Morning journal and courier., 1890-04-12
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Last Tributes to the Memory OF tho
Late Mrs. ThOmson-ShippinE Oys-
ter Seed-Olass Day at the Woolsey
understanding to OhIo-Omciated
at the Marriage OF His Nephew
Many Mortgage Transactions Chron-
icled-A Cold ROW for the Glass Of
,92-COnnccted by a spur Track
Hiram Camps Birthday Celebration
SUNDAY School Omcers.
Amid beautiful flowers that she loved SO we'll in
life the remains of the late Susan G. B. Thomson,
wife of Dr. Charles g. Thomson, were laid to rest in
the family lot of the Fair Haven cemetery yester-
day afternoon. AS the casket reached its resting
place dear lady friend of the deceased residing in
Hartford standing at tho edge of the grave, scat
tered covering of flowers and buds down upon the
casket 1t was beautiful tribute of love, and all
who witnessed it were visiby affected. The funeral
services at the residence of the son, DR.. William
n. Thomson, 1s1 Grand avenue, were held at $50
T.
Membership with the First congreeationai CHURCH
to the Of Dr.
that the PASTOR emeritus should attend her funera
of
her kindly traits of heart and her well spent life.
ynsh Ba ss oas sss s the Ct ny
sy Miss Bradley WIN ps,r gsTtsss.
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Of Brooklyn. sons-inlaw, Captain Williams of
Brooklyn, and Deacon Willis Hemingway. Charles
voyage Dr.. Charles s. Thompson, the aged bus
band Of the deceased now in his Dinetleth year,
was unable to leave his home in Hartford owing to
the innrmities of age. He is very lame and par
Mrs Joseph Cook is visiting her parents, Deacon
viii Kellogg left this week for Montana to settle
few Weeks since, was civil ensineers "' NOV
sooRs are ct a s1sd in The
away and ports in Rhode Island and Massa
ehu:sts Last year this seed a.. vas sold At
The VIII S% for
three year old seed viii make good opening stock
next winter, and much Of it will be transplanted
ns sa 6ea ssas costs thu plants
this spns Ssn 'hft sis % II
be planted on the east side Of the harbor. Barney
Bowe, who has planted Virginias every spring for
the past forty years, says he will not plant any
Il. B. ives has purchased chestnut road horse
from Vermont that is said to be fast-gaited ami
The class day exercises at woolsey school will
will be thrown open to VISITORS for whom about
and original compositions by members Of the
graduating class, also instrumental and vocal
class had their pictures taken by George K. Leo:
pold, the photographer. The scholars were grouped
Captain Horton in the sloop Frank Foot leaves
e to 70
necticut river for shad, but there was such big
demand for escollops that he has decided to bring
Charles H. standish of Bridgeport. Ohio, came
ON this week to remove his family and that Of his
and Case, who were until a few months since ma
chinisa Grafton street. engaged in the cleo
lse sGe Thenpson q visited his
father-in-lav, John McGregor, this week. BE was
Mnsp aSd T..
ding Of the grandson Of the latter, Frank 1homp.
ham :" on wednesday, evening, Rev Mr. Thomps"n
being one Of the officiating elergymen. Mr.. and
York, his business being in the latter city.
George B. Allen, superintendent at the Lowell
e
Of Frank Moore, who has been visiting his grand:
j. Birnie futile, special agent of the census bu.
resu, who is engaged In g%asking transfer list Of
The crew of '9a, Yale navy, were out on the river
bridge. Although the wind was pretty bleak the
boys did not seem to mind it particularly.
..
one Of Austin Manseld's buildings Grand avenue
near Railroad avenue next week, has had his new
storehouse on Railroad avenue connected by o spuI
track.
Miss Annie Lynch Of James street was surprised
by some seventy five couples of her friends Wed
nesday evening, at Elk's hall on Chapel street
There was dancing, ernest Blondin and Mis-
Lynch leading the march), music by orchestra
and refreshments were served.
For several years Hiram Camp has celebrated hi
birthday by inviting in q few of hi
neghbors and friends and all uniting in q prayer
meeting. Wednesday was Mr.. Camps seventy
ninth anniversary and on that evening the Ferry
| street church people omitted their weekly praye
| service and united with Mr.. Camp in the usua
| manner.
The new officers Of tho Sunday school connecte,
with the East Pearl Street NJ. Z. church are as fol
lows: Superintendent. Frank j. Mansfield; assistan
supsrintendents; L. w. Moody and Mrs. F. J
Mansfield; secretary, A. H. Potter; assistant secrs
tary, William Eldrdge: treasurer. John 8. SanfOrs
second; librarian, Frank Craword superintendent
Of primary department. Mr.. e. c. Hill; assistan
/ superintendent, Mrs. e. r. Slater.
| Fred Pause OF Westfield, Massachusetts,, and Mrs
Hattie Beckley of North Haven, were married q
the residence of Rev. Z. O. Sage Wednesday even
| ing. They will reside at WallinEford.
| Rev. D. M. James has returned from Philadel
phia, where he went to ofciate at the marriage o
| a friend.
Rev. D. NJ. James of the Second church and Rev
M s. Phillips of the Ferry street church attends
| the fellowship meeting Of the New Haven distric
| in East Haven this week, the former preaching a