The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-02-12
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ROYAL ARCANUMITES TO OB- SERVE LINCoLNS BIRTHDAY.

C. E. HoadIey to Deliver Address-O Ocean
 Steamer Attracts Attention-Other
 Items of Interest.
 Live Oak council No. 1927. Royal Ar canum, issued yesterday the following to each member:
 "We will celebrate Lincoln day with an entertainment at the council rooms, Thursday evening, February 12. The committee have prepared programme to consist of readings, illustrated by stereopticon, and also with local views which are very interesting. Carleton E. Hoadley, grand secretary, will de- liver short address appropriate to the occasion. The stereopticon views will be given by Brother George s. Adams, who has given much time and study to this line, assisted by a local lady read CT. It is our endeavor to give an en- tertainment and social time for the members, their families and. friends, if possible, those whom you may wish to see members of the order and we trust the members will turn out in large numbers and show their appreciation of the work done by the committee. The regular meeting of the council will be held at 7:30 D. m. in the banquet room, the entertainment to commence at o'clock. Light refreshments will be served in the ante room. s, ..H-- Per order of +s s, Arthur Sherwood, chairman. :, Attest: John w. Kessel, Secretary" The steamer which brought steel bil- lets for the National Wire corporation has sailed. During the stay of this craft, she attracted considerable atten- ton, as it is not frequent that an ocean steamer comes up to, the Fair Haven wharves. .,-ff-, ;, .;. .: ] A delegation from the Dayton Hook & Ladder company of Four Corners att tended the firemen's s dance in West Haven on Tuesday evening. .sz# f | The condition of Lester F., Mallory, who has been critically i'll, was report ed to be about the same last evening. MT. Mallory has been unconscious most i of his illness, from apoplexy,s. but one day this week he regained his facul- ties. Later convulsions developed. He has lived longer than it was expected 1 William H. Preston made business I trip to New Britain and Hartford yes- l terday. .. r l The Dragon whist club meets next Tuesday evening with MT, and Mrs. William A. Warner of Clinton avenue. The meeting last week was held with MT. and Mrs. W. S. Moyle of Woolsey street. ..., ,.lg;.: ..,@ ;
 The hearing in Hartford on the peti- tion of various citizens in the lower part of the borough of Fair Haven East to be set off from the borough will be heard before the committee on cities and boroughs next Tuesday.
 Genevieve, the little daughter of Mir and Mrs. John H. Thompson, of 346 Lenox street, celebrated her sixth birthday Saturday afternoon by invit- ing twenty of her little friends to her home. Assisting Mrs. Thompson in re- ceiving and entertaining the young people were Miss Louise Thompson and Miss Bertha Wright. There were games and other ,amusements, light refresh ments were served, and the occasion proved very pleasant for the little peo- pie. Each little visitor had a birthday souvenir and wished Genevieve many more happy birthdays. Those present included Doris Cannon, Mildred Mans field, Edith Nettleton Richard FL dridge, Dorothy Hemingway, Marjorie Hemingway, June Colt, Bessie Colt, Ida Connell, Marguerite Gertsch, Gertrude Hathaway, Russell Hathaway, Kenneth Alling, Robert Irvine, John Tracy, Mill dred Thompson, Philip Tracy, Florence Burton, Genevieve Thompson and Helen Peterson.