The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-17
FAIR HAVEN HAPPENINGS
ITEMs OF INTEREST FROM B0TH
 SIDES OF THN RIVER.

Resolutions on the Death of Letter Carrier
 Daniel P. Bree-New Haven O. E. to
 Meet in Grand Avenue Congregational
 Church Wednesday--Surprise Party Ten-
 dered Miss Ida Collins.
 Deputy Grand Chief Tyler, assisted by Grand Sir Herald Walker, Grand High Priest c. E. Jones, Grand Vice Chief Kelly and Grand Keeper of the EXchequer G. T. Jones, installed the of ficers of Columbia castle No 9, K. of c. F., at the last meeting of the castle. After the installation the company, which numbered about fifty, sat down to some of Noble Chief John Thonlp- sons fine oysters, besides other good things, the whole making up bounti- full collation..
 The class supper given few even ings ago at the home of George Robin son, Exchange street, was very pleas ant occasion. Those present were the members of Charles Cutts' Sunday school class of the Grand avenue Bap- tist church. The attendants included Charles Cutts, Eugene Jeffers, Harry V. Santry, Robert Covert, Joseph Ja- cobs, Mark Hare and Frederick Rott- haar.
 A birthday surprise party was tender ed Miss Ida Collins at her home, No. 152 Woodward avenue, Friday evening. The evening was spent with playing of games and other diversions At ten o'clock a spread was served. The call CTS included Pearl Porter, Myrtle Vie derman, Lizzie dagger, Clara dagger, May Stanton, Helen Stanton, Grace Meachen, Nellie Shaw, Mamie Young, Edith Anderia, Mae Rowley, Fred Vie derman, Royal Warner, Walter Pierce, Harry Pierce, George Martin, Bertie Mack, Walter Burwell and Walter Meekham.
 Miss Kate Bristol who for several years has been teacher in the Eaton school, has been transferred to room F Woolsey school.
 The sloop Flora, well known in Fair Haven, has been sold by T. l. Hammer of Branford to MT. Mason of New York.
 The yacht has wintered for several years at Graves yard and the latter re- gently rebuilt and enlarged the hull of the boat.
 A leave of absence has been granted to Miss Jessie w w. Smith, teacher in room No. Strong school, owing to ill- ness.
 l.. P. Deming, Walter J. Connor, T. l. Kinney and C. H. Conway are among the officers selected for the Redmond mass meeting.
 Company B, Loyal Crusaders, will give an entertainment tomorrow even ing in Sons of Temperance hall. Cake and cream will be served free to all present.
 George Talmadge of Talmadge street has purchased the Finch place in East Haven. The family of Mrs. H. Coe, MT. Talmadge's daughter, are now liv- ing in the place.
 o. J. Hull of East Chapel street is very i'll at Grace hospital He is suf- fering from heart disease. Nutmeg branch No. 10, Association of Letter Carriers, has adopted resolu- tions upon the recent death of Daniel P Bree, one of the Fair Haven carri- CTS. The resolutions have been hand somely engrossed by c. H. Blakeslee for presentation to the family of the deceased. The resolutions are as fol- lows:
 Whereas, It has pleased God in His wisdom to take from this world Daniel F. Pree:
 Resolved, That in him we have al ways found an earnest and faithful of ficial servant and companions; and 1t is | therefore
 Resolved, That while we sorrowfully but patiently submit to the will of Him who doeth all things well, we sincerely mourn him who has gone from us; and as token of our sorrow and of our sympathy with his bereaved family and I relatives we offer to them a copy of | these resolutions and we direct that l they be placed upon the minutes of l this association and be published in the local papers.
 | The meeting of the Christian Endeav-
 or union of New Haven to be held in I the Grand avenue Congregational | church on Wednesday evening promises
 to be gathering of much interest. An i excellent literary and musical pro- l gramme has been arranged and large
 attendance is promised. A quartette I consisting of Mrs. Clara Akerson, SO
 prano; Miss M. Frances Sharpe, alto;
 MT. Fred Post, tenor, and MT. Samue
 Seviere, bass, will sing. | Another rehearsal of the cantata ol
 Esther will be held in the chapel of the Grand avenue Baptist church to-mor. | row evening at 7:30 o'clock. Severa more singers are wanted for the cho. rus and any one wishing to participate l in the cantata is invited to be present | tomorrow evening.
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