The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-21
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
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Company B, Loyal Characteristic. Row lands Masonic cPromotion-Quinnipia Conolave-New Cemetery Map-Coming Banquet by MT. c. W. Bradley-Other Notes.
 John O. Rowland of Adelphi lodge, F. and A. M, was elected senior warden at the meeting of the grand lodge of Masons in Hartford recently. In two years more friends of MT. Rowland ex- pect to see him elected grand master. The representatives from Fair Haven at the meeting of the grand lodge were John o. Rowland, Harry K. Rowe, G. Ammann and MT. Juniver.
 The annual installation of the officers of Quinnipiac conclave of Heptasophs was largely attended and the exercises werd of an interesting character. The installing officer was Fillmore s. Wade. The lodge had as visitors number of the officers of the supreme conclave. They included Colonel James of this city, past supreme archon; B. M. Clark and MT. Cruett, both of Baltimore. su preme organizers, and Supreme Organ izer F. s. Tyler of this place. Speeches were made by the visitors and others. After the installation a supper was served.
 A new map of Fair Haven Union cemtery is soon to be made The pres ent map was made in 1886. There are 519 lots in the cemetery and the map is to be corrected up to date,
 Fort Hale lodge, N. F.. O. P, will be visited tonight by J. B. Weiant of New Britain. the grand warden, and several other. grand officers. It will be the semi-annual, visitation
 Some evening yet to be selected in the first week in February Charles w.. Bradley of the East Haven school man. agement win give banquet and socia- ble at his home in Burwell street to the members of the board of education and selectmen of East Haven, together with their wives.
 The two fire companies comprising the annex fire department-the Dayton Hook and Ladder company and the Hose company-are arranging for re- ception to be held next Wednesday eve ming to celebrate the completion of the llCW SllSlIlC llOQSG itSllCo oii Ol OSo avenue The new building is 25 by 40 feet and two stories. The joiners are now finishing off the rooms on the sec ond floor, but the building will be ready to open for inspection on Wednesday. A committee has been empowered to purchase new hose carriage, and a representative of the manufacturer is to come here to-day or tomorrow to close the contract with the committee.
 The entertainment given on Tuesday evening by Company B, Loyal Crusad- CTS, was largely attended and the pro- gramme was well rendered under the direction of Mrs. A. B. Wackel, super intendent of young peoples work. The programme was as follows:
 Fiano Solo-Miss Florence Hudson. Recitation-eNever Touch the Ruby
 Wine"-Iva Cripps.
 Recitation-"Selling the Baby'-Ethel
 Wolcott.
 Piano Duett-Miss Priest and Miss
 Cam.
 Recitation About, Boys"-Rob-
 bic Hanson.
 Recitation-Edith Fowle.
 Recitation-Annie Huband
 Recitation by five boys-"What I'll
 be-"
 Piano Solo-Nettie Stephenson. Recitation-Lulu Meeker.
 Song-Alice Fowle.
 Dialogue Capturing the Runaways' Recitation Learning to be a Man.
 Carl Bishop.
 Dialogue-"Cu a Drunkard''-B
 four girls
 Singing-"When Crusaders are Strong.
 er"-By the company.
 Miss Cam of Pine street has taker the position of clerk in c. M. Rexroth's news rooms.