The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-04-05
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS


Degree of Honor Entertninment--ste
ling Lodge-LenOx street Improve
ment-Grace Church Parish Election
Action of ST. James Church Regard
ing Death of MI. Chamberlain.
The Fair Haven Degree of Honor
No. 2, A. o. U. W., will give its hrs
annual entertainment and sociable IL
Polar Star hall this evening. The pro
gramme for the entertainment is as fol
lows: Overture, A. o. U. w. orchestra
address, Mrs. Carrie Mann; piccolo so
10, BERTHE Fowle; recitation, Miss Edit
Fowle; song, Hillhouse Chorus club
selection, New Haven string orchestra
song, Miss Alice Fowle; recitation, Miss
Edith Fowle; song Hillhouse chorus
club; selection, New Haven String or
chestra The committee of arrange
ments consist of Mrs. Jennie M. Moran
chairman; Mrs. Emma Feeter, Mrs. q
E. Cooper, Mrs. Susie Farnum, Mrs. w
G.. Hugendubel; Mrs. Henry WAYNE
Emory Smith, Mrs. Florence e. Booker,
Mrs. Henry l.. Nichols, N Farnum, w.
G. Hugendubel, Henry Way Emory l..
Smith, George A. Booker The enter
tainment will be followed by dancing
to continue until 2 a. m Ice cream,
cake and temperance drinks will be
served
Irma Compto1, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Compton of Atwater street,
who has been very i'll with scarlet fe-
yer, is nearly convalescent.
At the meeting Of Sterling lodge, A..
Q. u. W., this evening several members
Of East Rock lodge will be present. The
principal address will be made by L..
J. Mundelin and remarks will also be
made by J. p B. Ricketts,.
Henry and William Curtiss of East
Haven have gone to Westfeld. Mass,
where they have secured business sit
uations.
A plank walk has been laid in Lenox
street, from Amer street, 100 feet north
connecting with the concrete walk lead
ing down to East Grand avenue. 1t is
great Improvement, and has been con-
tributed to by people residing in the
vicinity. The enterprise was carried
out under the direction of C. F. Bates
of the National Varnish company
Mioo ANOld DdSe Is HOilG IIOll w elleS-
ly college for the Easter vacation.
At the last meeting of Saltonstall
lodge, N. r. O. p, of East Haven, a
visit was received from members of
Princess lodge Of Bradford The work
of Princess lodge was finely rendered.
At the meeting of the Boston West
Baptist school convention to be held to-
day at Brookline. Mass, Rev. E. G.
Sage, acting pastor of Emmanuel Bap-
fist church, Newton, will give all adj
dress upon the topic Making the Bible
Ours" At the morning service in the
Newton church Sunday Dr. Sage
preached short sermon from the
theme "Our Inheritance of Life" fol-
lowed by the observance of the Lords
supper. There was fine musical SER
vice.
A full attendance is requested at the
monthly meeting at the Home for the
Friendless this afternoon at o'clock
"A change in the time of the annual do
nation visit will be discussed and acted
upon.
The parish of Grace P. f. church has
elected officers as follows: Senior war
den, William s. Rowe; junior warden,
Thomas Rogerson; treasurer, Edward
II. Fenton; vestrymen, Sylvester j. Gill
bert, J. H. Reeves, Arthur j. Weld, Ed
ward H. Fenton, John Keast Fl. H.
Nettleton, John J. Willmott, William
Broadbent, H. H. Smith, C. H. Smith,
delegates to diocesan convention, Will
liam S. Rowe, Thomas Rogerson; alter
mates, Sylvester ]. Gilbert, Edward H.
Fentoa; parish clerk G. Fl. Smith.
At a nesting of the wardens and YES
trymen of st. James church held on
April 8, to take action on the death of
Asa l.. Chamberlain, for many years
treasurer of the parish, and a member
of the vestry, the following preamble
and resolutions were adopted
Whereas, 1t has pleased divine prov !
idence to remove from our midst Asa
l.. Chamberlain, for many years our
treasurer and associate in the vestry,
be it
Resolved, That in the death of Mr..
Chamberlain the parish of st. James
has sustained great personal loss, and
the community an upright, exemplary /
and honorable citizen.
Resolved That we extend to the be-
reaved family our heartfelt sympathy
in their hour of affliction, and that we
commend them to the Father of Mercies
and God of all comfort
Resolved, That copies Of these res
buttons be spread upon the parish rec
ords, presented to the family of the de-
parted and printed in the New Haven
papers.
Fair Haven lodge No. Q, D. of H.. A.
u W., will give their first annual en-
-ertalnment and ball this evening at
Polar Star hall. Grand avenue fine
has been prepared for
his occasion, after which the evening
Will be devoted to dancing
NEW MANAGER OF HALLOCK
COMPANY
w. A. Church of Waterbury has sew
red his connection with the c. S. Mer-
lick company of this city to become the
of the f. Hallock company of
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