The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-14
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
INSTALLATION OF REY. IR, CH4L.
 MFRS THIS EVENING.
The Programme for the Occasiun-A Troat from Buzzard's Bay-Funeral of ktns-Other Notes.

kins-Other Notes.
 The feast of reason and the flow o1
 soul characteristic of literary clubs was
 waived for the nonce by the Igdrasy
 club at it's meeting Tuesday evening
 the occasion being the first social func-
 tion of the season. The motto for the
 evening was Be merry, if you are
 wise" and merriment reigned supreme Its enlivination being reached in "Sil- houetts. The hostesses-Mrs. B. s. Adams and Mrs. Marcus Hemingway were complimented upon their very successful affair.
 At a social gathering at the home of F. R. Barnes two weeks ago, A. M, Chase of Marion, Mass, who was one of the guests, enjoyed the singing so much that he sent box of Buzzard' s Bay oysters in care of $. c. Burwell, with instructions to serve them up to the members of the Riverside quartette and their friends. The oysters, cooked in the very best style, were accordingly served at MT. Burwell's home, Friday evening. It was a fine oyster supper, greatly enjoyed by all and the only re- gret expressed was that MT Chase was not present.
 The installation of Rev. Andrew Burns Chalmers as pastor of the Grand avenue Congregational church will take place this evening, following the ec- clesiastical council to be held at D. m. The reading of Scripture will be by Rev A. F. Irvine of the Second Congre- gational church; vocation, MT. Clark, East Haven; charge to the people, Rev. F. R. Luckey, Humphrey street hurch; charge to the pastor and right hand of fellowship, Rev. w. l.. Phillips, D. D., Church of the Redeemer; installing prayer, Rev. Dr. Leete, Dwight Place church; installation sermon, Rev. Thomas Chalmers of the First Congre- gational church, Manchester, N. H., a brother of the pastor Those invited to the exercises include President Hadey of Yale, Dean Saunders of the Divinity school, Rev. Professor Brastow Rev. J. Lee Mitchell of Attleboro, Mass, Rev. William Knight, Fall River, Mass.
 The funeral of Julia A., widow of Elihu Larkins, took place yesterday af- ternoon from the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Harvey Robinson, of Ex- change street, Rev. Dr. Ferris of Cal vary Baptist church officiating. The bearers were four deacons from that church-Giles Potter, D. s. Cooper, F. R. Bliss and Merrill Lewis. The de- ceased was a member of that church many years and her husband one of its former deacons The interment was in Evergreen cemetery.
 Uncalled for letters at Station are: D. H. Burritt, Frank Burr, Miss Anna Carmen, Mrs. F. C. Godone care Mrs. w. Carroll, Mrs. Thomas Holmes, Al Der Silver, Captain David Studley care schooner w. s. Walker.
 The regular meeting of Live Oak evening at o'clock. The grand regent, H. I. Mathewson of Milford, is expect ed to be present and make an address. There will also be an initiation. After the council meeting the members will by invitation attend the meeting of Beacon Hill council to participate in the anniversary celebration.
 The mems supper given in the chapel of the Grand avenue Baptist church last evening was a great success. About 125 sat down to the first table. An ex- cellent supper was served by the men, but it ought to be said that the ladies did most of the cooking. The affair was under the auspices of the music committee, consisting of M. J. Barnes, c. D. Manwaring and Mark Hare, the proceeds going to assist the music fund of the church.