The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-01-09
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
INSTALLATIONS OF OFFICERS OF
LIVE OAK COUNCIL THIS EVENING.
Statement Regarding the Affairs OF the
Council Issued Yesterday by the Conn
mittee-Funeralo of K. IL. Davis Large
ly Attended Yesterday Afternoon.

Live Oak council, No. 1927, Royal Ar
canum. will hold it's annual installation
exercises this evening at O'Clock at
their hall, 25 Grand avenue. The COM
mittee yesterday issued the following
regarding the affairs of the council:
installing officer the grand regent of
the state, H. T. Matthewson of Milford,
assisted by other grand officers, and we
trust all members will be present and
give them rousing welcome Follow
ing the installation the committee Will
serve a banquet In the latter part
of March, 1902, the local councils of the
ROYAL Arcanum will unite in common
effort to substantially Increase the To-
cal membership of the order. plan
has been adopted to have all the local
councils meet in the latter part of
March in what is known as a class I'M
tiation In this united effort every
council will be represented in the
meeting, and in the ceremony of the
initiation. Every member of this
council is urged to bring in as many
applications as possible before March
1, 1902, in order that our own council
NAV be well represented in candidates
In this class initiation, This in an
effort in behalf of the Royal Arcanum
in which it is your duty as a member
to do your part 1t is the belief and
hope of the committee that at least one
hundred candidates will be initiated on
that night. Let us try to have our
council send as large a proportion OF
the candidates as any of the councils.
It's up to you"
George Chittenden who is with the
Warner Miller company is quite ILL., N.
Irving Harrison, who is employed by
the same company, who has been III
from the effects of cold, is able to be
out again.
Mrs. George Bulley of Blatchley ave-
nue. has returned from visit with
friends in Jersey City.
To afford room for the extension or
the car house Of the Far Haven ana
westville Railroad company on Fill
more street, it was necessary TO tear
down the Eagan house The addltonal
room will afford storage for many cars.
The jefferson company are repalnt-
ing the DR.. Thompson house at Grand
avenue and Atwater street, now owned
by F. e. Fowler.
The Consolidated road has been nav
ing excavated ditch two and one-halt
feet wide east of the track, beginning
st the upland and extending to Little
river. 1t is said this will greatly bene-
fit all the salt meadows on the east
side of the railroad and increase the
growth of hay.
The following petition Is pelhg clrcu-
lated for signature.
ITO the postmaster general: Having |
been informed that it is proposed TO |
change the name of our sub-statlon 10 |
The Fair Haven station, we, the resi-
dents of this section of New Haven de-
sire to demonstrate and to ask that the
present manifestation A, New Haven
be retained
An entertainment and dance will be
yiven at Polar Star hall this evening |
nv Perseverance council, d. OF L..
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gillern of the |
Morris Cove hotel and Edward j. Gill
Tern of Sd Ed street went to Forestvllie /
on Tuesday to attend the golden we'd
ding of their parents, MI and MRS.
James Gilern of that place
An installation of officers of Myrtle
chapter, o. E. S., will occur this even
ing.
Emory L. Smith has been appointed
ianitor of the A. o. u. w. hall.
The funeral of Ebenezes r. Davis OF
"a Perkins street was largely attended
Yesterday afternoon from the Memo
lial chapel in Fair Haven cemetery
Rev. Mr.. Stone officiating. delega-
ton from Admiral Foote post, g. A. H.
conducted the burial services at the
cemetery and acted as bearers.