The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-01
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
VARIOUS ITEMS OF INTEREST
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Funeral of 1IyrOn c. POtter-GMagie Mirror" Company to be Entertained
 -Almon Kellogg to Attend Inaugura-
 tiOn-Homfng Pigeon Club to Meet
 Monday-Instruetion Car Being Built
 at Consolidated Railway Shops.
 The funeral of Myron c. Potter was largely attended at the home of his pa- rents, MT. and Mrs. Eugene Potter, 161 Farren avenue, Rev. Martin O. Lepley officiating. MT. Lepley paid fine trib- ute to the departed. A delegation was present from the National Wire corpor- ation, where young Potter was employ ed as clerk in the mechanical depart ment. The bearers were Edward Ra- ney, James Flanigan, William Jacob son, Mark Hare, Charles Loveland and Rudolph Soderberg. There were many beautiful floral pieces, which included spray of white and scarlet carnations from Mr. and Mrs. John Pachl; bouquet of English Violets, Mrs. Orrin Potter and Miss Anna Potter; two white azalea plants, MT. and Mrs. Edward Lancraft; scarlet azalea plant, Miss Clara Hughes; box of cut flowers, Mrs. oscar Anderson; placque of twenty-five white roses, one for each year of his age Miss Jennie Butler; placque of car nations, Rudolph Soderberg, shop mate; crescent of roses and pinks, Ar thur Kelsey and sister; pillow, At Rest" Charles Fralich and sisters; placque of roses and pinks, MT. and Mrs. M. B. Downs; wreath from en- ployes in the office of the National Wire corporation; standing wreath, with in- scription Brother" from MT. and Mrs. George w. Watrous; wreath, MT. and Mrs. George w. Loveland and son, Charles Loveland; standing Tyre, with words Our Myron,' from the parents and brother, Earl. The funeral was conducted by Undertaken H. ". Craw- ford. The family wish to express their appreciation to Rev. MT. Lepley and all friends for their great kindness in their bereavement.
 | On account of the slipper nature of the rails a car descending the grade on Grand avenue near Perkins street yes- terday morning was unable to stop in | time to avoid collision with cart load ed with oyster shells and belonging to Patrick Scott, and the shells were dis | tributed over the street and the cart was disabled. The driver jumped and avoided injury. The car was disabled and was taken to the repair shops. The wreck of the cart remained on thestreet all day.
 The company which presented "The Magic Mirror" at the public exercises of the P. o. s. of A. on Washington's birthday, under the management of Mrs. Wallace Hurlbut of Wolcott street, and including several others from Fair l Haven, will be entertained tomorrow I evening at the home of Mrs. Frank Evarts, 72 Kensington street.
 | Almon Kellogg will go to Washington this week to attend the inaugural cele- bration s''S
 William R. Hemingway has sold a fine road horse to Mir. Davis, of North l ford. | Fort Hale lodge No. 225, N. E. o. F., will open promptly at o'clock for its regular session next Friday evening. After the transaction of the necessary business the lodge will be opened for members and friends eligible for mem- bership. An interesting programme has been prepared which will be in the form of a surprise, as 1t has been kept a secret. It is expected to begin at S:30 or 8:45, the entertainment lasting about an hour. It is expected that many may | be induced to join the lodge when they see how Fort Hale people enjoy them- selves
 The Hon1ing Pigeon club will meet next Monday to arrange schedules for the spring races. There are a great many birds owned in the club and there is promise that the next season will be the best the club has ever had. sev- eral fine prizes were won last season by club members.
 The family of Daniel V. Mcveigh have been much afflicted of late in the death of two small children. The fu- neral of Daniel ", two years old, of Hemingway avenue, was held last Thursday, and little brother of four years died February 13 Six little eous- ins acted as the pallbearers at both fu- nerals.
 Last evening the regular meeting of the Quinnipiac Hose company was held.
 A car for instruction for motormen is being built at the shops of the Consoh- dated Railway company.
 MT. and Mrs. c. K. Wedmore have been entertaining Mrs. H. s. orem, who has returned to Baltimore. ' | A surprise was rendered Mrs. Mary Bruce, of Welcott street, Monday even- ing, the affair being fine masquerade party. l Frederick H. Potter has been attend ing the automobile show in Cleveland, Ohio.
 | Rev. Dr. Sheath has gone to Frank lin, Mass, to attend the installation of pastor in the Congregational church | where he was pastor.
 Adelphi lodge, F. and A. M, will con- 1 duct religious services at the Masonic