The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-22
FAIR HAVEN HAPPENINGS
ANNUAL MEETING OF ADELPHI
 LODGE, F. AND 4. T.

NANN NcAA MEEiING UT ADELHHI
 LODGE, P. AND 4. q. Officers Were Elected Funeral of Mrs. Catherine ID. Hennessey Occurred Yes- terday Morning-Cadmus Club to Hold Their Christmas Meeting Death from Paralytic stroke-PersonaI and Social Mention.
 The annual meeting of Adelphi lodge, r. and A. M,Awas held Tuesday evening and officers were elected as follows: w. M., G. Ammann; S. w., Robert w. Ju- niver; J. w., E. L. Linsley; treasurer, William Newton, jr.; secretary Will liam s. Rowe; tyler, E. M. Holaday; trustees, William M, King, John O. Rowland and Seth w. Langley. The appointive officers will be announced at the next meeting, at which time the in- stallation will occur. The election was followed by a banquet, of which large number partook. There were represen- tatives present from nearly all the lodges of the city. There were several speeches and the occasion was greatly enjoyed.
 The funeral of Mrs. Catherine D. Hennessey took place yesterday morn ing from her late residence, 921 Blatch- law O on nIzj-I Francis church at o'clock. The bear CTS were Dr. Morris D. Slattery, Daniel M O'Keefe, Thomas J. O'Meara, Ed ward F. O'Meara, John w. O'Meara and William Flynn. all of whom were neph- ews of the deceased. Mrs. Hennessey was one of he oldest and most respected residents of Fair Haven She was over seventy years of age and resided here for more than fifty years She was the mother of twelve children, all but one of whom are dead. Her husband died ten years ago, since which time she had resided with her son, Michael Hen nessey, at 321 Blatchley avenue Heart failure, caused by an attack of grip, was the cause of her death.
 For several evenings past the young people of Grace church have been en- gagged in tying evergreen for Christmas trimmings which will be put up in the church on Saturday.
 The Cadmus club at their meeting this week with Mrs. McMahon of Blatchley avenue enjoyed an interest ing Christmas programme. It included songs by Mrs. Jackson and Miss Wood- in, piano solo by Miss Grace McMahon, an original story read by Mrs. Smith and current events, to which all con- tributed. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Jackson after New Years.
 John Fitzsimmons of 2S Dover street died Monday evening from the effects of a paralytic shock. He was widow CT and about sixty years of age. He leaves two married daughters. For many years he had been employed at the coal yard of E. M. Woodward.
 Justice John c. Fay of No. 80 Ex- change street, who has been suffering from "a severe attack of the grip, is convalescent and hopes to be able to re- sume business in a week hence.
 Emory U. Smith, telegraph operator for the Consolidatedroad, who has been ailing with the grip, is able to be out again.
 H. I. Barnes, the marketman, was taken down with the grip on Tuesday but he was able to be out again yester- day.
 It is said there is hardly house on Exchange street where there has not been a case of grip.
 The Christmas exercises for the Sun day school of the East Pearl street M E. church will be held on Monday even ing A Christmas cantata will be pre- sented, but the usual Christmas tree will be omitted
 The installation of officers of East Rock lodge A. o. U. w., will take place on the evening of January 5. The dis trict deputies will be the installing off cers The refreshments will be serveS by the members of the Degree of Homo, No. 2.
 George w. Dadmun has been elected treasurer and James N. Dadmun chap lain of the New Haven lodge No. 36 Marine Engineers.
 Rev. F. D. Ludington of Shelton, for merly of Fair Haven, has returned home from Great Burlington, Mass. where he visited his father, who has been very i'll.
 The funeral of EmoIyn H. Hinmar was held Tuesday at 2:30 o'clock anf
 
 was largely attended, despite the storm The deceased was the daughter of Mrs Jennie Chadeayne. She was sick only two or three days following an attack of the grip. Miss Hinman was only twenty-one years of age. She leaves 2 large circle of friends to mourn hel death
 Mrs. Patrick Fay of Foxon is very Ill., She has relatives in Fair Haven.
 Superintendent Mulvey of Station 4 has succeeded in making arrangements so that the station will be opeE from z to D. m. on Monday next. A mai will be received at p. m. and there WI be an outgoing mail at 8 o'clock. This is the first time this arrangement ha: been made on a holiday.
 THE HOCKEY TEAM.