The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-12
LATEST FAIR HA7EN NEWS
ANNUAL INSTALLATION OF MFR
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Total Membership Now 175-ofticerS Who Enter on Their Duties-T. H. Whitfield to Manage Roe Motor Agency-Attorney Dwight W. Futile and Frederick E. Street Off for In- dian Territory--Other Items of In- tereSt.
 Myrtle chapter, o. E. s., held it's an- nual installation last evening at Ma sonic hall These gatherings always call together a large number, and there were about 250 in attendance last eVen- ing, including visitors from Excelsior chapter No. 3, Ethel chapter of Vest vile, Mystic chapter No. 20 and the West Haven chapter. There were four inltiations making a total membership of about 175. This is substantial gain for the past year. The chapter has balance of $257.n in the treasury. The installing officer was Mrs. Clara Lines Chapin, of Pine Meadow. The retiring matron, Mrs. Grace Simon, was the re- cipient of handsome past matron medal, the presentation speech having been made by Elmore s. Wade. Mrs. Simon responded, thanking the donors for their fine gift. The installation was followed by banquet, which was very enjoyable affair There were a number of speeches and the affair was a social occasion that was greatly en- joyed by all. The ceilings and the ta- bles were handsomely decorated. Fol- lowing are the names of the officers in- stalled:
 Worthy matron-Miss Inez Denison. Worthy patron--A. o. Chalmers.
 Associate matron-Mrs. Anna Schon. Conductress-Mrs Ella Hesse.
 Associate-Mrs. Florence Tompkins. Secretary-Mrs. Clara Turner.
 Treasurer-Mrs. Jennie Moran.
 Ada-Miss Sila Wade.
 Ruth-Miss Ruth Smith.
 Esther-Mrs. Cornelia Perkins.
 Martha-Mrs. Jennie Ray.
 Electa-Mrs. Ella Parcels.
 Organist-Mrs. Helen Meicl1le.
 Warder-Mrs. Hattie Hubbard.
 Sentinel-E. N. Holiday,
 The annual installation of officers of East Rock lodge A. o. U. w., will be held at the lodge room, 20 Grand ave- nue, next Thursday evening. John c. Gallagher, past grand master workman, will be the installing officer.
 One of the new business enterprises of this vicinity is the Roe Motor agen- cy. T. H. Whitfield manager, at 183-5 Grand avenue.
 Prize winners at the Charity Whist club at the home of Mrs. Dinan were as follows: Miss Mamie Shugrue, Mrs c. Manzy and Mrs. F. Smith. Miss Katherine Kerwin, of Blatchley avenue will entertain at the next meeting, to be held this afternoon.
 Attorney Dwight w. Futile and Fred erick B. Street, of East Haven, left this week for Indian territory. It is under stood they are interested in oil wells there
 An infant son of the late Dr. James A. Moore is ill with diphtheria at the home of his grandfather, Edward Dill lon, of Lombard street.
 There will doubtless be a large at tendance at the engine house on East Grand avenue this evening, at the whist given by the Quinnipiac Hose, Hook and Ladder company. Some pretty prizes will be awarded, and refresh ments will be served.
 Joseph Smith, who has been i'll with typhoid fever, is able to be out again.
 Mrs. Richard Raymond has returned from South Birmingham, Mass, where she visited relatives.
 Miss Mollie Bree has returned to hel school duties in Putnam after the holi- day vacation.
 Miss Anna Gallagher, of Fairmount avenue, is visiting friends in Trenton N. J.
 Mrs. l.. A. Humiston, of Houston street, left on Wednesday to spend the remainder of the winter with her aunt Mrs. Mary F. Lounsbury, at Pine Bluff NY ~