The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-03-21
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
DANCE HELD At THE ENGINE
HOUSE LAST NIGHT,
New Rooms Being Fitted Up for Young
Mems sudden Death of Henry S.
Seeley from Heart Disease.

Adam Sattig. master of Adelphi lodge,
F. and A. M, entertained the officers OF
that lodge last evening at his home,
The officers are: f. l.. Hawkins, S. W.;
B. L. futile, j. W.; Charles Evarts, s.
D.; Fl. l.. Hayden, j. D.; William
IIesse, S. S.; w. H. Maybry, j. S.; E.
N. Holiday, tyler; William S. Rowe,
secretary; r. G. Davis, treasurer; w.
Il. Thompson, marshal. The company
We're entertained at supper and a very
pleasant evening was enjoyed. At the
meeting Of the lodge held on Tuesday
evening two candidates We're in
stalled.
The members of Quinnipiac Hose,
Hook and Ladder company held dance
at the engine house last evening. These
dances, which have been held every
month during the past season, have
proved very enjoyable occasions. Re-
freshments were served last evening,
and, despite the rain, there WAS a good
attendance.
Columbia castle, K. G. E., will be Wis
tied by the grand officers next Tuesday
CNCliAl5. bdll1utI Will 0CENCQ dud
it is expected that number of speeches
will be in order.
The dirt covering the new brick pave
ment on Grand avenue has been cleaned
off this week and the pavement now
presents a neater appearance. 1t is said
that this Is the first time the pave
ment has been cleaned off since it was
laid.
The Young Mems club recently form
ed is fitting up rooms over Gesler's BAR
Der shop, corner of Grand avenue and
Front street. The club has about fif-
teen members A new floor has been
laid in the main room, the sides are to
be wainscotted, walls repapered and the
woodwork painted.
The funeral of Wealthy, widow of
Charles Higgins, was held yesterday aft
ternoon. Mrs. Higgins died at the home
of her daughter in New Hartford, where
she had resided since the death of her
husband. She was seventy-four years
of age. Her husband who was for
years a well known tailor in Fair Ha-
ven, died several months ago. The in
torment was in the Fair Haven ceme-
terry. The funeral services were held
from the residence of her son, Charles
Higgins, jr., 165 Spring street
The funeral of Linus, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Linus K. Sprague, was held yes
terday afternoon from the parents res
idence, 122 Brownell street. The inter-
ment was in the Fair Haven cemetery. 4
The child was one year and two months
IF age.
Henry S. Seeley died very suddenly
at the factory Of the National Pipe
Bending company, where he was en-
oloyed, early yesterday morning. Soon
litter going to work he fell on the floor
and died instantly. The remains were
aiken to the undertaking rooms of Fl.
w. Crawford & Co. Medical Examiner
Bartlett was sent for and decided that
leath was due to heart disease. He
vas sixty-four years of age. He leaves
wo sons and two daughters. Mr.. See
ey boarded at the house of William e..
Monsell on Exchange street. The flu
leral services will be held from the
Memorial chapel tomorrow afternoon
It 2:30.
A. w. Beecher, Of Pierpont street, who
las been i'll for nearly ten weeks at
trace hospital has nearly recovered,
nd he was able to ride out for short
ine yesterday.