The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-11
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
DEATH OF c. IT. HAWAIIAN, 4
 FORMER WELL KNOWN MAN.

FORMER WELL HNOWN HAN
 Rev. and Mrs. Frank Countryman Cele-
 bate Silver Wedding Anniversary
 Good Luck for Hungers-FuneraI of
 Mrs. Mary Say-Cedar HIII Station
 to be Moved
 The news was received here yester- day of the death at his home in Lis bon of Charles ". Kanahan, which took place Thursday night. MT. Kan ahan resided here until last June, when he went to Lisbon, having purchased a farm, believing his health would be better if he was employed at some out door occupation. He ate his supper as usual and at S:30 had an internal hem orrhage, and ditd at 11:15 p. m. He was born in New York 59 years ago 1 and had resided in this clty-most of the time in Fair Haven-for fourteen years. He leaves a widow and five children-Fr5d L. Kanahan of this city, Frank K, of West Haven Bert H. HtAAd %hAAsS" NAED4EC uL L4l4o city and Miss Susie Kanahan, who re- 1 sided at home. He was a member of l the Grand Avenue Baptist church, for years a teacher in the Sunday school, was a member of Hiram Camp divi- sion, Sons of Temperance and quite a
 worker in the cause. His Wifa was for
 years the president of the Fair Ha-
 ven w. c. T. U. MT. Kanahan was
 a consistent Christian, and had Esen church member many years. He had a
 great many friends in this city. His
 death will be much regretted and ah
 will sympathze with his family. MT. Kanahan. had been employed by the L. Candee company for thirteen years.
 The remains will arrive here this morning, and 1t is expected the funeral
 will be held in the Grand Avenue Bap-
 tist church Sunday morning at 2 D. m. and interment will be in the East Ha- j'Ven cemetery.
 A delegation from Adelphi lodge, F. t& A. M., went to North Branford last
 evening in a barge to attend the silver ] wedding celebration of Rev. and Mrs Frank Countryman. It was a very pleasant social gathering, was largely attended and all bestowed hearty con- i gratulations upon the worthy couple. Edward F. Carrigan died at the New Haven hospital yesterday after long illness. He was a member of Howe council, No. 10, Brotherhood of Relief, and this makes two vacancies in the
 council by death. ...-.. Comforting circle of Kings Dargh- ters held it's forthcoming meeting at the home of Mrs. E. c. Sage, 21 Forbes place, East Haven yesterday after-' noon.
 The funeral of Mary A., widow of James Say, will be held this afternoon at 2:3o at his late residence, 254 Lom- bard street.
 w. F. Hubbard, George c. Bradley, Eugene Thompson and Virgil Rose shot string of eleven sqirrels and four birds in North Branford yesterday. Myrtle chapter, 0. H. s., will hold it's
 annual supper in January; the annual
 meeting will take place the second Thursday in December, Miss Ne1lis Nottingham of Blatchley avenue has taken a position in one Of the offices of the Consolidated Railroad company
 John Lowe & Son will build five two , family houses in Grafton street It was runored yesterday that the Cedar HIM station of the New York, New Haven and Hartford road would shortly be moved, from its present To- cation at the junction of James and Lombard streets to the Clark property recently purchased by the road, several hundred feet above the present site of the station.
 The regular meeting of Fair Haven lodge, No. g. Degree of Honor, will be held in A. o. U. W. hall, IS Grand ave- nue on Monday evening, November 1S, at o'clock. After the meeting re- treatments will be served and all mem- bers are requested to be present. MISS ROBERTSON ENTERTAINS. Miss Louise Robertson of Pearl street entertained party of friends at ! her home last evening. Whist was the principal feature of the evening, which
 was followed by instrumental and vo-
 cal music. Mrs. W. Bishop of East
 Haven rendered several piano selec-
 tions which were greatly enjoyed. Re- I treatments, consisting of dainty bon- bons and other seasonable delicacies
 were partaken of, and very enjoyable evening was spent by all present. Some of those at the party were MT. and Mrs. W. R. Baldwin, MT. and Mrs. w. Bishop, Miss J. Evarts and friend, Miss Louise Robertson and MT. cond.