The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-18
t1IH AND 12TH WARD NEWS
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 East Rock lodge No. 38, A. o. q. w. is noted for the great success of its h. stallations and the occasion of Thurs day evening was no exception to this rule. Over eighty members of the or der met in the beautiful lodge hall al 25 Grand avenue to participate in the interesting exercises, including most or the grand officers and representatives from several sister lodges. The officers were installed by Grand Master work man Buckley, of Hartford, assisted py pr. B. l.. Lambert, deputy for East Rock lodge; Grand Recorder Knox Grand Overseer H. A. Keenan ana MT Ball After the installation there were speeches by several of the grand olli- cers who discussed the interests Of the new Connecticut jurisdiction and the benefits to be derived from the new plan of assessment. Under this pan East Rock lodge has received several new members and is in a. very encouI- aging condition. The brothers then ad- iourned to the banquet room, where re- treatments were served, a smoker en- loved and more speech-making was III order. The company remained unti midnight and the occasion was one or great interest to all Much credit IS due to the committee on entertainment of which J. P. B. Ricketts is chairman, for the success of the affair. The off, cers installed are as follows: Past mas D Workman, George A. Booker; foreman Emory l.. Smith overseer, MT. Grls- wold: recorder, Ezra Healy; treasurer, Friend H. Francis: guide, MT. Duffy; inside watchman. T. R. Cation; outs'oe watchman, Charles Bassett; represent aative to grand lodge, William Hugen- duble; alternate, Smith B. Turner. The evangelical meetings held at the Baptist church the past two weeks have been interesting, and several nave expressed @ desire to lead a religious life The evangelist, Rev. W. H. Hub , bard, who has assisted the pastor, Rev E. w. Stone, will be present at the ser vices tomorrow.
 James H. King and family, Of Far Haven Heights, who have been in the west for several weeks, are on the way home and are now at the Waldorf-Asto- ria in New York.
 At the Grand avenue Baptist church tomorrow the music will be as fol- lows:
 Morning.
 Organ prelude-Idylle ......... Mourlau Anthem-The Homeland .......-. Macy Offertory-Soprano solo-Come Unto Me ...........,............ Coenen Postlude in c ..................Sey .Seytreld Evening.
 Organ prelude-Cantilene ...... Saiome Anthem-My Faith Looks Up to Thee Basford Offertory- Saviour When Night In- wolves the Sky ........... Schneider l Postlude--Allegro .......,..... Naiknar John F. Schnautz, director; MISS An toinette Brett, organist.
 | George Wallace, of Fair Haven, has been re- e-elected secretary of Beacon lodge No. 69. N D. o. P, position he has held for several years, This lodge meets in Music hall building on Court street and has a considerable member ship of Fair Haven people. I Haven Heights, has been reelected a member of the board of directors of the l Calvary Industrial home
 Home council No. 1, Brotherhood of Relief, at the annual meeting this week elected John Hubbard president A. D. | Crane, vice president, and Edwin R, Slater, secretary and treasurer. Coun- ci No. 2 elected Charles O. Francis president, A. D. Crane vice president and E. R. Slater secretary and treas urer.
 At the meeting of the Masonic grand lodge held in Hartford this week it was reported that of the nine lodges which had done the greatest amount of work the past year Adelphi lodge of Fair Ha- ven was among the number.
 At the East Pearl street M. E. church Rev. pr. H. Frank Rall, pastor of the Trinity M. E. church of this city, will preach 'to-morrow morning at 10:30 The pastor, Rev. l.. R. Streeter, D. D.. will preach in the morning at Trinity church and in the evening at the Eas' Pearl street M E. church.
 Rev. Andrew Burns Chalmers return ed yesterday from Boston, where he assisted 1n the 1nSLdlldtluIi ul HIS plotil er-in-law. Rev. William Knight, as pas tor of the Berkeley Temple. MT. Chal' mers was present last evening at tho weekly prayer meeting of the Crane avenue Congregational church and wil preach there as usual tomorrow. His subject at 10:30 a. m. will be The Pow CT of Assoc 'ation," and in the evening he will preach about "The Worth 0! Weak Witnesses, The business men'' class meets at 12 o'clock to consider practical subjects, and Charles H Blakeslee is the teacher; all men art welcome. The Young Mems league meets in the church parlors on Monday evening.
 c. L.. Ludington & Sons are expecting A schooner-load of oysters from Nara. gansett Bay soon.
 Mrs. C. E. Bray, of Quinnipiac ave nue. is entertaining Mrs. Sarah Averill of Branford.
 Mrs. c. l.. Lewis, of Hartford, is wis itng her son, B. l.. Lewis, of East Pear street.
 William F Hubbard has stuffed ow in his market the bird was shot by bin in Foxon and was afterward treated by a taxidermist.
 w F Butcher, sexton of the Grand avenue Congregational church, who ha. been Ill for the past month, is able to bt | yNlao mt