The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-05-11
FAIR HAVEN HAPPENINGS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM BOTH
SIDES or THE RIVER.

ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM BOTH
SIDES or THE RIVER.
Elmer S. Wade Addressed the Madison
Conclave of Heptasophs In New York a
Few Days Since-New Division of Sons
ofTomperance organized-Other News
Notes.
Rev. DR.. Burdctt Hart, formerly of
Fair Haven, is in town visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Samuel Hemingway of
Temple street. He came on from Phil
adelphia to attend a meeting of the
Yale corporation. Another daughter,
Mrs. A. r. Perkins of Philadelphia, is
also in town. Yesterday she attended
the annual meeting OF the Womans
Board Of Missions at Center church.
Her mother, the late Mrs. Hart, was
for many years an officer Of the board
of missions.
order of Heptasophs, a few evenings
GolllCC dLlCliuSd ELL lIIpOiIsilll IlScllllS,
of Danbury conclave. There were also
present John w. Cruett, supreme or
ganizer, and Samuel H. Tatterstall, SUI
preme secretary. The next evening the
same officers attended a public meet
ing Of the Bethel conclave and the
members Of Danbury conclave were
also present. In New York Mr.. Wade
was present by invitation at large
meeting of Madison conclave and gave
the address Of the evening. At mid
night there was banquet and he made
patriotic address that evoked hearty
applause. At a meeting of the New
ark, N. j., conclave r. B. Farren of the
east side, member Of the finance COM
mittee of the supreme lodge, was pres
ent and delivered an address.
Robert c. Hart of the east side, local
agent for the Combination Ladder COM
pany Of Providence, sold the hook and
ladder truck recently secured by the
annex fire department.
Mr.. Perkins of this city will shortly
occupy his new residence or. Sanford
street, East Haven.
A number of the members formerly
connected with Hiram Camp division,
S. of T., are to assist in forming di-
vision at the -Four Corners. Seventeen
members Of Hiram Camp division have
handed in their designations and most
of them purpose to join the new divi
sion. There was formerly a division at
the Four Corners-H. H. Benedict divi-
sion-but it disbanded some time ago.
There are quite number there who
would join a division and it has been
thought that there will be sufficient
membership to organize considerable of
a society. A supper was held a few
evenings ago at the home Of Archie
Meigs of Wolcott street, one of the for
mer members of Hiram Camp division,
and a supper will be held Friday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Mary Perry of
Wolcott street, the proceeds to be used
in organizing the new division.
At the meeting of the Connecticut
League of Young Mems Republican
Clubs held yesterday in this city East
Haven was represented by S. w. F.
Andrews, Isaac Hegeman and D. W.
Tuttle. Mr.. Hegeman and Robert 0.
Eaton of Montowese were elected men,
bers of the executive committee, and
Mr.. Hegeman was chosen one of the
delegates to the national convention to
be held at Omaha in July.
Bert Adams will graduate at the Han
neman Medical college in Philadelphia
tomorrow. He has taken a four years
course and stands high in his class. His
father, DIR. G. B. Adams, owing to his
poor health, will be unable to attend
the graduation exercises, but his uncle,
DR.. NJ. J. Adams of West Haven, pur
poses to be present. It is understood
that young Adams will soon open an
office with his father at Grand avenue
and Bright street.
The entertainment to be given this
evening in the Fair Haven Congrega-
tional church is something unique. The
entertainers of New York city, LII B.
Cake and Ella June Meade-Cake, are
the best. Mr.. Cake is author of the en-
tire programme, one of the important
features of which will be a poem on
the battle Of Manila. This poem has
proved great success in New York
city.