Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-04-16

Mr.. g. W. Bray and family have moved to Scars
dale, n, 7. Mr.. Bray has accepted the position OF
superintendent on gentlemans dairy farm.
Mr.. II. B. Beardsley ia making some improve ments
on his residence on River street
the residence OF Thadeus Smith on Broad street
place last Thursday morning and afternoon between
the agents of the Champion and victor machines
They were used on North street section of roads,
and both maehines deserving of merit for their
adaptation to the work. One was purchased By Mr..
Ohss Beardsley and other by Mr.. Geo. F. Plstt.
Mr.. Charlie D. stubbs children. who have been
quite sick with scarlet fever are recovering.
Mrs. Luke Nettleton. who died In New Haven last
Saturday, buried here Tuesday She was 70 years
NJ Everett CLARK has returned from an extended
trip made in connection with hs large seed business
another yiss Vas naae q eseSs a o.
Tuesday evening and was no less enjoyed than the
the evening of harmless and happy enjoyment to
/ those who seek his hospitality.
| tainunent in the school-houso Thursday evening
April oath, for the benefit of the Sunday school libra
should be stormy il viii be postponed until the next
| fair night.
agent and manager at the depot here and has accept
| ed a more hatteriHg offer in Weatheld. Mass Mr..
hoiency and ndelity, wide circle of friends
will regret to part with him. However, all viii
past fourteen years he has resided here and wish him
success IN his new field of labor
The bodies Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hepburn were
brought here last Saturday from New York for ihter
MI and MrH n P Smith Of New Yerk where they
intend to have the bodies of their relatives
| moved aud inferred. The lot has recently been
graded off and handsome ehaft of Scotch granite
has been placed in the west part of the lot which
will bear the inscriptions of the Hepburn family.
Two other monuments to be placed in the same
| enclosure
| The services in the First church Easter Sunday
were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Villains, of New haven.
/ A very Interesting and appropriate sermon was de-
hvered in the morning before large coDgregstio
In the evening fine praise service rendered by
the choir with few ell ch.Ssn remarks by Mr.. Will
ltams.
Sunday was day when nature gave, added
charms aid in making the day of peculiar jog
in the celebration of Easter. At six O'Clock large
asembage of people gathered at St. Peters church tc
join in the early service. The chancel and alts1
were decked with choice and profuse array Of
beautiful potted plants and cut flowers. At the base
of the the altar rested lovely wreath Of
fragrant flowers memorial gift from Mrs. Nicholas
OOonner, of New York. At tine forenoon service the
rector, Mr.. Fitzgerald, took for his theme subject
appropriate for the day, which was delivered will
| characteristic earnestness, and was listened to
with close attention. At three O'Clock the Sunday
school service wss held, carols sung and Easter
eggs and cards were distributed among the children
The superintendent reported as to the condition O.
the school. The offerings of the year amounted &c
nearly ninety dollars, which appropriated to th
various mission fields very Interesting praise ser
vice given in the evening, which was enjoyed b!
large congregation Mrs Babcock assisted by rem
derng the soprano solos. This service closed da!
memorial for its JOY and uplifting inspirations