The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-04
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
OUINNIPLAC COECLAVE TO
 ELECT OFFICERS.

Meeting VIII be Held To-night-Form- CT Fair Haven Priest Assigned to WesterIy-EIection of Fort Hale Lodge Officers, December 1S-IlIness of George Boucher.
 ouinnipiac conclave, Improved Order of Heptasophs, will hold its regular meeting in A. o. U. W. hall, 9 Grand avenue, this evening, at which meeting the officers for 1906 will be chosen. A special offer is given to all candidates initiated between the present time and February 1, and members are urged to solicit applications so that the gold mounted gavel offered by Olin Bryan or the supreme conclave may become the property of Quinnipiac conclaVe on the night of the installation of officers. Ihe meeting tonight will have interesting features and the members Of the order are invited to attend.
 Yesterdays rain had it's effect upon the attendance at public worship in the churches at the morning services In the evening the attendance was much larger.
 Rev. E. c. Tullar administered the communion at the New Haven hospital yesterday afternoon to several inmates. The Shredded Wheat company VIII give one of its popular demonstrations accompanied by four course luncheon fin the parIors of the Grand avenue Con gregational church wednesday after noon December 6, from to O. Ihese luncheons are pronounced delicious oy all who have partaken of them.
 William Fowler of Grace street has decided to go to farming and has re- moved to a farm which he has pur- chased near Hartford.
 Joseph Smith of SS1 Quinnipiac ave- nue. who has been i'll with typhoid pneumonia, is reported as improving
 Assignment has been made by the bishop of Rev. Michael Lynch, former ly of Fair Haven, to St. MichaePs k. C. church, Westerly, R. l.
 Work is pressing at the factory of T. M. Prentice O., formerly the Ready Bits plant, and all the employees worked Thanksgiving day. Hudson A. Steele, who is a gunners' mate on United States ship at Brook lyn navy yard, who visited his sister, Mrs. E. J. Hanson of Front street. over Thanksgiving, has returned.
 The election of officers of Fort Hale lodge, N. E. o. P, is scheduled for De- cember 15. The lodge is getting ready for a minstrel entertainment to be given at the anniversary celebration, to be held at Polar Star hall. The lodge is in a prosperous condition and the members expect to make quite a gain in members the coming year. The off, cers nominated for the ensuing year are as follows: Warden, Miss Christina Klarnan; vice warden, Mrs. Kate Ward; chaplain, Joseph Soelcb; junior past warden, Miss Helen Casey; record ing secretary, John G. Hurd; financial secretary, Charles Hillhouse; treasurer, William H. Russell; sentinel, Charles s. Kelleher; guardians Mrs. John Grant, Miss Margaret Stammers and George Graham; guide, George Eldridge.
 Friends of George T. Boucher, who resides at 255 Grand avenue, are sorry to hear of his serious illness. He is chief mail transfer clerk at Union sta- tion and was for several years prest- dent of the Postal Clerks Mutual asso- citation and is an active member of Santa Maria council, K. of c.
 As Captain Obed Ellis of Pierpont street was walking down South Front street last Wednesday he met Captain George s. Hine, whom he had not seen for fifty-two years. Away back in the 40's they were captains of Fair Haven schooners trading with West Indian ports. Captain Hine resides in Fort Pierce, Florida, and is visiting relatives in Bridgeport. He is eighty years of age and Captain Ellis is nearly ninety, and in good health.
 A box of supplies for the City Mis- sion distributed at Thanksgiving was from the little children of the Lloyd street kindergarten.
 Walter Broschart of Poplar street, 8 clerk employed at the New Haven post office, fell from a trolley car at Branes- vile bridge, Friday last, and was pick ed up in an unconscious condition, but was not seriously injured.
 Miss Bertha B. Niles of Smith college came here for the Thanksgiving vaca- tion at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. William P. Niles.
 
 BURNED BOY IMPROVES.
 The condition of Warren Williams,