The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-14
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Officers of Fair Haven Lodge, No. g, De- gree of Honor, Installed Last Night; a Supper and Entertainment Followed Surprise Party Rendered. Miss Eleanor Coleman Other Notes.
 Officers of Fair Haven lodge No. 2, Degree of Honor, have been installed as follows: Chief of honor, Cora Clay ton; lady of honor, Minnie Huband; chief of ceremonies, Nellie West; re- corder, Carrie I. Mann; financier, Geor- gia M, Palmer; receiver, Fredericka Silk; inside watch, Anna Huntley; out side watch, John l.. Wetherwax.
 The officers were installed by Grand Chief of Honor Carrie I. Mann, assisted by Acting Past Grand Chief of Honor Mrs. Wadhams of Banner lodge No. l, Mrs. Green of Elm City lodge Mo- ', acting as grand lady of honor; Mrs. Jessie Hall of Silver City lodge No. of Meriden, grand chief of ceremonies; Mrs. OConnor of Banner lodge No. l. grand recorder: Mrs Brooks of Elm City lodge No. ( grand receiver; Mrs. F'arnham of Fair Haven lodge No. 2, grand guide; Mrs. Rung of Silver City lodge, inside watch. Owing to illness, Mrs. Emma Farren, who was to have been installed as past chief of honor, was not present. The New Haven lodges were represented, about twenty iron. each society attending. The Fair Haven lodge Is in Q fiourishing condi- ton. Tine three lodges in this city ini- tiated about one hundred members last year.
 After the installation exercises an en- tertainment WAS provided, consisting of music, recitations and speeches, and was followed by collation. served by the ladies. Among the delegates pres- ent was H. c. Voorhees, of Silver City lodge, Meriden.
 The oyster dredge boats resumed work down the harbor yesterday. The shops were one days supply short, as no catches were made Wednesday oW- ing to the thick fog which prevented the craft from navigating in the sound.
 Miss Eleanor F. Coleman was tender ed surprise party at her home, 69 At water street, by few of her friends Wednesday evening. There were inter- esting musical exercises. which included vocal solos by Miss Clark, piano solos by Miss Rodgers, Miss King and MT. Cronan, and rectations by MT Bradley. The music was followed by dancing, and fine supper was. served at mid night.
 L. J. Mundelin, deputy for Israel Put nam lodge. A. o. U. w.. will install the officers of that lodge this evening. Twenty candidates for office are to be initiated.
 Thomas B. Cannon has accepted a DO sition in Buffalo store and has lift for that city.
 The track layers of the Fair Haven and Westville Railroad company are laying the rails on the drawbridge. From present appearances cars will be rnnning over the new bridge in few days.
 Miss Belle Meigs of Wolcott street has returned to Georgetown with Mrs. Els worth Bennett and will remain several weeks. 5
 During the past year there were only five deaths in the village of Clintonville and three weddings. In real estate mat ters two sales of farms comprised all < the transactions
 c. w. Huntington has moved from East Haven to Pine street.
 Richey & Johnson have contracted te build the engine house on the new draWbridge. They were delivering the materials yesterday and will begin work this morning.