The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-01-05
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM BOTH
SIDES OF THE RIVER.

Funeral of Richard ID. Hayden-War-
den and Burgesses of Fair Haven Ea 1t
Meet To-night-Housing Ice on Hem
ingwny's Pond-Adelphi Lodge In-
stalls Officers.
A committee has been appointed by
Polar Star lodge and consisting of John
Morse, Charles Jones, William Way and
Joel, T.. Rice, to arrange for the annual
entertainment, to be held probably this
month. The annual entertainment was
omitted last year, but it is the purpose
OF the lodge to have a very enjoyable
affair this SEASON.
Wells J. Bray and Henry R. Smith,
who have been i'll with grip, were out
again yesterday.
G. Amman of Lombard street is very
i'll with grip.
Herbert Barnes has gone to Chicago
on business trip.
The meeting of the warden and bur-
CESS Of Fair Haven East was to have
taken place on Tuesday evening, but
owing to the lack of quorum the
meeting was postponed until this even
ing.
Upson & Granniss began housing ice
at Hemingways pond Tuesday, and a
gang Of about forty men were at work
yesterday. Yesterdays storm thinned
the Ice considerably.
The funeral of Richard D. Hayden
was held yesterday afternoon from his
late home on George street. The enter
tainrnent was in the Fair Haven ceme-
terry. A delegation from the Union Vet
Grams union attended and members act
ed as bearers. Mr.. Hayden was a MEM
Der of the First Connecticut Heavy Ar
tilery and afterwards enlisted in the
Third Connecticut Light Battery, in
which he was commissioned lieutenant.
He had a distinguished war record.
The funeral of Mary widow of Mi
chael Callahan of 1888 James street will
be attended from st. Francis church
this morning.
In the account Of the election of Off
GERS of the Grand avenue Baptist Sun
day school the name of Mrs. l.. J.
Latta, the lady assistant superintend-
ent, was omitted
The funeral of Mrs. Lyman Nettleton
was attended Tuesday evening from the
residence of her son-in-law, Merritt l..
Benton, 372 Grand avenue, Rev. r. Il.
McNicholl officiating. Further funeral
services were held yesterday afternoon
from the late home of the deceased in
Orange and the interment was in the
Orange cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Sparks of ia
Blatchley avenue celebrated the thirty
eighth anniversary of their marriage
Monday evening by giving a whist par
ty. After the game fine luncheon was
served.
The annual installation exercises of
Adelphi lodge, A. F. and A. NJ, took
plae at Masonic hall, Grand avenue, on
Tuesday evening. The installing officer
was John o. Rowland, most worshipfuI
brother, assisted by Past Grand Master
Thomas Smith, who acted as grand
marshal Owing to the illness of G.
Amman, grand master elect, he was
not installed, and the treasurer, Will
liam Newton, jr., was also absent At
the next meeting the chaplain and mar
shal are to be appointed and it is ex-
pected the four officers will be installed
at that time. and it will be necessary
to secure special dispensation to OBJ
tain the authority. The appointive Of
ficers installed were: Adam Sattig. sem
Tor deacon; Julius e. Brooks, junior
deacon; George r. Button, senior stew
ard; William Hugenduble, Junior stew
ard. One candidate was inflated at the
meeting
The installation of the officers-elect
of Polar Star lodge, I. O. o. F., will
take place next Wednesday evening.
The officers are as follows; N G., S. M.
Fogg; vice grand, Bert Ellis; secretary,
Henry Kay; treasurer, Daniel HI. Gram
Miss. The appointive officers will be
announced in time for the installation
exercises.
A. delegation from Polar Star lodge,
]. o. o. F., attended the meeting of City
lodge last evening to witness the initi-
atory work by the team from the Past
Grands' association.