The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
Noah Webster Anniversary Ob- served With Suitable Exer.
 cises at Schools,

observed with special exercises In sew eral of the Fair Haven schools ycster- day In room l9, strong school, at 2;SO D. m, the exercises were as fol- lows.
 song Aud Lang Syne.
 Essay-The First Period of Noah
 WcbSter's Life,
 Nicholas Hruysman, i Fable-The Two Dogs tFrom the
 Webster Spelling bookD
 Marguerite Garland 1 Essay-The Preparation of the Die.
 tlonary,
 Ethelwynnc Allen. Fable-"rhe Boy that Stole Apples"
 Lulu Lovc6ay. Webstors Views on Stealing,
 Irving Baker, Essay Webstors Part in Public Af-
 fairs,
 Clarence Rupp. Wcbster's Views on Legislation.
 Erie Ball, Essay ehster-The Man,
 Irene Turbert. Thoughts from Wcbster's Spelling
 Book,
 Albert Howard, John Humc May Griffin, Eva Higgins, Jennie Enquist, Enid Edgar, Charles Adamcc, Bessie Rrust Hugh McMorrow, Magic Coffcy,
 song America.
 m. following list of pupils of strong school constitutes the Noah Webster society of the school They have been perfect in spelling since thc beginning of She year:
 Room 15, grade 1 Edna Werle, Katherine Nolan; room Is, grade [, Edith Casius, Ruth Ensstrom, Will | helmina Barbezat, room li, grade I, Clara Hemingway: room l2, grade (, Mary ketsan; room IT, grade 6, Charles Wogman, May Gerhkc. Hazel Hall, Mildred Nettlcton: room 10, grade ,, Ida Lloyd; room IT, grades { and ,. Milton Carter. Beatrice HOyt, Elmer Porter, Lucy Yale; room 5, Gertrude Lanse.
 Room 13 grade S. Strong schools. Pupils who have not failed this term: Charlotte Meyers. Marguerite Cart land, Frances Scott, Ethelwynns Allen, Bessie Brust. Irene Fonda, Gertrude tohane, Flora Hugo. Harry Male, Frank Braincrd, Jennie Enqust, Rolanl Warner.
 At the annual convention of the connecticut Granch of Kings Daugh- tcrs, in Hartford on uesday, Mrs. [. w. Sheath was chosen state secre- talt. the position which corresponds to presiding officer in other orSaniza- tions. Mrs. l.. &. Salisbury holds the same position With reference to the county of New Haven, that Is county secretary.
 Frank II. Andrus and Miss Beatrice G. Moss. both of Cheshire, were until cd In marriage by Dr. Sneath at his ! home, 32 Perkins street al clock | yesterday afternoon Tho now cou- plc Will live at 33 pinc street. The bride is d nlecn of l.. R. Hemingway MontoWese Tho groom s sales. man for r. C. Atwood, confeetioner James \ ThoTpc Of EIthdnge street ! is just getting out of doors on crutehe, nfte. his serc-o accident several week; Ssc In falllns from a building H. fractured his left lcg in two place. ! and sustained severe sprain of tht ! nu.>l which Is not getting along yc:l well If his ankle gets along mor' fty"rabil. ne will come out all right ! H. ios beer a builder for 90 years ant this |. the most severe accident h. ever had
 After q long voyage Of three week from Nova Scotia with about 500 ton! poste', the schooner James Datidsol ms ar'iycd at the wharf o' the Con ncGtea. Adamaut company captai' Gilmore reports lisht winds all the wa dorn the coast anl much fog. 1t 1 expected tho cargo will be out so tina Inc hoone" can sail by Monday fo another cargo.
 The W. C T. L.. No. ., o' Fair Ha vel will hold n memorial meeting fo th" lalo Mir, sarah B Ives who vas p"lHn Il member p' the sotiesy an VII, died about year ago; the srryle wit be held Sunday afternoon al p'4,pck at their nall, SS Grand avenu and III are invited hy tho union Ther vii b, seycra speakers and there vi! ba .cGa music
 Last evening q party Of about young people left from East Gram avenue for Northford where q dane vas enjoyed at tho town nall. Thor vas musi. by Nohlmaber's orchcstr and quartet snns, Red Are was burn ei and horns blown and fine tim was enjoyed the party returning q 5 a. m. Ii was given undcr the direc -
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