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Forty-sixth Anniversary OF the Marriage
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom @. Russell Cele-
brated-Fort Hale Lodge-Funeral Of
Mrs. vesper--FuneraI of Mrs. Adele
Newton.
The forty-siXth anniversary of the
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom G.
Russell was celebrated at their resi-
dence on Front street Monday even
ing. A large number of relatives and
friends called bestowing their best
wishes upon the couple and hoping for
many returns Of the anniversary. A
supper was served, and there was mu-
sic, and the evening was heartily en-
joyed by all. The callers included Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bassett of Hamden, Mrs.
Glynn, Mr. and Mrs. Brockett, Mrs.
Bartholomew and daughter, Mrs. An
ME Farren, Mrs. George Brown, Mrs.
Sarah Bassett, Mrs. Finney, Mrs. Da-
Wis, Mr. Gates, Mrs. Reinwald, Mrs.
Lampson, Mrs. Kember and Mrs.
Charles Goodspeed.
Tuesday was an eventful day for
Fort Hale lodge, N. e. o. P. A spec
ial session was held in the evening
agreeable to a dispensation from the
supreme officers, the gathering taking
place in Polar Star hall. Six members
We're initiated and 1926 obligated, thus
making them full members of the
lodge. There We're 1873 to be received
and all but six were present. This gives
the lodge a membership of 353. The ex-
ercises lasted until nearly midnight.
The degree team performing the initia-
tory work consisted of Warden Thomas
Meaney, Vice Warden Mrs Mary
Bruce, Past Warden Frederick ].
Walker, Chaplain Mrs Eva French,
Guide Edward L. Beard, Inside Guard
Mrs. 2. Fogarty and Sentinels William
s. Rowe and John G. Hurd.
The funeral Of Adele widow of
Charles E. Newton, was attended yes
| terday afternoon from the residence OF
Mrs. Lavinia Avery, IA Saltonstall ave-
| nue., Rev. D. G. Colp, assistant pastor
| Of the Grand avenue Congregational
| church, officiated The interment was
| in East Haven cemetery. There was a
profusion of floral offerings, the gift OF
| friends. The deceased was a member
| of Fort Hale lodge, N. e. o. p, ane
three of the bearers were members Of
| ha rio
Rowe and Charles Merzarneres and the
1 fourth was Mr.. Dakin.
Carrie M, wife Of Linus P. Bradley
| of Quinnipiac avenue, died at the hos
/ pital yesterday at the age Of thirty
! two years. Her maiden name was Car
| RE M. Cargill, and she was native o,
4 Guilsord. The funeral will take place
from her late home on Quinnipiat
/ avenue, Friday at p. m.
The funeral of Mrs. Louie Kellogg
wife of Captain Alton HI. vesper, will
1 be so1emnized from her late home, No
/ 23s Campbell avenue, West Haven, thi.
| afternoon at o'clock. She was {
4 daughter of the late Dwight Kellogg O.
| this place. she has many friends here
| who will learn Of her death with regret
1 Schooner Harry and Grace Reynolds
arrived at New York Tuesday, twenty
four days from ANA with sugar. Thi,
| vessel was the last of the fleet O
schooners built in Fair Haven, and wal
constructed by the late Howard n
Hanscom, whose yard was located a
the foot Of Ferry street. The vesse
now halls from Philadelphia.
Charles Fl. Webb has sold to Fred
erick w Donnelly 50 feet of land OF
1 Dover street.