The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-17
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS
ANSuALME OF BRoTHER-
 HOOD OF RELIEF.

Castle Fair-Death of Ethel Bremner
 -auinnipiac Canoe Clus Installation
 Peoples Church Supper. At the annual meeting of Home coun- Gil, No 10, Brotherhood of Relief. off, cers were elected as follows: President. A. H. Ellis: vice president, F. E. Hill: secretary and treasurer, Charles O.. Francis. B. w. Arnold, who has been the secretary and treasurer since the council was organized, and has filled the position acceptably, delined re-elec- ton owing to his business duties. and Charles o. Francis, the well known grocer of S7 Grand avenue, was elected to the vacancy. MT. Francis has been an officer in the home councils for years and is well fitted for the position. As the ouncil has had heavy payments to make for sick benefits during the winter, and. there are at present four 1 of the members i'll. it was voted to levy an extra assessment of s1 payable on or before February 1, this in addi- ton to the regular monthly assessment of fifty cents payable by January 20. These assessments can be paid here after at the store of Francis Bros, S7 Grand avenue The council has sev- enty-five members. pays $10 per week in sick benefits and is on good work ing basis The members can obtain their new due cards by application to the secretary.
 The weeks fair at Polar Star hall of Columbia castle, No. 9. Knights of the Golden Eagle, was quite successful and reflected credit upon the committee Whih had worked hard in conducting the affair. Among the prizes awarded were the following: $25, MT. King of Fillmore street: $4, George Hollien: s, John E. Thompson; $2, Mrs. F. R. Burn ham; Past Chief c. H. Bruse, $2; Frank M. Crawford. s1. The proceeds of the fair are to be used towards the funeral aid fund.
 Much sympathy is expressed for MT. and Mrs. William E. Bremner, upon the death Of their daughter, Ethel, twelve years of age. She was at the Strong school on Thursday, and was able to be around her home Friday and Saturday, dying of pneumonia early Sunday morning at her home on Hill side avenue. at Four Corners The funeral will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at St. Andrew s church.
 The meeting for the mothers club, which was announced to occur on this week Wednesday, has been postponed to Wednesday. January 25, at p. m. at the Lloyd street school.
 Miss Hattie Denison who was called tSo Barbeton, O.. upon the illness of her mother, Mrs. Charles Denison, returned Saturday after an absence, of one week. When she lett her mother was improv- ing.
 Miss Nellie Strong. teacher in room 19 Strong school, is at her home i'll.
 Miss Mary Blatchley, a teacher in Strong school who has not been in at tendance this term owing to illness, is better, and it is expected she will re sume her school duties in a few days. Miss Northam is now teaching in her place.
 of it's fine suppers at its parlors, + Grand avenue. this evening.
 William Runsky the MontoWese farmer who was struck by Walling- ford car near the Hemingway ponds Friday night, is better and it is ex- pected he will recover.
 James w. Skelley of Bristol, whose pet monkey recently died and who has received a gift for another of these ani- nals named \ Rhesus, < from Miss Jus inc Ingersoll of this city, was a former resident of Fair Haven. The cage which has been the home of the pet was plac- ed in the show window of Shelley store bearing the sign We mourn our loss.''
 Linus J. Bittner died at his home, S2 Woolsey street yesterday
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Kel1eher of 64 James street, were presented with twin boys Saturday. At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davis a boy and girl have arrived. Congratulations were many yesterday.
 Sunday evening the Holy Name so- < ciety of $50 members attended solemn vespers at St. Francis church. Rev. James Hennessy of Hartford preached an able sermon.
 Quinnipiac conclave, No. 313, A. O. H., last evening installed officers as fol lows: Past archon. Lester A Russell; archon, D. B. Connellfh provost, c. s. Warner: secretary, A. w. Beecher; treasurer, w. R. Downs; financier, Ezra Healy; prelate, John E. Morse in spector, William H. Burns: warden, William Connell; sentinel, E. w. Dick erman; trustees, p. s. Wade. J. D. Morse, J. K. Richmond; representa- tive, Lester A. Russell; alternate, George c. Marks.
 There is fine skating on the ponds and lakes.
 Mrs. John Parker. who has been III with grip, is now improving.
 Lancraft Brothers received two car- goes of Rockaway oysters yesterday.
 Frank Callahan of James street is i'll with the grip. $
 Mrs. Robert Scranton of this place is x critically ill with tuberculosis at her home in New York.
 L. F. Barnes of Lewis street is con valescent after at attack of grip. Mrs Barnes is also ill with grip.
 Annual meeting and supper of the Peoples church will be held at Bushnell hall this evening at 6:S0. The ladies are preparing for the supper to be given in banquet form, and addresses on the work and outlook will be given at the table, Rev w. H. Gardner, $