The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-01-10
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS


OFFICERS OF FAIR HAVEN LODGE
INSTALLED MONDAY NIGHT.
Herbert Boynton Able 10 be Around
Funeral of Joseph r. schappa Took
Place Yesterday Morning Big Cargo
of Coal Coming TO Fair Haven.
At a meeting of Fair Haven lodge,
Degree of Honor, A o. y. W., No. 2,
held in the A. o. U. w. hall on Monday
evening, the past grand chief of honor,
Mrs. Wadhams, installed the following
officers for the ensuing year: Past chief
of honor, Minnie S. Hubon; chief of
honor, Jennie A. Moran lady of honor,
Mrs. E. r. Teeter; chief of ceremonies,
Florence e. Booker; usher, Jennie M.
Green; secretary Carrie |. Mann; finan-
cier, Mary A. Sheridan receiver, Fred
erica j. Hugenduble; inside watchman
Mrs M. E. Sheffler outside Waterman,
Emory l.. Smith.
Members of Banner, Elm City and
Derby lodges We're present 1t was a
public installation. Music was furnish
ed by the A. o. U. w. orchestra. After
the installation turkey and oyster sup
per was served and was greatly enjoyed
by the one hundred and fifty persons
present In behalf of the lodge Mrs.
Wadhams, P. G. c. of H. in an appro-
pirate speech presented to the retiring
chief of honor, Mrs. Hubon handsome
past chiefs badge.
On Thursday evening, January IL,
Myrtle chapter, o. e. S., will install Of
ficers, after which a banquet will be
served.
The installation of officers Of Fair Ha-
ven lodge, Empire Knights of Relief,
No. SO, will take place at A. 0. U. w.
hall on Friday evening.
Rev. F. d. Ludington Of North Ston-
ington formerly of Fair Haven, is this
week assisting Rev. H. M. Wolf, jr, in
extra meetings at Waterford.
Company B, Loyal Crusaders will
give an entertainment in Odd Fellows
hall on Friday evening, January ~, at
o'clock. There will be music and recit-
ations by the children and also by MEM
DeIS VI I1lIdHl CdIIlp uiN icioii, % VI l.
The members of the company will be
given free tickets: all others will be
charged ten cents.
The junior officers of the company
were installed last Sunday by the wor-
thy commander, w. HI. Pollard The
officers are: Captain, Elmer Kalgren;
lieutenant, Annie Walters; marshal,
Mabel Brown; herald, Bonnie Buck
man; boy ensign, Frederic Hudson; girl
ensign, Gertie Hanson; boy banker, Ar
thur Phillips; girl banker, Leah Phil
lips; guard, Clifford Goodsell. The com
pany meets every Sunday afternoon at
8 o'clock in Odd Fellows hall.
Charles Palmer had a gang of men
at work yesterday putting UP gang
way for housing ice. The ice is now
nearly thick enough to cut and the pres
ent cold weather will soon make it in fit
condition to house.
The funeral of Joseph F. Schappa
took place yesterday morning from his
late residence, 102 James street, and lat
err from ST. Patricks r. c. church,
where requiem high mass was cele-
brated There was large attendance
of relatives and friends.
Mrs. James F. Hunter of Ferry street
is visiting her parents in South Weth-
ersfield.
The Ideal Whist club will meet on
Thursday evening with Miss Prodigy of
149 Pine street.
Herbert Boynton, son of Theodore
Boynton of 273 Lloyd street, who was
attacked with an apoplectic fit at the
Strong school a few days ago, was able
to be out yesterday.
William G.. Savage Of Ferry street has
returned from Chicago
Herbert B. Van Name and w. S. |
Bishop have purchased new automo-
bles
H. Konold & Son have a barge on the |
way here with 1000 tons of coal. The |
coal will be welcomed on it's arrival, as
the supply among the dealers is quite
low.
Charles Belden of Front street, who
has been seriously ill with typhoid fe-
yer, is slowly improving.
At meeting of the board of trustees
of the Grand avenue Baptist church .
held Monday evening Nelson A. Beebe
was unanimously reelected church col
lector. He has filled the position with
great acceptance for the past twelve
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