannah Hurd, Mrs. I. M. Bradley, Miss Emma Macdonald Mrs. James E. Woodhouse, MT. and Mrs, Samuel Bishop, MT. and Mrs. s. D. Bradley Ava Granniss, MT. Arnold, George c. Bradley, MT. and Mrs. Wal ter Buck, F. w. Caster, Mr. Kane, Mrs. Washington Eddy, Mrs. Edwin Hall, Augustus, Victor and Willis Wright, Mrs. Durham, George Allen, B. N. Rowe, James Tate, Miss Bassett Miss Ella Potter, Charles G. Keeler, Henry Fabrique, John Thompson, Reuben Rice, MT. and Mrs. Lester P. Mallory, Lewis Hathaway, Mrs. Salisbury Mrs. Henry Stone, Rev. and Mrs. Percy Barnes, Rev and Mrs. J. Lee Mitchell Rev. and Mrs. E. c. Sage, Rev. and Mrs. D. J. Clark, Rev. MT. Dent, Rev and Mrs. N. G. Cheney, MT. and Mrs w. s. Moyle, s. J. Bryant, c. J. Hoad- ley, Rev. and Mrs. w, S. Phillips Dwight Chipman, Willis Farren, Mrs Nelson Linsley, Mrs. Willet fleming way, Mrs Ada Linsley, Mrs. Henry Hulce, George c. Black, MT and Mrs R. G. Davis w. A. Hemingway, MT and Mrs. Henry Mallory Mrs. Burwell Mrs. B. s. Merriman, J. T. Hathaway MT. Adler, George c. Foote, Henry Rus sell, Mrs. Mary B. Mallory, Caleb S. Ami and Luzerne Ludington, Sherman Russell, MT. and Mrs. Fred Foote, MT and Mrs L. w. Moody, Dr. Robert Moody. MT. and Mrs. r. w. J. Sizer MT. and Mrs. George M. Baldwin, MT and Mrs. J. O.. Clogston, Ed Farren | Dr and Mrs Frank Wheeler Mir anC Mrs. c. w. Hemingway, A. F. fleming way, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Hemingway c. B. Rowe, Ed. Rowe, James fleming way, MT. and Mrs. Walter R. Downes Miss Addie Strong, Mrs Albert Rowe MT. and Mrs, Bevy Stone, William Cur. tis, Mr and Mrs. C.. w. Kelsey, Mrs Orrin Doolittle and Miss M. c. Liver
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