The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-30
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
MEMORIAL EXERCISES AT THE
 CEMETERY.

The Interest Over the War News Fling Out the FIags-sTemoriaI Exer- eises at Strong SehoOI-Chautauqua Graduated Meeting-Birthday Anni- Versary Other Personals.
 To-day will be observed very general Fly as holiday. The stores will close at noon. as will station A, the letter carriers making only the morning de- livery. The Polar Star hall will be open early in the morning to receive flowers and hundreds of school children and others will bring contributions as usual. It is expected that the process sion will leave Polar Star hall at about 11:S0. The exercises in Fair Haven cemetery will be in accordance with the programme already published. Much interest was expressed yester- day in the news from the Russian and Japanese fleets fighting in the far east land also in the victory for the Ameri- can yacht Atlantic in the race across the ocean. Much surprise was express ed that the race had been completed so soon. .....E>.... s5 s~s -ss.. s...= - .r4. l A delegation from Adeiphi lodge, F. and A. M.. paid a fraternal visit to Compass lodge of Wallingford last eve lining. ... n. .s,g z s s. ..
 The class of 1905, Strong school, will have their class picture taken at Ram dall's. ... H. - | Granniss hall. Strong school, was filled with the pupils of grades 1, 5, 6 and yesterday afternoon on the occa- sion of the Memorial exercises. Many parents of pupils attended and about 400 people were present. The hall was lprettily decorated with flags and flow .lers. Interesting exercises were held land the programme was as follows: | 1-Memorial hymn-School. 4e@ 2-Song---""De Decoration Day. Eight . l girls, room [. .s-s..r..-s. ., B. 3-Recitation--.'H History, of Memorial Day'-Joseph Gilmartin. 4-Recitation-"old Glory - Esther Powers. s,5 s-ss -, ys--v .~ ...,.. sa....t 5-song-"The New Hail Columbia
 Grade VIII. -s..+ .--.~..-s.. ass@ 6-Recitation' Memorial Flowers"-
 Four girls from room T.
 7--Song-"My Own United States''-' School. ,. Eb r.= .a sssl s9.. < a# gr s--Recitation--"M -"Memory Play"-Louise
 Barnes. a.~e.8t. ,sf- @;a@,@ v g. s-Recitatlon-"D Decoration Day.
 Glenna Dunckler. -4 essss ..a lf0--R --Recitation-"T Soldiers Prayer"
 Frances Fuller. 11-Song-"Sweet and Low"-Girls'
 chorus, grade VIII.
 lf2-R Battle Flags
 Marion Rhodes. --zs -# I13-Song - "Anchored'-Boys' Chorus,
 grade VIII. t.-..x .ys-,.. < 4-Recitation--"Joh Burns" = Ruth
 Mansfield. a ,s l 15- -Recitation-' Driving the Cows"--
 Addie Jacobson. A.. l16-~Song--,t Swinging Meath the Apple
 Tree"--Girls' Glee club, grade VIII. Recitation-"Mother of a Soldier
 Florence Downs. . ~ts. s... Saskatchewan North and the
 South Together"--Lillian Hall, Louise
 Hubbard, Belle Chaffe. .-. .a. t19-Songs-- "The Bees,'' "Cuddle ,'-A
 Down''--Glee club, grade VIII.
 20 Recitation = Gettysburg Speech' Frank Atkinson. -@ l21-Song--''A America School
 Yesterday was the seventh birth an- lniversary of Mildred, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank T. Mansfield of Quin- nipiac avenue, and in the morning the morning class of the Strong school kin dergarten. of which she Is a member, were invited to her home, where a party was held on the lawn. About fifty of the young people were present. Games were played and ice cream served It was a very pleasant occa- sion for the children. Little Miss Mansfield was crowned the queen of May at the May party held last week by the Kindergarten children.
 A musical and literary entertainment will be given on Wednesday, June z, at 7:45 p. m. in the Grand avenue Bap- tist church. An interesting entertain- ment is being arranged. ~s-' ! ! A. N Mcintyre, who has been very lill, was reported better yesterday. &
 Those interested in the observance of Memorial day desire that there should be general display of the American flag to-day. % Conductor Grant, who was knocked from the running board of his car by the repair wagon on Friday, is able to be out again. His shoulder was dislo- cated and one rib fractured.
 The entertainment for the benefit of the Quninnipiac Canoe club was suc- cessfully presented at Polar Star hall last evening.
 A daughter has been born to MT. and Mrs. William Doughan of Ferry street
 MT. and Mrs. William Konold of Clinton avenue have returned from Cal lifornia. 4
 MT. and Mrs. James Johnston are vis- iting in Plainville.
 It is expected that a number of grad. uates of the East Pearl street Chau- tauaua circle will attend the regular meeting of Chautauqua graduates, S. H. G., to be held Thursday evening al the Y. M. c. A. parlors. An inter- esting programme is being prepared and many graduates are expected at the meeting.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. Franklin Pierce will 1 live this summer at Morris Cove