The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-06-16
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
 ACROSS THE RIVER.

Annual Meeting of Fair Haven Ceme-
 tery ociatiOn--SulIivan's SIxiff
 StoIen--Live Oak Councils Meeting--
 Strong School Pupils Get Their Class
 Pins--People Who Are Going on for
 q Vacation--other News.
 At the annual meeting of the Fair Haven Cemetery association, just held, officers were elected as follows: Presi- dent, c. D. Parmelee; vice-president, Frank J. Mansfield; treasurer, D, M. Smith; secretary, John $, Sanford; di- rectors for three years, Friend H. Fran cis, A. J. Weld and John H. Lnsley. The treasurer's report showed receipts of about $2,75o and there is small bali ance in the treasury. There have been twenty seven monuments and head stones placed in the cemetery the past year.
 A skiff which Bridgetender William Sullivan has kept at the Chapel street drawbridge several years to use in case of emergency, and to save any persons who might fall overheard, has just been stolen, and he is doing some detective work.
 Strong school pupils, members of the graduating class, have just received their class pin.
 Muggy and hot was the description of yesterdays weather, when the ther- mometer went soaring near the ninety mark.
 Live Oak council No. 1927 Royal Ar canum, held large and enthusiastic messing at A. O. U. w. hall, 25 Crane avenue Thursday evening, and plans were started for getting big influx ol new members the present year. Ther' were present as visitors, and who ad dressed few words of congratulatior to the council, MT. Kilborn, of Alfred Howe council, Meriden and Vice-Re gent Harris, of Davenport council. l was decided to appoint a committee ol membership, which will select large committee, with the view of increasing
 the list of council members by at leas twenty-five before another year. Thi | committee consists of Secretary JohI
 w. Kessel, Treasurer George S. Adam and Frank D. Ronald. This committe
 will meet next week and appoint th
 larger committee. Great enthusiasm was expressed over the plan to build u the membership.
 [ Live Oak council, Royal Arcanun
 will unite with the other councils of tn
 city in the joint meeting to be held a
 the Double Beach house June 2S. Ther } will be games in the afternoon and banquet in the evening for member . and ladies. Tickets can now be had fc the banquet.
 At the Grand Avenue Congregations church tomorrow there will be pubE l worship at 10:3O a. m. and preaching b Rev. Frank R. Luckey, of the Humpf : rev Street Congregational church; spi cial offering for the dSaconess fun
 Sunday school at noon and SHnda . school in the Ferry street church at
 D. m,; Y. P. s. c. D. a& 6:1o D. m. ar | preaching by the pastor, Dr. Sheath
 7:SO D. m; topic, Christians the Sol
 of God"
 Rev. Charles G. Smith, of the Grar . Avenue Baptist church, will preach .' exchange with Rev. St. John Fitch, :; Branford, tomorrow morning at le:
 o'clock.
 c. J. Malloy, clerk at station A, VI '' has been off duty since May owing
 severe illness, is back and greatly ir ', proved in health. His place was fill - during his absence by Substitute Clel
 George A. Lenhardt.
 " Substitute Carrier James F. MeKe, y is assisting the regular letter carrier
 the Morris Cove route.
 Druggist c. T. Conway leaves to-d' ,f to join Edward W. Easter in nis Tod at Bill Lake, North Lyme. Mrs. J. H. Huntington and son, Northampton, and MT. and Mrs. Ere 7. erick Parker, of Meriden, were visiti ro MT. and Mrs. Charles 0. Francis ' their home in Grand avenue yesterdf
 MT. and Mrs. w. s. Bishop, of Ora ,s avenue, have gone to Ranngeley LaH
 for a stay of two weeks. ,t There were two marriages at
 Francis church Wednesday. Miss A