The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-26
FAIR HAVEN HAPPENINGS.
ENTERTAINMENT BY HIRAM CAMP
 DIVISION, s. OFT.

Live Oak Councils Reception-Death of
 Hrs. w. R. Ronald-Mr. and Mrs. ID. F.
 Augur Leave for FIorida-R. O. Bright
 Goes to Europe-Bishop Brewster Com-
 ing to Christ Church.
 Henrietta Lewis, wife of William Ro- nald, died at her home, No. 12 Shelter street, Thursday evening at the age of f1fty-four years. She had been i'll about three months with liver trouble com- plicated for the last few days with heart failure. She leaves a husband and two children-Frank and Jennie Ronald; also a brother, Jared Lewis of New York city, and a sister. Mrs. Lewis Chamberlain of Fair Haven. Mrs. Ronald suffered great deal dur- ing her last illness and bore her pain with Christian patience and resigna- tion. She was attended during her Ill., ness by Dr. Ernest Thompson. She was an excellent woman, the light of her home, and leaves many friends to mourn her death. The family will have the sympathy of their many friends in their sad bereavement. It was not known last evening whether the funeral would be held Sunday or Monday.
 Henry Alling has taken out build- ing permit to erect a frame shop 8 by F feet at IA SaltonstaIl avenue.
 H. Konold & Son have purchased tha planking taken from the temporary bridge to be used in erecting coal bins at their yard on Front street.
 The force of men on the schooner John $. Gilmore is rapidly removing thes pile foundation of the temporary bridge. By the use of the stationary hoisting engine on the schooner,s deck, the spiles are readily pulled from their muddy bed
 MT. and Mrs. D. F. Augur of East Haven have started for Florida and will make their home at Orange Mills
 The reception rendered by Live Oak council, Royal Arcanunl to the wiyes and lady friends of the members held at the lodge rooms on Thursday even ing, proved a very pleasant and suc- cessful affair. There were about 100S people. present, over half of whom were ladies. The excellent programme, reference to which has been made, was well presented and evoked great appre- citation. Refreshments were served and the evening was very enjoyabIy spent. One candidate was initiated The committee on entertainment con- sisted of Robert 0. Bright, Charles H. Coyle and John Kessel.
 Robert 0. Bright sails for Europe on a business trip April 16 and will be away about two months
 Nearly two years ago George Brad- ley of East Haven was accidentally shot in the leg by a stray bullet from a revolver. All efforts at the time to find the bullet were unsuccessful A few days since the wound became in famed and a bunch appearing, the bull let was easily removed.
 Bishop Brewster will visit Christ church, East Haven, on Wednesday,, April 6, at 3:30 p. m., and deliver a ser- mon.
 There was large attendance at the meeting of Hiram Camp division, s. Of T., Thursday evening. Nine candidatesS were received into membership, malx- ing twenty-seve since the team work began. After the clcse of the division exercises the members of Company BI gave the last entertainment of the se-s ries, with the programme as follows: Piano solo-Miss Frances M. Beach. Original essay--Mrs. E. l.. Smith. z Song-W. Fl. Pollard.
 Tableau-"See the Butterfly" Recitation--Mrs Eva Hanson. Temperance dia1ogue-"Wllo Killed Tom Roper?"
 Temperance reading-Mrs. A. F.
 Wackel.
 song-Miss Stella Hollister.
 Recitation-"Co Sign the Pledge'' Miss Florence Rose.
 Dialogue-"Aunt Becky's Advice to
 Jeddiah.'
 Duett-Misses Fenwick and Heany
 Tableau-"The Black Sea-
 Temperance reading-Mrs. D. IL: Smith.
 Song-'There is a Happy Time"--M Mem-E
 bers of the company. Original essay-Miss Nellie Preston. Dialogue-"Who Will Speak for Tens perance?"
 Reading-Mrs. Hattie Williams. Tableau-"The Young Grandmother." Piano solo-Mrs. Fenwick. | Tableau--"The Cross and Crown"
 Piano solo-Miss Edith Fowle.
 Original essay, written by Mrs. Charles French, read by Mrs. B. l.. Smith. Recitation-Alice Fowle.
 Reading-Mrs. S. A. Butler.
 Reading-W. H. Pollard. Music-Master Bertie Fowle.
 Song-"Father, Dear Father, Come | Home''-Mrs. Hanson.
 Tableau-"The Yellow Kid" Dialogue-"The Robbery" i Tableau-"Cake and Lemonade" At the close of the entertainment | the cake and lemonade were passed around to those present. The Judges | announced that in the team drills Com | pany B had won the race, having made | the most points. The decision was res | ceived with cheers. The team work is | ended for the present, but the good work that is being done by the division I will still go on and efforts will be made