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LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS IN
MANY LODGES.

INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS II
MANY LODGES.
Interesting Ceremonies at Meeting o
Myrtle Chapter, o. X. 5. and Live Gal
Council, X. A,-sEnday Services I'm tn
Churches.
The recently elected officers of Myrtle
chapter No. s, o. e. S., were installed
on Thursday evening at their hall by
the grand matron, Mrs. Ruth Hontoon
and associate grand officers. About 20(
members If the order were present
Notwithstanding the severe storm
through which large number had g
long distance to come. The following
officers were installed for the ensuing
year: Worthy matron, Lizzie Holiday;
worthy patron, John Dayton: associate
matron, Carrie Hayward secretary
Hattie Smith; treasurer, Carrie Car
gill; conductress, Kate Fowler; asso-
ciate conductress. Jennie Moran: chap
lain, William Fl. Pierpont; marshal,
Amelia Cone: Ada, Kate Compton,;
Ruth, Lille Hesse; Esther, Inez Denni-
son; Martha, Clara Smith; Eleeta. Eve
lima Gibbs; warden, Marcio Finck;
sentinel, e. N. Holiday; organist. Edith
| Amman.
| The worthy matron appointed her
committees as follows Finance Anne
| liza Cone, Hattie Johnson. Joseph Holt
day; sick visiting committee. Mary
Wade Evelina Gibbs. Amelia Gone,
Hattie Smith; social, Jennie Houston,
Mary Wade, Lille Tasse, Emory l.,
Smith
After the installation the grand mat
ron, Mrs. Honboon, gave very inter-
esting account of the several chapters
of the order in this state and at the
conclusion of her remarks Attorney
Fowler, in behalf Of the chapter, in an
appropriate speech, presented to the
grand matron a handsome basket of
flowers. She thanked the donors for
their gift and said that long after the
flowers had withered and died Myrtle
chapter would remain fresh in her
memory. After a few remarks by the
several grand officers present, a fine
OluqQCl w Gus ClNGo W he AVU PlcSGul.
The officers-elect- of Live Oak coun-
Gil, Royal Arcanum, were installed
Thursday evening by w. r. Stanton, d.
D. G. r. of Bridgeport, with w. A.
Hatfield OF Bridgeport as grand guide.
The officers made speeches as did c. e.
Hoadley, G. V. r., of this city, and DR..
e. B. Griffith Of Bridgeport. Live Oak
council wa, congratulated upon its
steady growth during the past year
Two propositions for membership were
received In behalf of the lodge, the
district deputy presented to e. A. How
ard, the past regent, a handsome gold
jewel. A fine banquet was served TO
those present which included delegates
from Philip Fl. Sheridan, Hllhouse and
Davenport councils. Orator George w.
Barnes presided at the banquet.
Rev. DR.. Mitchell at the Grand ave-
nue. Congregational church will preach |
tomorrow morning on the subject
Judas, the End of Him." In the even |
ing he will begin series of revival SER
mons The first subject will be what
Must lido to be Saved?"ss
James e. Shay of Montowese fell on |
the ice yesterday and fractured his col |
larbone. He was attended by DR.. |
Thompson.
The revival services at the East Pearl |
street NJ e. church will be continued on
Sunday morning and evening and every |
evening during the coming week, Sat-
urday excepted, and also on Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday afternoons
at o'clock. The Rev. Louis johnson. /
the noted English local preacher and
evangelist, will preach tomorrow at
1890 a. m. and 1880 p. m. The Rev.
William Ross, whose addresses have
given such intense satisfaction at the
will preach again next week at the
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evening
1t is expected that the. Rev. A. d.
Miller, former rector of Grace p. e.
church. will offlciate at the 7;30 even
Ing service In that church tomorrow.
AT the Grand avenue Baptist church
the pastor, Rev. E. W. Stone, will
preach Tomorrow morning on the sub
ject, 1.-THE Title Deed of Heaven" and
in the evening his subject will be- "a
Great Truth from a Quaint Text"
East Rock lodge, A, o. u. W., will in
stall officers next Thursday evening,
b. w. PhelpS OF Exchange stree Is
seriously i'll with throat trouble. He
vas taken i'll last Monday.
Mrs. Herbert Barnes has returned
rom Philadelphia where she has visit
ID her son, Arthur D. Barnes and his
wife.
The pulpit at the Ferry street church
Will be occupied by the regular pastor,
Rev. c. j. Hawkins, on Sunday evening.
Miss Bertha M Raymond, solo soprano ]
# the Plymouth church, will sing at !
his service in place of the regular So ;
'rano, Miss Murphy. Musical pro- /
'ramme as. follows:
Softly, Now the Light of
Day. ....... ......... Schilling I
'hoir hynln-"Ssved by Grace.
.'.....- '.''.'.. SCeDD1nS
solo-"Come Unto Me-.