The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-06-19
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The mortuary chapel which Redfeld
& Son have contracted to build for the
Fair Haven Cemetery association will
cost $5,2S7 and is to be completed by
October l. 1t Is to be built by the ac-
! cumulations of the association from the
sale of lots for the past eleven years
and interest, and they have not called
upon any one for a dollar; but the Off
| GERS hope their friends viii put in some
I memorial windows, or in some way re-
member them. The exterior walls will
be Of East Haven stone and the interior
! of buff brick There will be chapel
to seat 100 persons, receiving vault, Off
GERS room, tool room, laboratory, clos
cts, etc. The interior will be relieved
by copper crestings. The site is near
the fountain
The funeral of Captain Murray L.
Baldwin was conducted from his late
residence ON Baldwin street, annex,
| Monday afternoon, Rev. c. II. Doupe
of st. James church officiating. I'M
dertalSer II. W. Crawford had charge
of the arrangements. The interment
was in the East Haven cemetery. The
bearers were Charles and Murray
Hughes, O. A, Rose and Harvey Lam
craft, Years ago Captain Baldwin COM
manded several excursion boats, includ-
ing the Novelty
Columbia castle, K. G. e., have made
nominations and officers will be elected
at the next meeting The nominations
for noble chief are r. J. Morton, C. II.
zimmerman and Frank Henderson;
vice chief, G. e. Jones, w b. Penfield,
L. a o..
high priest, G. B. Rowe and f. w. Pres
colt; vice hermit J. S. Bauer and L. b.
Linsley; sir herald, II. j Morton, Frank
Henderson, Z. p. Thompson and Charles
b. Jones; trustee, It. H. Francis, G. B.
Rowe, John Dixon and W. S. Comp
ton.
AS Bertram Rowe, the little son of
w. S. Rowe the jeweler, was alighting
from an electric car at the corner Of
Grand avenue and East Pearl street
Monday afternoon a lad threw down
the latticed gate, catching young Rowe's
hand and cutting one OF the fingers to
the bone.
The members Of the w. G. T. U. will
give a musical and literary entertain-
ment at their rooms this wednesday,
evening.
Captain and Mrs. Harvey Robinson
have been spending several days with
friends at Cold Spring, L. |.
Captain Caleb Huntington, who has
been i'll with inflammatory rheumatism,
is improving.
Saturday evening a. few friends of
Miss Amy Gage of Grand avenue paid
her a surprise visit on her birthday an
niversary. The callers had a very en-
joyable time and were entertained by
Mrs. Gage Miss Gage received the gift
of a watch from her father, William
Gage, chief engineer of the New Haven
Street Railway company.
AT their last meeting the members OF
Live Oak council Royal Arcanum, OBJ
served their lodge anniversary. The
members of the grand lodge We're pres
emit A fine collation. was served. The
council, which started with Is members,
NOW numbers 122,
A swarm OF honey bees has taken pos
session of the steeple of the East Haven
Congregational church.
Horace Barnes, son Of Captain Har-
vey Barnes of the annex, who was
thrown from his wagon a few days ago,
is recovering from his injuries. His
nose was broken and he was badly
bruised.
e. M. Seeley and family are occupy
ing the Sunset View cottage at Morris
Cove.
Miss Frederick e. Bishop and Herbert |
H. Smith will be married in Grace Epis-
copal church on Tuesday, June rs.
The w. G. II. U. of Fair Haven will |
give in Central hall musical and lit |
erary entertainment. Miss Hattie Dem
ison, the elocutionist, will give one or
more selections; also the New Haven |
orchestra. There will be vocal solos and |
and cake and cream at the
close