The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-19
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
LARGE GRADUATING GLASS AT
 STRONG SCHOOL.
Meeting Of RectOrs' Aid SocIety-COm- ing Picnic of Myrtle Chapter, 0. E. s. To Celebrate Arcanum Day.

To Celebrate ATcanum Day.
 ThL graduating exercises of Strong grammar school will be held Tuesday afternoon, June 2S, at 2:SO. instead of Wednesday, as originally planned. The change is necessitated by the fact that NIT. Graves. the principal of Strong school, has been invited to speak at high school graduation in Tothiu, Mass, on Wednesday. The names Of the graduating class are as follows:
 l4irls-Anna Anderson, Bertha Ander- sGE, Florence Barnes, Della Beach, Florence Berger, Louise Borne. Flor ence Crockett, Susie Brown, Katie Bur we'll. Amy Coonan. Gladys Crossley. Margaret Curran, Anna Daley, Estelle Dennehy, Elsie Dill, Ida Dow, Nancie Dudley, Thora Ericsson, Ida Evarts, Florence Fahy, May Fahy, Ruby Elem ing. Minnie Gendall, Madeleine Gerwig, Goldie Gosselin, Edna Hatfield, Lucy Hetherington, Ida Kessel, Minnie Ma her. Laura Mann, Mary Marinan, Mol lie Patton, Ethel Pote, Jessie Ricketts, Maude Steele, Helen Stone, Hazel Stur- rup, Margaret Sullivan, Pearl Swan, Harriette Terry, Evelyn Thompson, Genevieve Tooley. Lila Wetmore.
 Boys-Ernest Anderson. Clarence Barnes, Ray Bennett, James Connor. Philip Connor. Ernest Cooper, David Curran, Henry Daggett, Russell De Baum, William Denison, Cladue Dibble, Wilson Emery, Arthur Engel, Gerald Fitzgerald, Martin Gesler. Ray Griffin, l Walter Hicks, Robert Hoadley, John Keegan, Harry Klarmann, Robert Layman, Edward Lowe, Malcolm Mac donald Charles Magoveny, Miles Mat 1 thews, Edward Morse, Timothy Nee nan, Frederick Pommer, Arthur Riggs Robert Scholl, Meyer Shapiro, Norman Shepard, Benjamin Sloane, James Stan- ton, George Swenson. AXel Tornberg, Leslie Tyler. William Wallace. John | Ward.
 MT. and Mrs. P. J. Mcclure of Ferry street left for Philadelphia on Wednes- day to attend the graduation of their son, Henry E., member of the dental department, University of Pennsyl- vania. Dr. McGuire will be accompa- nied by his classmate. pr. H. Logan upon his return to New Haven.
 The last meeting of the Rectors' A'd society of Grace church, Blatchley ave nue, before the summer vacation. wa; held last evening, when strawberry and ice cream festival, cake sale aLi( social was held.
 The graves of deceased members o Dayton Hook and Ladder company vii be decorated next Sunday. Most of tht graves are in the Fair Haven cemetery with few in the East Haven cemetery and delegations from the company W.l perform the duty of decorating Inc same. A marker of metal, bearing tho name Dayton" has been cast and on' will be placed on each grave. On Sun day evening the company will attend religious services at Ss. Andrews church, Four Corners.
 On July the Myrtle chapter, O. l. S., will enjoy it's picnic at Wallingford Members of other city chapters will at tend.
 Patrolman Shanahan, who is c, duty much of the time at the Cedar Hi; station, has returned from a three days visit in Torrington.
 On Wednesday evening the Roya Arch degree was worked on three mem bers os Pulaski chapter, Royal Arcl Masons. The last meeting for the sea son will be held next Wednesday even ing.
 Adelphi lodge. A. F. iS A. N., held meeting Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. Etzel of Fairmoni avenue i