The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-11
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 stallation of Officers in Live Oak
 Council, R. A.--CoIumbia Castle. K.
 G. Es Hold Interesting Netting
 Teachers Meeting of Strong School
 District Monday-Other Notes.
 It is expected that some of the Eng fish teachers who are visiting this country this winter will pay a visit to Strong school some time during the present season. Several have already visited other schools of the city and 1t is the general opinion that they will find no more complete and better reg ulated grWammar school anywhere in the state than at Strong. With all the departments in full operation, Strong school would give a favorable impress sion to any of the English teachers who might pay an inspection.
 Mrs. George Strickland, of Front street, Is very i'll from pneumonia.
 Henry Musch, of the Yale Brewing company, has purchased of that com pany property fronting 70 feet in East Pearl street and 76 feet in East Pearl street, with the buildings thereon. 1 A reception was given by the Misses Brennan, of Shelter street, Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Katheryn V. Farrell, of Brooklyn,
 Miss Agnes Russell, of Meriden, is visiting pr. and Mrs. Budd, of Grand avenue.
 Miss Esther Brown, of Quinnipiac avenue, is entertaining the Misses Ger trude and Margaret Palmer of Sche- nectady.
 Mrs. Annie J. Heaney, wife of Thom- as Heaney, died at the home of her daughter, 65 Perkins street, Wednes- day, at the age of sixty years. She 1 leaves, beside her husband, two daugh- ters, Mrs. Thomas Fenwick and Mrs. Ledwith
 Live Oak council No. 1927, Royal Arr canum, held a largely attended meet ing at A. o. U. w. hall, 25 Grand ave- nue, last evening, on which occasion the annual installation of officers was held. There were visitors from Daven- port council and officers of that council assisted Grand Sentry A. H, Barclay in the installation exercises. There was also the initiation of one member. Aft CT the exercises refreshments were \ served and short speeches were made by number of members of the order.
 Another interesting lodge meeting of Hast night was that of Saltonstall lodge, N. E. 0. F., of East Haven, held in ths town hall. The officers are: IF
 Warden--S. A. Taylor.
 -warden--S. E. Dibble. Secretary-William s. Coker.
 Financial secretary-Ro Robert Hall.
 Treasurer-L. w. Thompson.
 haplain--Hurlburt Nickson. l Guide-C. T. stepp.
 Gusrdian-C. 0. Coburn.
 Sentry-E. stepp.
 Trustee for three years-A A. Page,
 Columbia castle Knights of the Gold en Eagle, held an interesting meeting this week, when the annual installation of officers took place as follows:
 Past chief-Walter L. Button.
 Chief-E Edgar Hurlburt
 Vice-chief-Bert Ronpf.
 Master of records-Frank Burnharn
 Clerk of the exchequer- Miles Js Barnes.
 Keeper of records-John s. Thomps son.
 Outside guard-Joseph Gesler.
 Venerable hermit-F. H. Avery.
 High priest-John Dixon.
 Sir herald--P. T. Buckley,
 District Deputy Goodwin and Carl Selk were the installing officers.
 The Quinnipiac Hose, Hook and Lad der company will have a secretary to elect at it's next meeting, as the sec retary, Herbert Cloggston, resigned at the meeting this week. The company is sorry to lose its secretary, but Mr. Cloggston has moved out of the bor- ough and that is the reason for his re- signing.
 Next Sunday John Deloy has planned to have sheepbake at his home in Foxon to celebrate the birth of a granddaughter. It is expected that a large number of his friends will attend the festivities
 Five hundred text books were added to the teaching facilities of Strong , school this week. A teachers meeting of the Strong district will be held at Strong school at the close of the afternoon session next Monday, when number of teachers will speak on Special Individual Work With Pupils"
 George Hollien, of Houston street, . has returned from Newark, where he , attended the funeral of a relative. ? Patrick Gillern, the saloonkeeper or : Middletown avenue, who has been crit l ically ill with pneumonia, was reported : to be about the same last night. He : has been i'll about two weeks and IS still in a critical condition. The livery firm of Hall Sc Darrow, , with stables in Front street has been : dissolved. MT. Darrow will continue 3 the business and MT. Hall will go Into business at a stable he has rented in l the Eighth ward. ;. 3 John Storer, of Poplar street, Is i'll l with pneumonia. q know you are busy man." began the caller, land I want to occupy your