The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-12
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS
OUINNTPIACAVENUE IN NEED OF
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 Interest.
 Principal Sherman I. Graves of the Strong district, who came down from Maine to attend the educational con vention, says that not in great many years has there been a summer with 50 much rain in the southern half of that state, as during the present sea- son, MT. Graves is stopping this sum- mer on a large farm owned by his family at hls former home, near Au- gusta, and will return after the con- vention.
 Rev. E. c. Tullar delivered an address at the memorial Odd Fellows service in Odd Fellows hall Crown street, Tuesday evening. Mr. Tullar is mem- n1er of a lodge in Waterbury
 Mrs. Eliza Shipnan of Lenox street is entertaining her niece Miss May Da- boil of Springfield
 Miss Lillian Johnson of Clay street is enjoying her vacation in New York.
 Mss Bessie O'Brien of Ferry street is visiting her brother, Robert O'Brien ot Hartford,
 Miss Margaret Martin of Ferry street is spending her vacation in Litchf1eld county.
 Miss Emily NJ. Born of Fillmore street leaves oil Friday for, three months visit to England.
 Miss Ruth Wilson of 50 Houston street left yesterday morning for visit with friends in Lakeport, N. II.
 Miss catherine J Mooney of Fill more street and Edward B, Tierney of this city were married at St. Francis church Monday and returning from a short wedding trip will reside at S5 Fillmore street,
 Mrs. Miles P, Turtle is visiting her daughter Mrs. Wright of Newark Samuel Emery and family of Grafton street have gone to Florence, Mass, for the summer,
 Home council No. 10, Brotherhood of Relief will hold it's seni-annual meet ing next Tuesday evening in w. c. T. U. hall, 19 Grand avenue, at 8 o'clock. The officers request a large attendance as business of importance is to receive attention
 Quinnipiac avenue is in need of another topdressing with crushed stone, the recent rains having washed away the same and leaving the stones un- covered In many places. It is expected that the new committee on streets of | l1r frt.g I1 ;et A. | tention and get the department of pub lie works to make the necessary re- pairs.
 | Members of East Rock lodge, A. O. | U. w. will be glad to know that the supreme lodge at its recent meeting in Toronto decided in favor of separate l jurisdictions for each state. This will aid the payment of assessments for the supreme lodge in aid of members and lodges of other states and will help the | order in this state very much. c. F., Prince. secretary of East Rock lodge, says that this change will be a great benefit to the order and make it stronger and that hereafter claims l will be paid more promptly in conse- quence.
 Miss Bernice Grosvenor of 30 Bright street is visiting in East River. Mrs F. B. Krier of 292 Exchange street has gone to Forestyille camp grounds to attend the Chautauqua as- sembly and will be away about a month.
 I Ellsworth Maltby of the Continental hotel Philadelphia is the guest of his brother-1n-law, Dr. J II. Stevens, 90 Grand avenue.
 St, Andrews NJ. F, church has voted a vacation for their pastor, Rev W. B. Pruner during August.
 l Miss Anna Smith of Chapel street is Ethel Manwaring of Boston.
 entertaining the Misses Marion and Ethel Manwartng of Boston. l Officers of Columbia Castle, Knights Iof the Golden Eagle, were installed as follows at the regular meeting held at A. 0. U. w. hall Tuesday evening: Wv. G., Walter Button; vice worthy chieftan, D. E. Tullock; high priest, John Dixon; sir herald, Edgar Hurl- burt; venerable hermit Frederick Avery; worthy chamberlain, P. T. Buckley; worthy bard, Bert Rompf; outside guard, Joseph Gesler. The in- stalling officer was George T. Hewlett, past grand chief, who acted as grand chief. He was assisted by Messrs. Bishop, Cowles and Hess. Past Grand Chief Thompson acted as past chief. delegation from Columbia Temple, No I2, Ladies of the Golden Eagle. This was the first time that a delegation from this newly formed temple has attended a meeting of the castle. Aft CT the installation refreshments were served, and there were few short speeches.
 The question of building a new en- zine house in the borough is still in I abeyance. Report was made to the ! Quinnipiac Hose company at its meet ing Tuesday night that new house with accommodations for the fire ap- paratus and club room for the fire men would cost with the land about s, ,OO0 and this oontemplates a build- ing 60xS0 feet, and two stories It is not believed that anything in this line will be provided this year. Many of the firemen would prefer some other location than the present, although there is sufficient room on the bor- ough's lot for the new building.
 A race for power boats is advocated by many There are a great many of these craft on the Quinnipiac river some of them really fine boats, and a ! ..a4to !.