The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-22
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEW
ELECTION OF QUTNNIPTACK IT. &
 OFFICERS.

Important Meeting of Columbia CastIsi | -G. N. NettIeton er--suprome Com The work of double tracking the Fair Haven and Westville road from the East Haven line to Four Corners is be- ing pushed with great rapidity At the meeting of the Quinnipiao Hose and Hook and Ladder company
 held Tuesday evening Burton Bradley of Quinnipiac avenue was elected ass sistant foreman. No one is better Quals flied than Mr. Bradley to fill this posl44
 tion, he having attended every fire m
 the borough for the past twenty years,
 a record which it would be hardNto equal. There will be an important meeting of Columbia Castle, K. c. E., next
 Tuesday evening. The representative
 to the Grand castle will be instructed
 in regard to the castles position in ref- erence to the proposed state funeral
 aid fund. It has been proposed to
 have uniform benefit payable through
 the grand lodge instead of having each
 castle control it's own. s2
 The many friends of Oscar w. Cook.
 the New Haven bank watchman, sym
 pathize with him over the illness of hia
 wife, which has assumed Q dangerouhS phase, leaving diminishing hope of her
 recovery. A short time ago she was
 thought to be improving. Mrs. Cook
 is very estimable woman and MT. and
 Mr. Cook are old residents of Pierpont
 street. Ss
 The following letters are advertised
 at station A: John Gower, s. H. Buck. and Mrs. l.. Allen
 There was an ice cream sociable at
 the home of Mrs Arrietta Harrison, 77
 East Pearl street. last evening, under
 the auspices of the ladies of the Grand
 avenue Congregational church. AZ very pleasant time was had by all who
 attended.
 G. N. Nettleton of Lenox street, who
 have been suffering with appendicitis
 for about a week. is somewhat better.
 There were no very large catches Of < bass reported yesterday but Druggist
 Cannon landed three good sized ones.
 His companions also caught one. A
 Joseph w. Oviatt of Milford is visitA ing relatives on Houston street.
 Miss Hattie Dennison is visiting with Deacon and Mrs. c. H. Hubbard at their shore cottage, Hotchkiss Grove. Mrs. Kate Clark and granddaughter Kittie Campton of 103 Atwater street.; and Miss Villa Burroughs of 15 PerkinH < street, have gone to Newtown for q R two weeks visit. X It is reported that Fred M. Brown
 and Burton Bradley of Quinnipiac aWe-S
 nue are going up town to have thAi13 | eyes examined as the said member8 have become so poor that they cahnoty read the figures on yard stick. This accounts for the fact that they recently
 bought a piece of wire netting three feet long to cover the bottom of four foot bait car.
 Miss Nellie Kane of New York Is vis-s iting her cousins, the Misses Berger okA 216 English street.. a.:s a4ss 4s 4. At the June session of the supreme conclave, Improved Order of HeptasHI sophs, held in Boston, Elmer s. Wade
 was elected to represent that body aT the National Fraternal congress, which convenes in Detroit on Tuesday, Au-Ss gust 27. This congress is made up en-& tirely of representatives from the su-S prerne lOugeS or the leaulHs LTdNSr4HIN '
 orders of the country. Most of the \ delegates will probably put up at the Hotel Cadillac, which has large hall specially fitted for such conventions indeed, Detroit is said to be without a Y peer for convention city. The session will probably last until Friday night or Saturday morning, after which Mir. Wade will go to Rochester for over
 Sunday. The Sunday following he ex- poets to spend at Niagara, after which
 he will spend three or four days at the Pan American before returning home.