The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-31
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ie Late O. U. Cook-lmportant Meet ing of Live Oak Council Slated for september sth--AnOther Successful Plight of Carrier PigeOns-FwO Un- claimed Letters. E. N. Northrop, formerly of this city, ,w of Milwaukee, Wis, has been ending a few days with his brother, [. Northrop. of 1s8 Exchange street. [. Northrop is making an extended ip, having visited Boston, Bridgeport, i'd several other cities, leaving New aven yesterday for Worcester, where will remain for week, reaching pme about September 10. His many tends were pleased to see him and gretted that his stay could not have len of a. longer duration. To. w. Cook, who died few days so, was one of the most prominent embers of Woolsey lodge, Knights of onor and charter member. He was porter of the lodge during the most it's existence, member of the grand dge and chairman of the committee laws. Few men in this city have zen more deyotedly interested in the nights of Honor than was MT. Cook. Mrs. Cooper of Hamden is building le-family house on Ferry street, east de. near Sanford street. She owns veraI other houses in the same block. MT. and Mrs. James H. Cleveland of tonington visited relatives here yes rday.
 William H. Moore, for many years air Haven's postmaster, but now gen. al delivery clerk at the New Haven bstoffice, has purchased the Skeeles bttage on Oak street, Savin Rock, and ill shortly remove there with his fam \.
 Miss Carolyn Nichols of Lloyd street as returned from a visit in Wood- ridge.
 Miss Margaret Keenan of Chatham rect, has returned from the Berk- hires.
 MT. and Mrs. Andrew R. Bradley are opping at Block Island. This evening there will be held a spe-3 lal meeting of Columbia castle, K. C.. at the home of Master of Records surnhan, SS East Pearl street. Rev. w. G. Brown has returned from ew Bedford.
 The. Live Oak Council Sick Benefit bciety will hold a meeting on Thurs lay evening, September 8, at 7:3O, to Consider a proposed amendment to the y-laws, laid over from the last meet Lhg. It is proposed to abolish the Heath benefit and make the society }surely a sick benefit organization. It desired to have large attendance f members at this meeting. Bridgetender George Graham and 5amily are away on a vacation and will Esisit New York and Roundout. 4 John Goode, ten years of age, son of William J. Goode of 190 Poplar street, ! 7as kicked by horse in the stable of E fr. Kipp on Lombard street Saturday.
 sHe sustained a rupture and was taken yo the hospital.
 The last of the training station flights
 br carrier pigeons was hell, Monday.
 Birds owned by Jacob Frohlick, E. M.
 lllen, D. R. Bradley, George A. Cook
 snd Jacob Griessen were liberated at
 Hit. Vernon and flew to this city, sixty kniles. All the birds came in, the last Enc at 3.30. So far this season only Enc bird has been lost. September 4 ikill occur the first race, from New Brunswick, N. J, to New Haven 100 rniles.
 2 Henry G. Konold and Walter Brock l3tt leave this morning for Grove Beach f5or a couple of days fishing and mead ew shooting.
 < Rev. Dr. Sheath, who has been visit Ing his parents in Pennsylvania, was lsxpected home last evening, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Johnson of 13S s3latchley avenue and MT. and Mrs. 5I. J. Foote of 60 1-2 Atwater stress have returned from New Preston. They Report an excellent vacation trip and Return much refresher from their out Ing.
 Peter Jacobson and family of Grand E9venue, have returned from Vermont. z Mrs. Mary Adelle of Cleveland, Ohio, ss visiting Mr. and Mrs. Perry of Ex- 's1ange street.
 Frederick Reichel of East Pearl Etreet is quite i'll.
 Quinnipiac conclave, I. O. H., held Hts regular meeting last evening. A delegation from Hiram Camp di-
 gision of this place will attend the quarterly session of the District diyi- ssion, No. 1, Sons of Temperance, in the 'tooms of Harmony division, in the In
 surance building, tomorrow evening. Among the recent charters in coal is That of the schooner Jennie E.Righter, 'Captain Crossley, from Norfolk to Bos-
 lon Or Portland.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Lewis and two schildren, who have been visiting Henry q. Barnes and family of Exchange
 street, have returned to Hartford. ' There are two unclaimed letters at Station A for Miss Letta Warner and
 Miss Alice Milvler.
 Mrs. Jennie Woodhouse of Grand
 avenue is entertaining MT. N. c. Bud- Ellington and daughters of Springfield.
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