The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-01-22
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ITEMS or INTEREST FROM BOTH
SIDES OF THE RIVER.
Notable Meeting of Quinnipiac Conclavey
No. Is, I. o. of H.-Officers of East Rock
Lodge, A. o. U. W. Installed Thursday
Night-speciai Service for Mon at the
Grand Avenue Baptist Church.
The installation exercises Of Quinni-
piac conclave. No. 31S, Independent Or
der Of Heptasophs. held last Monday
evening, was the most notable event in
the history Of the conclave. The off,
GERS Installed were as follows G. Clif-
ford Foote, s. P. A.: Charles B. Rowe.
Al. Leverett G. Hunt provost; Henry
G. Russell, prelate: Al w. Beecher,
secretary; Walter r. Downs. treasurer:
Ezra Healy. financier; u. B. Camp, IN
spector; Charles L. Warder. warden;
A. L. Northrop, sentinel; trustees. John
Q. Rowland, Elmore s. Wade. Daniel b.
Cornell.
The assembly was called to order
by John o. Rowland, s. p. A. Al num-
Der OF prominent guests were present
and We're escorted into the lodge room.
Among the guests were Colenel b. MI
James. P. s. A.; John w. Cruett st BAL
timore, S. O.; Charles H. Ramsey of
Boston. s. T.; Roswell B. Farren, S. O.
F., John Macrille. chairman Of the
committee Of the supreme conclave on
the state Of the order; Frank r. Tyler.
p. S. O.; e. L. Clarke Of Brooklyn, MI
Y, D. 8. o.; A. c. German Of Me11-
den. D. D. s. A., Of District No. Al:
Elmore s. Wade, D. D. s. A., Of Dis
trict No. 40; 9. e. Rowe of Bridgeport,
alternate D. p. S. A.. Of District No.
80; and also the alternate district depu-
! ty OF District No. Al Of Naugatuck.
The officers We're installed by Elmore
| S. Wade Of this city. Frank p. Tyler 81
this city acting as supreme Inspector
the chairs being filled by the several
supreme officers. Mr.. Wade filed the
| office Of installing officer in an excel
lent manner. He Is doing good work
| for the order and is recognized as one 81
the most earnest workers. The supreme
organizer presented to G. clifford Foote,
the retiring archon. past archon'
badge. Mr.. Foote replied In suitable
language. Five candidates were iriti-
ateds After the installation exercises
the company adjourned to the ban
| quet room, old Masonic hall, II Grand
avenue, where a fine banquet waa
| served. There We're speeches, congrak-
! ulations, etc, thus winding up one Of
the most interesting Heptasoph gath
erings ever held in this city. SI Il
The officers Of East Rock lodge IA. g, Y
Y. W., were installed Thursday ave.
ming by E. e. Mix Of Israel Putnam
lodge, the lodge deputy, assisted by
officers OF the latter lodge. Mr.. How
ard acted as grand guide and Walter
Leigh as p. GIN. w. After the install
lation refreshments were served ana
speeches made by ]. C. Gallagher, Wal
1 ter Leigh, 3. 3. Mix, Mr.. Isbell ot I
West Rock lodge, and Mr.. Shearer OF
| Sterling lodge. There was a large att
tendance and 1t was very enthusiastic
gathering of workmen
There will be special service for
men at the Grand avenue Baptist
church Sunday evening. Dr.. Sage ii4 H.
vited the employees Of the rolling mill
to attend and between fifty and one
hundred are expected at the service.
including the president of the COM
pany, Pierce N. WEIGH. DR.. Sage Will
preach on THE Manliness Of Christ
4 r. G. Hart, the choir leader, has ar-
ranged special music. All men are iii-
vited to attend the service.
A few evenings ago Mrs. Charles VIII
| son Of 81 Saltonstall avenue entertained
a few Of her friends and received q
number of gifts, including a large pic-1!
ture Of her adopted daughter, the late
| Millicent Wilson. The picture is on ex
hibition In Conway's drug store. The
painting was executed by Mrs. Coombs.
The Ladies' Aid society gave an ex-
cellent supper and entertainment in the
parish house of Grace Episcopal church
Thursday evening. The programme
| was participated in by little Nellie
Meickle in songs; Edna Simms In reel
tations; Eddie Andrews, violin selec-
| tions; Nettie Brett, banjo solos, and
! Frank Nettleton in Rotations.
Laurens r. Prior and Miss Agnes
Helm, both of Brooklyn. N y. were
married in the rectory Of Grace Episco-
pal church Thursday evening BY Rev..
/ Percy Barnes Mr. Barnes also off1-
ciated few evenings ago at the mar
riage of Miss Rosa Pratt, daughter OF
| David and Alice Pratt OF Westville,
and Richard Fansett. Mr.. Fansett + a
grocer at the corner Of Chapel and Pop
| lar streets.
| A series Of praise services are to be
| given on Sunday evenings at Grace
| Episcopal church under the auspices OF
the young people of the parish. The
first service will be held tomorrow
evening at 6:15 o'clock.
FAMOUS CHESS PLAYER.