Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-22
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Ball Player Injured-Elthu Larkins
 nl-Three Funerals Yesterday-The
 Late Captain Holloway Buried
 Home From Camp Meeting-CaPtain
 Robinsonss Chick "DarbY''-many
 Personal Notes of Interest-Goes to
 southbridge. Mass.
 Ned Sloan, eighteen years of age, who fractured his arm Thursday afternoon while playing ball, is doing we'll. Dr. Roberts is attending him.
 Rev. Edward Fairbanks will supply the Second church pulpit tomorrow.
 The funeral of the late Bernard McCuen, 379 Blatchley avenue, who died from con sumption at the age of forty years, was at tended from St. Francis church yesterday morning.
 Rev. H. H. Branch of Peoria, ILL, will preach at the Baptist church tomorrow. Rev. E. O. Sage will preach at the church in Deep River.
 Elihu Larkins is quite ill at his home on East Pearl street from overwork and ex- posture to the sun.
 William s. Johnson and family have re- turned from Ocean Grove.
 Rev. A. H. Goodenough, formerly of this place, now of Brooklyn, sails for home September TO- He has been travelling in England, but will remain the balance of his vacation visiting his mother.
 Elliot Bradley and family have returned from Saratoga.
 Captain Will Mansfed and family have | returned from Ocean Grove. Miss Jennie Messer who has been at l tending the Chautauqua assemblies, if home. Mrs. E. o. Hill, Olin Hill, Mrs Felix Gladwin and Miss Lillie Gladwin who have been at Chautauqua, are now visiting friends in New York state. MT. and Mrs. Charles O. Francis will soon go to Northampton for few days Dr. Stevens and wife are at Clinton. Mrs. Thomas Coyne, Miss Nellie Reagan of Fillmore street and Miss Julia Burns o East Haven are at Litchfeld. l There was a large attendance at tn, funeral of the late Mrs. Charles Palmer held from her home on the east side yester day. The Rev. J. Lee Mitchell officiated There were many floral offerings The in | torment was at Fair Haven cemetery.
 The Fair Haven delegation to the Plain
 vile camp meeting will return to-day. Il | the number are Captain Harvey Robinson
 and wife, Mrs. Walter Avery, Mrs. Georg Stevenson and children, H. A. Loveland'
 family, Mrs. Ava Barnes of Baltimor
 who is uisitirg here.
 The remains of the late Captain Gideol
 E. Holloway were taken to New London
 for burial yesterday morning A delega
 tion from Admiral Foote post, of whic
 the deceased was member, including sey
 eral Fair Haven veterans, escorted tn
 hearse to the Shore Line depot. Those wh
 went to New London with the remains i
 addition to the relatives were Commando
 William E. Morgan, ex-National Commar
 der William s. Wells of the naval veterans
 John Lowe, Benjamin Ess and Mir. Lewis
 The remains were met at New London
 a delegation from the local post and es
 corted to St. Mary's Catholic church, wher
 solemn mass of requiem was conducted
 At the cemetery short but appropriat
 address was made by Commander Well
 and the burial service of the G. A. R. ws
 then conducted.
 The St. Ignatius T. A. B. society clea, ed $500 from their excursion and the fl
 ting up of their new club house is assured Captain Harvey Robinson took his cele
 brated light Brahma "Darby" to the PlaiI vile camp meeting, expecting to make chicken pot pie. She had not laid an eg l in many weeks and that was to be he , punishment. But she began laying {
 camp meeting and the captain will brin Darby home again to-day very much hy
 bird This chicken has quite a reputatio in the community for her intelligence an
 gentleness. She answers to her name an is more than an average as chickens go. N. S. Ludington will join his family 6 Bethlehem, N. H., to-day.
 An M. E. clergyman, who is boarding Morris Cove, will supply the pulpit of u ? East Pearl street church tomorrow.
 Miss Edith Groot of Houston stre ) leaves to-day for Southbridge, Mass, ha ing accepted lucrative position in one ( the large stores there, in the bookkeepin department. She leaves large circle ! friends in this city. On Thursday ever ing party of the Grand avenue Congr
 gational church, of which she is membe l gave her a surprise visit at her home ar 7 presented her with & handsome watcl chain and charm, in token of their af1e tion and esteem. She has been for sever } years active in the Y. P. s. c. E. of u Grand avenue church. For number . years past she has been in charge of u Forsyth dye works and laundry office (
 Chapel street.