The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-23
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
FIFTH ANNUAL ROLL-CAEL Oh
LIVE OAK COUNCIL.

CompIefed-FuneraIO of Mrs. Jane c.
FOrbes-NOtes of Interest.
Live Oak council, No. 1927, Royal Ar
canum, has issued the following: 1.-The
annual roll call of the members of Live
Oak council will take place at our meet
ing Thursday evening, March %. This
will be the fifth anniversary of roll call
night, and it is up to you to make it
a permanent success. In the past we
have had the largest turnout of mem
bers on this night of any meeting in
the year, and as this year we celebrate
the eighth anniversary of the institu-
ton of the council, let us make this
meeting one to be remembered. In Or
der to increase the attendance at our
meetings, the council has deciled to
have a drawing at each meeting this
year, and the member getting the lucky
number will have his dues paid for the
qquarter. No member can draw more
than two quarters dues during the
year. Now. brothers, if you can only
come once a year make that time roll
call night! The entertainment commit
tee is making preparations for short
entertainment ad smoker
7. C. Barnes of Pleasant Valley, near
Winsted, this state, was in Fair Ha-
ven yesterday getting material for a
genealogy of the Barnes family. He is
genealogist of the Barnes Family as
ISOLATION. a
Mrs. Lonesa C. Goodrich of Clark
street was over here yesterday visiting
relatives, She has just returned from
Washington, going down to witness the
Inauguration festivities, AMI also to
Inauguration festivities, and also to
the time with her sister, Mrs. Julia
Cunningham, formerly of Fair Haven
who resides just out OF Washington
over the district line in Maryland,
Ex-Warden George M. Baldwin Of
Quinnipiac avenue, who with his FAM
lily is having an enjoyable stay al
Fortress Monroe. has sent some hand
some souvenir postal cards TO Fair Ha-
| ven friends. One of the cards has g
representation of the. large and hand.
some six-story hosiery built right on
the bay shore-Hotel Chamberlain
where the family il domiciled, and an
other shows guard mount, with pic
ture of the field back of the fort, where
Uncle Sans soldiers are drilling, and
many visitors in the background.
Rev. E. c. Tullar expects to repeat his
lecture on Jerusalem given several
weeks ago on a very stormy night
Many could not attend the lecture ow.
ing to the weather, and requests have
been made that it be repeated. The
date has not vet been fixed,
Miss Catherine Langtry, who has beer
i'll for week, has returned to her du
ties in the kindergarten in the Strong
school. During her absence, Miss Pha-
len. who studied at Miss Groves kin
dergarten, substituted in her place.
The new branch of the Manufacture
er's railroad which has been; in con-
struction since last fall, is completed
except for the wiring. 1t is being built
at a cost of between 100000 and s15,-
900, and is for the purpose of transfer
ring cars from the National Wire cor
poration and the National Steel Foun
dry company across the Tomlinsor
| bridge to Bell dock. The road will moi
be put in operation for about month
Francis Carroll, the letter carrier, has
| i5een off duty for two days owing t.
illness. o.. %
| Robbins have put in an appearance
and bring with them another reminder
of spring.
The funeral of Mrs. Jane c., widow
of Alexander w. Forbes, was helt
| Tuesday afternoon at the home of heI
daughter, Mrs. Curtiss of 5S3 Georg,
| street. Rev. Mr.. Bell of st. PauPl
/ in East Haven, in which town she mad
her home for so many years. Under
taker Crawford had charge of the ar
| engagements.
! Dayton Hook and Ladder Co. has pur
| chased two new Patrol fire extinguish
ers. il #s
L. S. Wade is to give his lecture OF
the worlds fair in Sag Harbor, unde
| theauspices of the Ladies' Aid societ,
of the Catholic church.,
Henry Lancraft of Lancraft Bros
has returned after stay of four week
| in California.
| The friends of Frank Moore of Pee
street gave him a surprise visit Tues
day evening on the anniversary. of hi
birth. i-s.@.=. 4-ss.."''
| One of the most enjoyable St. Pat
rick's day gatherings was surpris
| party given in honor of Miss Pear
Swan at her home, IS Pardee street
The rooms were tastefully decorate,
| in green and white, Games and must
We're enjoyed until midnight, when
dainty supper was served. More game
followed and the fun lasted until a.
the guests departed, all having spen
a delightful evening. Those presen
We're Pearl Swan, Lille Fleck, Kat
Koeller, Maud Bottume, Lottie Brink
er, Jennie Farren, May Farren, Ami
Barry, Francis Emery, May Trippe
Will Jacobson, Will French, jaime
Walk, Jafes Stanton, Mike scanlor
George Willis, Harry French, Joh
Farren, George French, Francis MY,
tie and Helen Swan, and Mr.. and Mrs
Swan.