Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-11
OBITUARY..
Death of Ph1lander b. Beebe of Fair
UTnvAn.

Death OF Ph1lAn0eF ns necDe U z 0AA |
Haven.
Philander B. Beebe, for years proprietor
of a prosperous and well known grocery
store on Grand avenue, Fair Haven, near
the iron bridge, died at his home, No. %
Woolsey street, yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock, aged sixty-seven. His health had
been poor for some time past, though he
had not been confined to the house but q
short time. He died quite suddenly OF an
attack of cerebral hemorrhage. Mr.. Beebe
leaves to mourn his death q wife, two sons
and one daughter. The sons are DR.. Will
lam E. Beebe of Bridgeport and Nelson
Beebe of this city. The daughter resided
at home with the parents. The deceased
was native of Wsthersfeld, Conn. When
a young man he was for years chief clerk
at the prosperous grocery store which for
many years was conducted by the late
Abijah Bradley on East street, corner OF
Wooster street. In later years he was in
business in Fair Haven. He conducted the
Fair Haven store for about fifteen years.
He later conducted store on Wooster
street, Deceased was an old member OF
Ouinnipiao lodge, I. o. o. F., and past
Grand Of the lodge He was man much
respected, and many friends will regret to
hear of his death.
THE LATE MRS. DICKINSON.
Concerning the late Mrs. Dickinson OF
! Hartford, beloved wife of General L. A.
Dickinson, who died suddenly of heart
failure Wednesday, as stated in yesterdays
paper, the Hartford Times says: "Mrs
Dickinson was a most estimable woman
and was actively identified with church
: and benevolent work in the city until thu
time of her impaired health year and
half ago. The deceased was married t.
3 General Dickinson September IL, 1848, ant
the welded life of both has been one o
J uninterrupted felicity. General and Mrs
and have since resided here. There hav
), been no children in the family, but tn
niece, Mrs. Florence Faxon Beardslee, ha
> held the place and love of a daugh
;, ter in the home. Before removing to Hart
ford Mrs. Dickinson was member of 81
:, Thomas church in New Haven. Wit
= her husband she was one OF the founder
L of st. Thomas church in this city and fe
the deepest interest in it's success and pro-
D. perity She was also a member of tn
B. Woman's relief corps connected with til
y Robert o. Tyles post.
"a The funeral of Mrs. Dickinson will tai
1t place Saturday afternoon at o'clock frol
N St. Thomas church, the Rev. George
Warner conducting the services. The il
d torment will be in Spring Grove cemeter,
II Four of the bearers will be from tt
d church and two from the Robert o. Tyl
l. post.
TX OBITUARY NOTES.
as Frederick E. Ely, town clerk and judi
I'd of probate of Enfield, died yesterday
of pneumonia, aged sixty-four. He was boz
in the Sandwi Islands, where for ma,
ass years his father was missionary. At o.
be time the deceased was dry goods me
a chant in Cleveland, Ohio. For years pa
n he has been a merchant in Thompsonvil
no Shelburne Kincaird of Middletown di
Wednesday of illness following an alta
tn of the grip. He was proprietor of pre-
lie porous half dime restaurant and was
,ot years past deacon of the Baptist churc
he Henry Smith, proprietor of trucki
lat business in Middletown, died Wednesds
he aged seventy nine.