The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-20
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
DEATH OF MRS. SIMEON CAMP
 EXCHANGE STREET.
Myrtle Chapter Holds Last Meeting of tho Season Epworth Leaguo's Lawn sociai-Close of the Sample sale-Other Interesting Items.

sociai-Close of the Sample Sale-Other
 Interesting Items.
 Mrs Camp, wife of Simeon s. Camp,
 died at her home, No. IA Exchange street, yesterday afternoon.
 Myrtle chapter, o. E. S., held it's last
 meeting of the season Thursday even- | ing and will not meet again until the second Thursday in September. The following grand officers were present: | Grand matron, Mrs. Hattie l. Burwell; l assistant grand matron, Mrs. Hattie l.. | Ewen; grand conductress, Mrs. Lucia | w. Stearns; assistant, Mrs. Lizzie c. Sawtelle; grand lecturer, Edwin s. Page; grand marshal, Mrs. Lima E. Andrews; grand Ruth, Mrs. Ella Lines
 Chapin; past grand matron, Mrs. An-s
 nie l.. Wolcott; past grand matron, Fl.
 c. Halliday. Mrs. Halliday is a member
 of Myrtle chapter. Past Grand Matron Sarah Wright was also present. There were interesting remarks made by
 most of the above named. The officers
 expressed themselves as well pleased
 with the work that is being done in this
 chapter Past Grand Patrons Charles
 H. Fowler and William H. Pierpont,
 members of Myrtle chapter, made ap- propriate remarks. During the meeting
 Mrs. Jennie Houston, in behalf of the
 chapter, presented Grand Matron Mrs.
 Burwel with handsome silver choco- late pot, in behalf of the chapter Mrs
 Burwell responded and said her mind would drift backward to this chapter
 1y,1 to f1,D ,1Jo it; and she would think often of the donors, especially when she partook of chocolate from this beautiful recepta- cle. The chapter room was beautifully decorated with potted plants, daisies and ferns. The occasion was enliv- ened with instrumental music by As- sociate Matron Mrs Kate Fowler and Worthy Patron Emory l.. Smith, who have done their utmost to make the meetings successful during their admins istration. At the close of the meeting all were invited to the banquet room. where ice ceram, cake and lemonade was served. Two hundred or more members of the order were present and one candidate initiated
 The Epworth league of the East Pearl street M. E. church will hold a lawn social this evening on the church lawn. Ice cream will be on sale and pleas ant evening is looked forward to- All friends of the league are invited
 MT. and Mrs. Porter Nortre, of New Britain, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. w. Phelps, of 69 Rowe street.
 The sample sale-two evenings closed at the Grand avenue Baptist church last evening. There was large variety of useful articles and the ladies were kept busy making sales. The articles were attractively display ed, thus making 8 good advertisement for the donors. There was large at tendance both evenings. The articles included food products, fancy and use- full goods, potted plants, books, candy and ice cream. The entertainment for Tuesday evening was arranged by Mrs. Howard Waters and the programme was as follows: Piano duet, Miss Su- sic Kanahan and Mrs. Howard Waters: vocal solo, Mrs. Henry Gesler; vocal 1uet, Two Old Maids,' Villa and Jet tie Burroughs acting chacade, ''An- swering an Advertisement" by Miss Ida Waters, Mrs Howard Waters, C. 3. Manwaring and Carl Lang; reading, Miss Ida Waters; vocal solo, Mrs. Hen- y Gesler; piano duet, Miss Kanahan ,nd Mrs. Waters.
 A big float of spiles for the new wharf to be built for the city at South End Is expected to arrive in few lays. The raft is being lowed from outhern waters The wharf is to be quilt by Captain T. A. Scott, of New london.
 Adelphi lodge F. and A. M, held Its ast meeting of the season Tuesday vening.
 Fred Potter, of Quinnipiac avenue, while wheeling near Ferry and Lonl- ard streets, Tuesday evening, ran into
 danger sign placed where the road- ray is being hardened. He was thrown rom his wheel and severely bruised.