The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-13
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
REV. ". 4, TAYLoR, OF SPRING. FIELD TO PRRACH SUNDAY
Promotions at Bank EIection-LocaI
 Politicians and the Masoralty--Lodge
 Notes--PersonaIs.

I IEOmOtiOns at bank Electi0n--IOcaI l Politicians and the Masoralty--Lodge I Notes--PersonaIs.
 Quinnipiac conclave. No. S1s, I. o. H., is preparing for a public installation officers on the night of January Is
 A. 0. U. w. hall, 25 Grand avenue. H I is desired that there should be lar. !. attendance Of members. After the
 stallation Fillmore $. Wade will give h. | illustrated lecture on the worlds fair I At the annual election of Second Ma. I tfonal bank officers held yesterday the l following Fair Haven menwere elected . I Paying teller, Eugene c. Allyn, of Ex, \ change street, Whofias been receiving ! telling for the past two years; receiving teller, Augustus E. Porter, of Blatch- ley avenue, who has been assistant l bookkeeper; assistant receiving teller, I c. E. Goodhue bookkeeper, George S. Adams and clerk, Getsnaine A. Kellogg. + Loyal council, K. orc, will install of iI ficers at 25 Grand avenue Friday even ing January 2. sad sfaass
 l The funeral of Herbert Bigelow Of 289 Lenox street was held yesterday after moon at the undertaking rooms of H. I w. Crawford X Co. The Rev. E. c. Tular officiated and the interment was in the Fair Haven cemetery. 44, The same annual meeting of Home council, No. 10. Brotherhood of Relief, will be held this evening at o'clock, lin W. c. T, U. hall, r Grand avenue I The Windmere Tennis club is to en- close it's court with a twelve-foot wire Ifence, at the corner of Atwater and Chatham streets, in preparation for the lopening of the practice games in the lspring. ..... <
 Local politicians are discussing the candidacy of Walter Leigh for the may. Ioralty. At conference with General Registrar F. W. Foley, 1t is reported tthat MT Leigh was selected as a prob- fable candidate of the democratic party Iior the nomination. ! The Rev. W. A. Taylor of Springfield, Mass, will supply the pulpit of the Grand Avenue Baptist church next Sun fday. Mir. Taylor is pastor of the Carew Street Baptist church, whose house of worship was destroyed by fire last Iweek. He preached to his congrega- ltion last Sunday on the subject 'The Things That will Not DOWN." By the lcourtesy of the Universalist church peo' tple, the services were held in the morn ling in that church, which is on the same stret where the Baptist edifice stood. tThe Baptist society also had offers of 1.-the use of the parish house of an Episcopal church. and of rooms in. the ". M. c. A. building.
 k Frank Butler of Exchange street has lbeen i'll this week with grip.
 + MT. and Mrs. William W. Conklin of lWolcott street have the sympathy of ltheir many friends in the death of their linfant son, Wallace T. Conklin.S
 Isaac F. Dolby of Centerville, Md, lformerly of Fair Haven, is visiting rela-
 tives on Forbes avenue. F Rev. Willis c. Brown left yesterday
 for his new field of pastoral labor in INewberryport, Mass.
 | r. w. Donnelly has new two-family lhouse in Farren avenue almost ready flor clustering.
 Steamer Cleo, of the firm of Mansfield
 & Sons, is to be improved and will have a capacity. of about 15O bushels more
 oysters. The deck house will be re
 moved and the craft made an open boat
 A twenty-eieht horsepower Hitchcock gas engine will take the place of the present power.
 l. S. W. Prinz & Son are building life
 boat for the Cape Cod station, and later Twill construct one for the Point Judith
 station.
 The sale of the Ladies' auxiliary is Eprogressing at the Engine house on
 East Grand avenue. The hall is prettily decorated with flags and bunting. The
 whist playing last evening was much lenjoyed by many players. The sal; lcloses tonight.
 Many people are attending the faii lof Columbia castle, Knights of the IGolden Eagle, at Polar Star hall. The
 dancing each evening is an important |feature and it is participated in by q
 large number.
 Letter Carrier A. c. Fisher was of duty yesterday owing to illness.
 Mrs. Ella M. Simmons of Wolcott I