The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-14
11TH AND 12TH WARD NEWS
THE PROPOSED CHANGE OF NAME
 OF STATION 4.
Subject-East Pearl Street Church Com ference-Mr. Streeter Unanimously Called for Another Year Other Fair Haven News

ferchce-Mr. streeter Unanimously
 Called for Another Year-other Fair
 Haven News.
 Several letters have been addressed
 to Congressman Sperry at Washington
 in reference to the proposed change of
 the name of station A. reply to one
 of these letters received yesterday
 says:
 q have received your letter in rela-
 ton to the proposed change of station
 A to Fair Haven station. l do not
 know anything about this matter ex-
 cept as letters have reached me from
 home. I suppose the postof1ice depart
 ment gave the order to change the
 name on the recommendation of the
 postmaster of New Haven. The req
 son for the change I presume was be-
 cause people do not know where
 station A is, but they do know where | Fair Haven is. However. this is a l matter that belongs entirely to the
 postmaster of New Haven, and the de-
 partment here. I think if you have
 talk with Mr. Howarth you may find some way by which this matter can l be arranged to the satisfaction of all parties.'
 1 The fourth quarterly meeting of the | conference year of the quarterly con-
 ference of the East Pearl street M. E.
 church was held Sunday evening Rev.
 Dr. Adams, the presiding elder, presid-
 ed and F. R. Slater was the clerk. It was voted unanimously to extend call fO I)n,, r D n n @r l pastor of the church for another year. 1 Supper will be served by the Ladies' | Aid society of the Grand avenue Con gregatlonal church Wednesday evening of this week. The social hour following | the supper will be enlivened by music and an after supper diversion provo | cative of much merriment VII be the five cent mystery table.
 R. T. Towner, letter carrier at sta tion A, who has been i'll for week. was again on duty yesterday, During his absence Substitute Albert Luding- ton has been the supply.
 Mrs. James O'Brien of S37 Blatchley avenue died yesterday from a compli- cation of diseases, aged about seventy years. She leaves a husband and two children, John Brennan and Mrs. Charles Menze
 Daniel Grady of 20 Poplar street died Sunday. The deceased leaves three daughters, Mrs. Patrick Kennedy Mrs R. Hourahan and Miss Sarah Grady.
 Jesse Bauer of Fair Haven, an assist ant purser on the Fall River line of steamers, has gone on vacation trip to Florida.
 r1a OF IIap ic tc;} ing NJ. F. Doty of Atwater street
 Myrtle chapter, O. E. S., has install ed officers as follows. Worthy matron Kate Fowler; worthy patron, Albert Halliday; associate matron, Gertrude Halliday secretary William H. Pier pont; treasurer. Anna Scholl; conduc- tress, Grace Simonds; assistant, Inez Denison; Adah, Ella Ford; Ruth, Etta Ford; Esther Clara Hillhouse; Electra, Lillian Strong; Martha Bernice Smith; warden, Entoka Lewis; sentinel, Ed ward Halliday; chaplain, Martha How ell; marshal Harriet Nichols; organist, Helen Meickle The officers were in stalled by Grand Matron Hattie Ewing, assisted by Mary Andrews, the mar shal In behalf of the chapter Mrs. Houston presented to Mrs. Hattie | smith, the retiring secretary, a hand some picture. Mrs Smith responded | and thanked the chapter. MT. and Mrs. | Meilfle enlivened the occasion with in strumental and vocal music. There | were about POO members of the order in | attendance At the close of the meet l ing all marched into the banquet room | where fine supper was served
 The regular literary meeting of the Epworth league of the East Pearl street M, E. church will be held with Mrs. Butterfeld, F Welcome street, on evening, January 1e to com mence promptly at 7:45 o'clock. All members and friends are invited.
 Miss Lizzie Decker of Hudson. N. Y. is visiting Mrs M. L. Smith of 14S Fer " street.
 The w. c. T. T. will serve dinner at noon to-day in their hall on Grand avenue. They invite all of their friends to attend
 Columbia castle, No. 9, K. G. E., will nave installation exercises In their hall his evening. It will be followed by a  The members of the Holy Name so- ( 'iety of St. Francis church are arrang- ng to hold an entertainment and dance tt Polar Star hall on the evenings of January 20, 30 and 31 The new steam chimney of the Ma iona Wire corporation on the east tide, near Qunnipiac drawbridge, is laimed to be the tallest chimney in the tate. It is 1S0 feet above ground and lie foundations are fifteen feet below he surface. The diameter of the inside | lue at the top is feet 4 inches and at he base, "A feet square. It is design d to care for a steam plant of over ,000 horse power. One of the new is completed, and a second | ne is in process of erection.
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