The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-16
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
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The Humphrey Street ExtensiOn-Fair
 Haven People Pleased Over Dr. F.
 suIIIyan's AppOintment-LIVe Oak
 Councils New Omeers-Church, SO-
 eIaI and Lodge News.
 At the annual meeting of Live Oak council, No. 1,O27, Royal Arcanum, held Thursday evening. officers were elected as follows: Regent, Charles W. Kelsey; vice regent, Frank c. Ronald; orator, Charles Kean; past regent, Arthur Sherwood secretary, John W. Kessel; treasurer, George s. Adams; collector, George 0ldershaw; chaplain, Charles H. Bush; guide, John F. McAndrew; warden, Charles H. Greenfield; sentry, M. c. Eagan; trustee, Frank M. McGui- gan; representative to grand council, John F. McAndrew; alternate, Arthur Sherwood. There was g. large attend anee and much interest was manifested in the annual election.
 Temperatures ranging all the way from to g degrees were reported yes- lETtcLl clAlu tAAC NeAS "S0S N@~SAAS the coIdest of the season. There was wind ranging from 20 to 25 miles an hour, which added to make the day very disagreeable out of doors.
 Handsome calendars with photo graphs of the Strong school building are being prepared for Christmas gifts for each of the 125 pupils in the VI grade of that school. The photographs were taken by George Emright, one of the pupils.
 The funeral ot Ezra B. Sanger of Front street, who died at the hospital, will be held this afternoon in the chap el of Evergreen cemetery, and Rev. B. c. Tullar will officiate. The burial will be in the Firemen's lot in that ceme- tery. A delegation from Adelphi lodge, F. and A. M., will attend and perform the Masonic service. There will also be a delegation present from the fire de- pertinent and Bremen will act as bear CTS.
 There is still considerable discussion dn Fair Haven over the extension of Humphrey street over Mill river into the Twelfth ward-principally in regard Ito the desirability of the two routes, one via Alton street, the other via Lombard street. Mayor Studley favors Lombard street. The matter is likely to go before E1he board of aldermen again, and then many Fair Haven peo- pie will attend to listen to the proceed ingsy Yesterday the mayor vetoed the order providing for an extension of Humphrey street into Alton street.
 The announcement yesterday of thel appointment by Mayor Studley of Dr. John F. Sullivan of Blatchley avenue for commissioner in the board of health to fill the position made vacant by the death of Dr. E. L. BisseIl, was lerned with pleasure by his many friends.
 Helen J. Nelson has l. sold to Emil i Carlson property fronting forty feet on Peck street.
 John D. Rohan, who, with his wife was found dead at their home. 59 Put 1 na mstreet, Thursday as result of ac- cidenta1 gas poisoning, was a brother of 1 Prof. William J. Rohan of Grand ave- nue. Arthur P. L. Smith of Quinnipiac ave- nue had both hands badly burned by l getting in contact with live wire at the Bigelow boiler works Tuesday. MT. l Smith is employed as an electrician at the works. ..
 Alt the Grand avenue Congregational | church pr. Sheath will preach in. the | morning on the Wonderful Develop i n1ent and Its Present Demands, and in | the evening at 7:30 Something Better 1 Than Gold or Si1ver.''