The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-04-19
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
QUARTERLY MEETING DISTRICT
DIFISION, S. OFT.
Some of the Delegates Prescnt-Oiscus-
sion Over the Loyalty Crusader Work
A. IF. TibbaIs Elected-PuDllc Meet
Ing HeId-E'umcral of Mrs. Barnes.

The quarterly meeting Of the district
division No. /, s. of IT,, was held yes
| terday afternoon with Hiram Camp d.
! vision at their hall on Grand avenue.
| The delegates included A. f. Tibbals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartholomew and Mr..
| Brown of Harmony division of this
city, Mr. Rice of Branford division.
Mrs. Barry of Resolute division of Mer-
iden, w. H. Pollard, Mrs. Waeckle, Mrs.
Louise Hudson, Miss Florence Hudson
and Miss Kate Darby Of Hiram Camp
division, and there were representatives
from Sheldon division. Mrs. Hattie
Barry Of Resolute division of Meriden
was secretary and A. F. Tlbbals of Har-
mony division presided
There was a discussion over the Loyal
Crusader work in which Messrs. Brown,
Pollard, Tibbals and others participant
ed. There are two companies, each
with about two hundred members, in
this city-Company A Of Harmony di-
vision and Company B of Hiram Camp
division. 1t was the general sentiment
that this work should be taken up and
propagated by the divisions. Two COM
panies are being formed in Dixwell ave-
nue. and vicinity.
A letter of resignation as district wor-
thy patriarch was received and accept
ed; the resignation was necessary oW-
ing to her ill-health. A letter of SYM
patty was directed to be sent to her as
an expression from the division. A. f..
Tibbals was elected to the vacancy and
was installed. Mrs. Waeckle Of Hiram
Camp division was elected worthy as
sociate. Members of Hiram Camp di-
vision entertained the out-of-town dele
gates at their homes after the meeting.
In the evening most of those who at
tended the district division were pres
ent at a public meeting held in the
Ferry street church. Rev. DR.. w. l..
Phillips was the principal speaker.
There were several recitations from the
Loyal Crusaders
The funeral of Mrs. Augustus B.
Barnes was solemnized yesterday after
noon at her late residence on Front
street. Mrs. Barnes was a member of
the Grand avenue Congregational
church, and in the absence from town
of the pastor, DR.. Mitchell, the services
were conducted by the assistant pastor
of the Second church. Two hymns were
sung by quartette. There were nu-
merous floral offerings The interment
was in the Fair Haven cemetery.
The masters degree was worked Tues
day evening by Adelphi lodge, F. and
A. M. There was a delegation present
from Compass lodge of Wallingford and
Corinthian lodge of Northford and from
several city lodges, After the exercises
a banquet was served, at which several
speeches were made.
The class of 1900, Strong school, has
elected officers as follows: President,
l.. Lowe; vice president, r. Sloan; sec
er; class pin committee F. Nettleton,
George Sturges and F. Wood; color
committee, M. Storer j. Barnes and c.
Darby; class photographs, L. Hogan,
W. Hogan and G. Hills; class gift, j.
Norton, f. Chapman and l. Bright; dec
Grafton committee, G. Hugendubel, M.
Rowe and ]. Laden.
There was a large attendance at the
given by the ladies of st.
Francis church at Polar Star hall last
evening The programme for this even
ing is as follows:
Fancy dancing-Miss Cody.
Song--Miss Carroll.
Banjo soIo--Miss Annie Merrick.
w. Hamenick
N. Bancher.
Miss Myrtle Tenant had been added
to the programme of the entertainment.
She will render 1.-The Dance of the De-
mons"
Rev. DR.. Mitchell of the Grand avenue
Congregational church is visiting his
parents at their home in Virginia. He
will return in about ten days.