The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-16
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
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WoOIsey and Knights of Honor Lodges
 to Merge-At Work on Trolley Im-
 provcments-New Windows in Grand
 Avenue Baptist Church-Other News.
 Woolsey lodge, No. 1856, Knights of Honor, has voted to merge with Roger Sherman lodge, No. 32S, which holds its meetings in the center of the city. At the last meeting of the supreme lodge the assessments were raised and sev- eral members of Woolsey lodge dropped out. The membership at present is small and it was decided as best to merge with the larger lodge. Those who remain as members believe that the order is now on a paying basis, and that their insurance is secure. When the lodge started in 1870 the assess ments were $1 per month on $2,OOO, which the course of time has shown to be too small for the order to live on. The charter members of Woolsey lodge were A. B. Barnes, Frederick A. Chase, o. A. Dorman, Ezra Healy, William w. Post, Romanta Wells, William H. Thomson, c. J. Van Name, s. w. F. Andrews, William Konold, William G. Hunter, o, W. Cook, N. A. Ludington, John c. Bradley, John B. Hubbell, and H. Futile, jr.
 A gang of about seventy-five men was at work yesterday on the double curve tracks which are being laid at East Grand and Quinnipiac avenue. The work, begun the middle of last week, is well advanced and one track is nearly ready for use. The company wishes to finish the job as soon as pos sible, as it is necessary to transfer at that point and the work also obstructs the street considerably.
 The Chautauqua circle meets tonight at the home of Miss Etta Avery in East Pearl street.
 New windows of cathedral glass have just been placed in the auditorium of the Grand avenue Baptist church, talk ing the place of those in use since the edifice was erected. The new windows ance of the church.
 The Grand avenue Baptist church has appointed delegates to attend the annual meeting of the Connecticut Baptist convention to be held at the Main street church, Meriden, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. The church will be represented by the pastor, Rev. Charles G. Smith, Deacon J. P. Morrow, H. V. Santry, Mrs. N. A. Beebe, Mrs. George Loveland, Mrs. Mary Santry, Mrs. l.. P. Converse, Mrs. c. D. Manwaring, and Mrs. Sarah Ives.
 George L. Baldwin, who came on from Sioux City, Ia, to attend the golden wedding of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Horace F. Baldwin of Wolcott l street, left Fair Haven in 1882 and this is his third visit here during that per iod. He is engaged in the wholesale drug business. He says that Sioux City is progressive town of about 10000 in- habitants. A fire in December last de- stroyed twenty-three fine buildings, in I the business center of the town, all of which, save one, have been rebuilt, one of them a ten-story structure. He says there have been fine crops the past sea- son and the outlook for business is l lclf OI OALltlS HIS ILlp EClSI I1S ldc also. visited his sons, Lyman E. and Howard w. Baldwin, of New York, who are connected with large electric company. ..'.
 Mrs. Lewis Kautz of 124 St. John street, who has been quite i'll for the past five weeks and stopping at South End, is some better and has been brought home,
 At the meeting of Loyal council, Knights of Columbus, Friday, October l27, five candidates will be initiated.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Perkins, who returned from their bridal tour few days ago, are furnishing a house on Connecticut avenue in Bridgeport where the former is in business and will remove there soon.
 The monthly business meeting of the
 Y. P. s. CSE. of the Grand avenue Bap tist church will be held Friday evening with MT. and Mrs. c. D. Manwaring, 12. East Pearl street.
 The Kings Daughters of the Baptist church met Thursday afternoon witt
 Mrs. F. B. Warren, 423 Edgewood ave inue.
 Al LSVN' 1I' EIPCctGll OL LAlC Il cIllu ave nue Congregational church preached 1T = exchange with Rev. Edward P. Aver O
 North Guilford yesterday morning., l The Y. P. S., c. E. of the Grand ave. = nue Congregational chruch held rally lday services yesterday.
 The Sunday school of St. Andrew
 M. E. church held rally day services yesterday. and at, 6:30 p. m. a harves concert was held.
 ,I Rev. R. Baker has been holding re vival services at the Montowese Bap tist church during the past week, assist T ing the pastor, Rev. MT. Wells.
 John W. Phillips of East Pearl stree
 is enjoying hunting trip in Kent.
 Miss Carrie Louise, daughter of Mrs
 Mary J. Grumman of 197 Blatchley ave :, nue, and John c. Andrews of 322 GranC
 avenue will be married at the home O
 the bride Thursday at 6:3O p. m. Quinnipiac conclave, Improved Orde
 Heptasophs, will hold a meeting O special importance this evening, anC
 every member is requested to be pres
 ent. This eonclave is arranging for it