The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-01-03
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
L1EIES OF INTEREST FROM ROTH
 SIDES OF THE RIVER.

New Years Reception by Hiram Camp
 Division to Loyal Crusaders-A. o. U.
 w. and Degree of Honor-AdeIphi's
 Funeral of Mrs. Street.
 East Rock lodge, No. 3S, A. o. U. w., and Degree of Honor, No. 2, will com-
 bine forces and celebrate a double in- stallation at the regular meeting of
 East Rock lodge next Thursday even- ing. The event promises to be a joyful affair for those present. The ladies of | tees, are determined in their efforts to demonstrate their importance as an auxiliary and assist in the event with mutual and material exempliication. 1 The double installation is an opening chapter of many pleasant offices where at the members and wives can find l pleasure and good cheer. All the mem bers and their wives are welcome to the entertainment. After a short business session the lodge will close and open under installation. There will be re- treatments, music and song in addition [ to installation ceremonies.
 The installation of officers-elect of Adelphi lodge, A. F. and A. M., will take place this evening. It is expected that representatives from other lodges will be present.
 There are many cases of grip in East Haven. Among those who are i'll are J. D. Foote, Mrs George H. Cooper, Mrs. F. H. Pardee, MerWin Hemingway, Dennis Fuckers family of six ex-Se- lectman Edgar Hemingway and F. H. Todd. Miss Maud Haight of Foxon is i'll with the disease.
 A few flags were hung out yesterday in commemoration of the evacuation of Cuba by the Spaniards.
 MT and Mrs. James F. Rree arrived home from their wedding tour yester- day.
 On the east side early yesterday morning the thermometer stood at be- low zero, the coldest in three years
 A New Years reception was tendered by Hiram Camp division, S. of T., to the members of Company E, Loyal Crusaders, yesterday afternoon, at their rooms in the Central hall building. Din- ner was served to about eighty. A short address was made by Rev. pr McNicholl and the children recited their pledge. Mrs. C. W. Kannahan of the w. c. T. U. was present and assisted in the exercises.
 The members of the Calumet club dropped into the club rooms yesterday afternoon and evening for the New Year reception, exclusively for members of the club.
 Major Luzerne Ludington, who has been i'll with grip for a week, was able to be out yesterday.
 Mrs Sarah Netteton mother of Ms. NJ. L. Benton, died at the home of her daughter, 372 Grand avenue, yesterday, at the age of seventy-f five years. Her home was in Orange and she came here on visit. The funeral will be con- ducted from her late home in Orange on Wednesday,
 The funeral of Mrs. Maria Street, wife of Town Clerk Augustus Street, was held from her late home on Thompson avenue, East Haven, yesterday after noon, Rev. D. J. Clark officiating. There was large attendance of relatives and friends
 pr. Horton of Bristol has taken the office on Atwater street formerly occu- pied by Dr. Boyer, Dr. Boyer is now surgeon in the army and on duty in Porto Rico
 Mrs. Friend Fl. Francis of Clinton avenue is i'll with grip.
 The installation of the officers of Fort Hale lodge, N. E. 0. F., will take place l Friday evening. It is expected that Fl. E. Sargent, the lodge deputy will be | the installing officer