The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-02-02
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
FEATURES OF THE ODD FELLOWS'
COMING BIG FAIR.
Mrs. Hammond of Meriden-Interest-
dents-Came Near Being Very Serious.

ing Lecture by MIR. Irvine-Two Acct
dents-came Near Being Very Serious
The Odd Fellows fair to be given by
Polar Star lodge beginning the evening
of February 16 promises to be the bes
of these annual affairs the lodge has
ever given. Season ticket holders will
share in the distribution of a number
of prizes. The first prize will be $500 II
gold. The management will put out
more money in the entertainment fea
ture than ever before. There will be ar
entertainment and dancing every even
| ing. On the evening of Washington
birthday the entertainment will be CIV
en- by a fine company Of eighteen mem
bers.
| The funeral Of Alvin r. Rose was con-
Quoted yesterday afternoon from his
late home, No. III Quinniplac avenue.
Rev. A. F. Irvine OBLIGATED. The bear
ers were railroad men, acquaintances of
the deceased The interment was in
Fair Haven cemetery.
The New Haven Congregational club
will meet next Monday evening at the
Grand avenue Congregational church.
The speaker will be Mrs. Mabel LOOMS
Todd of Amherst, Mass, and her sub
ject will be IAN Old Autograph AL
bum" Supper will be served by the la
dies of the church.
A large delegation from the Ladies'
Aid society of the East Pearl street M.
e. church went to Wallingford on the
noon train Wednesday and visited Rev.
and Mrs. Frederick Hammond, who
were formerly of Fair Haven. Mr..
Hammond is pastor Of the Wallingford
M. e. church and his father was for
merly pastor Of the East Pearl street M.
e. church. The ladies carried refresh
ments and served fine turkey supper.
Mrs. Clarissa Sanford, Mrs. Hammond 8
mother. who is visiting there, is one of
the oldest members of the East Pearl
street church. The afternoon and even
Ing was spent in a social way with
games, music etc. The party returned
on the p. M train after most enjoya-
BILE visit.
Those who went were Mr.. and Mrs.
James Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs John s.
Sanford, I'd, Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Slater
and daughter, Mrs. George Stevenson,
Miss Nellie Stevenson, Mrs. Edward
Holiday, Mrs. George Dayton, Mrs. Low,
Mrs. Shaver, Mr.. and Mrs. Serene Hop
kins, Mrs. Harriet Hopkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs
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Mrs John Damn, Mrs. Ozro Talmaage
Mrs Charles O. Francis and Mrs. Stew
art Morgan.
Rev. A. #. Irvine gave lecture We'd
nesday evening In the Second Congrega-
tional church on ireland" Mr. Irvine
gave very interesting narrative Of life
and customs In Ireland, illustrating
with one hundred fine stereopticon pic
lures. One Of the views showed the
house in Antrim in which he was born.
The last view showed the interior of the
Second Congregational church and elc-
tied hearty applause. A large audience
was present, which included many from
the city. The proceeds are to be devot-
ed in aid Of the social settlement, which
has in view the founding of mission
house on Franklin street
Yesterday was one OF the coloest Gays
OF the season, there pelng only one cola-
err ana that IN the month OF oecempsr'
STANDARD thermometers registered ue-
srees above zero, out III very colo places
the zero marx was reached. Inc ice
men are happy, as they nave reasona-
PIE assurances thal ,hey WIN pe apie 10
MI their houses WIN me ICE
several coai poats were lowed up 70
'he MIL river WharVes anu the ciiaIihei
was open iasl evening, put theIe - pros-
pect that II VIII De Closed with ice TINS
oyster steamers are likeiy 10
encounter ice this morning N going
aoWn TO tne narpor oeus.
Last SUNDAY morning TWO accidents
nappeheu 10 fair raven women Wnicn
anne near proving very serious MOST
-ortuhateiy' however, nei.Her was IN
'ure0' MIS- Mary a. rrice' tne wei
SnoWn nurse, OF ENchalise street. VINO
. attehulhs MIS- .. =. Dlpoie ol orange
'treet curing her Illness ~ ishtlis 4
match accldentally set nre 10 her dress
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