The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-09-22
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
WIRE CORPORATION ORGANIZES
FIRE COMPANK.
Columbia Castle, X. G. E.-FuneTaI of
MIR. Lancraft TO.dny-Home from
Canada-PersonaI, Etc.

MIR. Lamcraft TO.day-H0me from
Canada-PersonaI, Etc.
Curtiss Smith of Perkins street en-
tertained a classmate from the Pratt
Institute over Sunday.
Mrs. J. w. Kittell of Chatham street
has returned from two weeks visit at
Kinderbrook, n. 7.
Mrs. C. A. Rogers of Indian Orchard,
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. E. F. john
son of Blatchley avenue.
Miss Jessie L. Meacham, an employe
at the freight claim office of the Consoll-
dated railroad in Boston. Mass, has re-
turned to her work after spending part
of her vacation with relatives and
friends in this section.
G. w. Wright of Stamford is visiting
Mrs. Gertrude Shepard of 119 Exchange
street.
The National Wire Corporation has
organized a fire company among its EN-
ployes for the protection of its plant.
The company consists of twenty men
and apparatus will be provided imme-
diately for them. The company had
its first drill last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. L. NJ. Hartman, Mrs. T. r.
Durham and son Russell of East Pearl
street leave to-day for Allentown, Pa.
where they will be the guest of Mrs.
Knappenberger for a few weeks. This
is RusselPs first visit to his grand
mother, who has never seen the year old
boy.
This evening in A. o. U. w. hall, 25
Grand avenue, the regular meeting of
Columbia castle, X. G. E., will be held.
The first and second degrees will be
worked, with singing by the enwly or
ganized quartette, which is an import
ant feature of the degree work. The
entertainment committee has also pre-
pared pleasant division to satisfy the
inner man. Officers and members
should make a special effort to attend
this meeting as business of vital i'm
portance is to be transacted.
The funeral Of the late William Ian
craft will be held from his late resi-
dence, 244 Quinnipiac avenue, this af-
ternoon at 2 p. M. The interment will
be in Fair Haven Union cemetery.
Rev. L. ]. Bamberg and wife of Holy
oke are visiting with friends on Hous-
ton street, On Sunday last Mr.. Bam-
berg preached in Nannent, N. Y, and
will return to this city, where he will
remain with his wife for a few days
longer. a
The National Wire Corporation re-
ceived consignment of one hundred
tins of steel billets by mail on Friday.
Ex-Councilman Patrick Hardness OF
Blatchley avenue and Maurice Sheehan
of Wolcott street have returned from
a ten days trip through Canada, dur
ing which time they visited the Thou
sand Islands and Niagara Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Weimer of New
York are the guests Of Mrs. Bernstein
of 16 Shelter street.
Frank Foley. son Of General Regis
trar F. w. Foley Of Grand avenue, has
returned to Holy Cross college at Wor.
cester to resume his studies.
Mrs. w. L. Morgan OF Grand avenue
has just returned from California,
where she has been visiting her sister
Mrs. Morgan was away about six
weeks. -
The friends Of P. T. Buckley will be
pleased to learn Of his appointment as
district grand chief of Rock castle, K
G. e. Mr.. Buckley will undoubtedly
! fulfill his duties with credit to himself
and .he order. I'D
Mr. and Mrs. William Brennan OF
New York are the guests of T. F. Cal
| lahan of Blatchley avenue