The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-12-15
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
POINTS OF INTEREST FROlr BOTH
 SIDES THE QUINNIPIAC.

Many Mourn the Death of Mrs. Carolyn
 Fowler, Wife of E. ID. Fowler-The Y. P. s. c. E. Meeting To-niGht-Public In
 stalIation of Boys Brigade Officers
 Funeral of Miss DinGwall.
 The regular monthly business meet ing of the Y. P. s. c. E. of the Grand avenue Baptist church will be held in the chapel this (Tuesday) evening at 7:30 o'clock Miss Lena Smith the vice president, will preside. The program will be as follows:
 Reports of committees.
 Piano Duet-Miss r. T. Beebe and Miss
 N. A. Sage
 Recitation-"The Way to Close a
 Drinking Place"-Emory L. Smith. Solo-Miss Grace Kanahan.
 Recitation-NIiss Pearl A. Taft.
 Graphophone Selections-Joseph w.
 Rhodes
 These meetings of the Endeavor so- ciety have become very popular and many who are not members attend reg ularly
 | Public installation exercises of the officers of the Boys brigade connected With the East Pearl street NJ. F. church were held in the church Sunday even | ing. The brigade turned out With full ranks. The exercises consisted largely of responsive readings and the install lation exercises of the brigade, and there was special music for the occa' sion The exercises were largely at tended, Colonel Frank Tompkins as sisted, and an address was given by the pastor, Rev MT. Cheney. The funeral of Miss Lulu DingWall was held from her late home, No 10 Lloyd street, Sunday afternoon, and was largely attended. The members of l Perseverance council, D. of L.. attend ed in g, body. The remains were talk en to Higganum for burial | The members of Perseverance coun- cil, D. of L., meet this evening to nom mate officers.
 The steam barge Notta brought here the barge Wagner with nine hundred barrels of cement for w. A. Warner x l Brother.
 Fair Haven lodge No. ?, Degree of Honor. meets this evening for inltia- 1 ton exercises and also to nominate off, | IFS.
 Judge l.. P. Deming has started for Montana on d business trip. He is accompanied by his wife. | Carolyn Elizabeth, wife of Edward D. Fowler died at her home, No 1lS l yt-oc a daughter of Elizabeth B. c. and of the late Henry R. Barnes, who died about five years ago. Miss Nellie c. Barnes | Is a sister of the deceased. She also leaves a son, Kenneth, and q little daughter three months old. Mrs. FoW- Ter had been sick about four and half months with Bright's disease. During her Illness she was attended by four 1 different physicians, and received the very best care and nursing, but her l case was apparently hopeless from the first A cousin of the deceased Dr Keep, a skilful New York physician, was one of her attendants. She suffer ed a great deal during a portion of her | illness, but was patient and resigned | throughout Her death brings a very | sore bereavement in her home, and 
 husband, mother and sister are well night inconsolable in their grief. Few indeed had so many warm and true friends as Carrie Fowler, and they vii learn of her untimely death with keer | sorrow. She possessed Q. bright and attractive disposition, and with hel | lovely character won many friends She was a member of the Grand ave nue Congregational church and was prominent in church work, particularly in the Sunday school where she hat been a teacher, and the Y r. & c. E.. had been a member of the choir anc was connected with the Gounod soci ety. Twelve years ago she was mar ried to Edward D. Fowler, who is witt the firm oe Brown X Durham. Tht funeral will be attended from the lat residence of the deceased, llS Grant avenue, this afternoon at 3 o'clock, Rev J. Lee Mitchell officiating.
 Miss Ray of Bridgeport will hold ; Christmas sale of fancy articles an( stamped linens at Mrs. James F. Par sons, No. 32 Clinton avenue, on Tues day and Wednesday of this week.