Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-02-06
FROM NEW HAVEN.
Passed Away-Personal Items

NEW HAVEN, COEN Feb. 2, '97 The
funeral of the late Wilson Jones, who
died suddenly on last Friday while st
work on Canal dock took place from
Lewis and May cocks undertaking es-
tablishment. on Monday at 2p m,
Rev A y. Powell Officiated.
The late Mr.. tones had been suffer
ing from the effect of internal injuries
received several weeks ago, but was
able to work the most of the time
tie was working on a coal barge when
he was attacked on Friday morning
and lived but few minutes after be-
ing taken from the boat. The deceas-
ID was ~ years OF age, was born in
Louisiana, bat had lived in the north
many years. was a member of Chris
tian Star Lodge. number 14S4, Grand
United Order of Odd Fellows. The
iaterment took place in the Odd Eel
lows lot at WestvIlle cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Washington, age 20 years
entered into her rest on the evening
OF the 2Sth after an illness of about
two weeks.
Mrs Washington was attacked with
paralysis at the residence of Mrs John
Ncrcum on January 18th and was
moved to the New Haven Hospital,
where she fingered until the end
came. The funeral services were held
at the Lewis and Maycock under tax
ing establishments on Monday at 10 a.
m, Rev. I. n. Baker, pas tor of the
Dixwell Ave. Congregational Church
of which the deceased was a member,
officiating The remains were taken
Co Hartford for interment. One
daughter and two sons survive their
mother.
Rev. W. H Cofey. ID. D pastor of
the A. NJ. K Zion Church left here
sunday morning for Wilmington, Del
whittier he goes to attend the funeral
of the K. Zion NJ. Z. Church, of that
city.
Rev. f. Ohio Parker, pastor of the
NJ. K. Mission supplied DR. Coffey' S
pulpit on last Sabbath evening, while
the pulpit of the M + Mission was
supplied by Rev. j. W. Bowman.
Rev T HaYslett, pastor of Bethel
A. NJ e Church delivered an excel
lent address to the Young Mems Chris
tian Association at their 3 O'Clock
meeting on last Sunday.
Mrs. Pool of Sprouce street has beer
i'll for several days, but is now conva.
descent.
Mrs. G. E. ROBBERS, of Atlantic CITY
spent last week in this city. the guest
of Mrs. John Judd. Prof. and Mrs. &
E. Roberts left for New York on Mon
day evening.
Prof Robert is the electric penmaI
who has been located on Chapel stree
since last October Those wishin,
card writing or other written wOrl
done can find the professor at 80 Win
thr0p avenue, where he is also givin,
/
Mrs William Wilson, of Orange, n
J., is spending few days in this city
visiting her husband and friends, tn,
r guest of Mrs l. A. Moore OF la Ca
: street.
: Rev. A. @ Powell will baptize sever
al cand ida at the Emmanuel Baptis
Church on next Sunday morning
The Ladies Aid society of Immanue
8, Baptist Church will resume thei
? weekly meetings on Wednesday even
| ing in the church chapel.
At special meeting of the Fort
Y night y Club held on the evening @
= the 2lst ult.. to take action on tn
death of Miss Lucy G. Douglass, tn
t committee on coincidence presente
the following resolutions;
Whereas, it has pleased Our Heaven
n ~ Father to remove from our mids
our beloved fri.nd and companion
Lucy c. Douglass and
Whereas, we deeply mourn the los
of true friend, a chartered membe
- and willing worker in our club, who
Z by the sunny cheerfuliness of her dil
: position and by her gentle unselfis
! character, endeared herself to us al
Be it
Resolved, that we, the members {
!. the Fortnightly Club express to he
bereaved family our sincere sympath
- in this time OF sffiictioD, and be it fun
Their
Resolved, that copy of these resC
buttons be kept on the file in the clu
and that a copy be inserted in til
New York Age. Philadelphia Tribun
and Richmond PLANET
= IouN B HALL, Chairman,
Miss GRACE BooTH,
JOHN Il BAREAN,
Committee.
II W. A TRIBBRTT, Ag't,
!. 404 Orchard St.. New Haven, Conn.