The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-19
LATEST FAIR HAVEN
STRONG SCHOOL PUPILS GXE4T(f
 DESERVING POOR.
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 At the Strong school the pupils r bringing supplies to be dispensed tD Hg1 serving families at Christmas. Alra93 there has been collected quite a air
 tity of provisions, garments ani. ~
 articles which can be utilized f0 2 vantage. f{!Y The Fair Haven schools will clO1&2
 Friday for the holiday vacation
 will resume January 9 Ss Sl$3
 special meeting of Live Oak o6
 Gil, No. 1927, R. A., will be held "
 evening at 7:sO o'clock to take 4cfI2
 on the death of Roswell B, Farreh. @
 Miss Kate Tuttle, teacher fil Eg$}I
 Lloyd street school, is at home TIT f
 Miss shanley has taken her place
 About 100 Fair Haven Mason$
 insured in the Masonic Mutual B&l
 association which has applied f8s
 placed in the hands of a receiv1fa
 ". Crawford has for many yesxE
 treasurer of the association. H&S will be necessary to wind up III ' i 2 Some of the local members hHd sg
 nearly $1,000 in assessments. lI X 435 cline of the association Is atfritySY largely to the fact that in recent $1
 but few have joined and the ni3Iii ship had steadily declined Fl NH B the members are too old to j0ifi 62 beneficial orders. z, K Y zx
 The organ recital to be given tlli3 ening at St. James church by Ch A. Page, organist at the churril. p3Y ises to be well attended. MT. PHR& be assisted by Wirt Foster Smit A linist. An excellent programme been arranged and many prot1liri& &2y H Y musical circles in this city will &t3 At 6:3O o'clock the ladies of tfs N i aid society will hold their forth supper, and doubtless those atfxuU will remain for the recital later. s ||
 The ladies guild of Christ church, East Haven, held a Very TIT cessful entertainment yesterddY town hall. There was sale o6 d aprons and fancy articles suitable Christmas gifts, from to o'cIocj M; in the evening a musical and aif6{ entertainment was given and I'll enjoyed by those attending. Th{6 by informal dancinr X cream and lemonade was also A0I{ x }s2 is believed that considerable 6ti3S realized to be devoted to churDk l( poses. v N S5ll lH
 The news of the sudden death 6f J. H. Thompson of East Haven gv received with surprise and regretbY friends. He was attending the xSSG of the board of agriculture atN4X port and died very suddenly Tl4 evening from an attack of ap6}3 He was we'll known farmer, ana Af ! great deal of interest in agriciiIEl His age was about sixtY4 q ( years. MT. Thon1pson leaves a Witl6 md son. He was a delegate t6 a4 Iii board meeting from Foxon granl " x Sf$
 Recent planting in Mystic river he operators to the belief that 3 ground is better for oyster cu1tiyNfj han Providence river These Gf0fSX ire to be restocked next spring. ] small river. but most of 1t iD dV&l[ lble for oyster cultivation, spot ~ muddy bottom south of the r8fIxDSf5 excepted. A Gr6enu6Nf ornpany has been planting excluSiy<3 bove the drawbridge. N < sS
 The funeral of the late H.. J.s H thompson will be held from his lSf& esidence in Foxon on Friday at F Y3s q. and the burial will be in the MoYitos 1ese cemetery. 8sgysS
 The burial of the late Jarvis Josl J of this city, took place In E$y5 rgreen cemetery yesterday afterno62Ie Ie lev. E. w. Stone officiated. The fx N lains were brought here from PallSk " B, N. J. s'4W W The anniversary celebration of Ad6J4x hi lodge. F and A. M. held Tue61x fight was 8 very successful affair. bite the storm about 175 people NSx resent, nearly all the city and neiHI{s orhood lodges being represented 4Q as the regular installation of thSS Uk % cers elect, which was conducted &G5 1rding to the interesting ritual oS tf( rder. This was followed by ansl \ X client banquet. S HtC REyVTSEn FRMNcIJ pRnrrtNf71<