The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-04-02
OBITUARY NOTES.

ident of Westville died at his home, 81
Mechanic street Wednesday, after
lingering illness. The deceased was a
well known barber, and had his place of
business at POI Main street, Westville.
He formerly did business in this city.
He leaves a wife and two children; also
a mother. Many friends regret to hear
of his death. The funeral services were
held at the house at o'clock yesterday
afternoon
THE LATE MORTIMER NJ. CAMP
The funeral of the late Mortimer M.
Camp will be from his late residence,
104 Ward street, tomorrow Saturday
morning. The interment will be in
Durham. He was born in Durham
November s. 1922. When a young man
he moved to this city and engaged in
the stove and plumbing business at the
corner of Congress avenue and Lafay-
cite street, being the first plumber in
New Haven. Later, he became con-
nected with the New Haven Water
company in the capacity of superinten-
dent, a position he held for nine years.
He was also the patentee of over forty
patents in the interests Of the plumb
Ing and water business. After severing
his connection with the New Haven
Water company he superintendent the
laying of water mains in many cities all
over the country. Besides his wife and
children he leaves a brother, David O,
Camp of 451 Howard avenue, this city,
and a sister, Mrs. Smith of Durham.
MARY w. LEVERICH.
! The funeral of Mary w. Leverich,
! wife of S. Duncan Leverich of New
York city, and daughter of Andrew w.
and Lucretia S. DeForest of New Ha-
ven, will be held at Is West 4Sth street
New York city, this morning at 1880
| o'clock.
HARRIET GARDNER.
Mrs. Harriet Gardner, seventy three
! 121 Park street, Wednesday morning
The funeral services will be held to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock The in
terment will be in Providence, R. I.
MRS. CHARLES T. PENNELL
The funeral of Mrs. Charles T. Pen
| nell who died Saturday last, took placf
from her late residence, POS Whalley
avenue Tuesday at 2:SO p. M, and was
| attended by many friends. The Rev
| Mr.. Lynch officiated and made very
feeling and beautiful remarks BETTING
| the sad occasion. Several beautiful
selections were rendered by q quartet
composed of members Of the choir The
floral pieces were beautiful among then,
| being a large PLAGUE composed OF
| Easter lilies and roses inscribed Sis
| ter" The interment was in Westvil!e
| cemetery.
PATRICK MORAN.
| Patrick Moran of Munroe street. Fail
Haven, who died on Wednesday after
an illness of only a few hours, went t.
work Wednesday morning apparently
| as well as usual, but returned home
about 10 o'clock, stating that he fell
queerly. Medical attendance was sum
moned, but he sank rapidly and passed
away about o'clock in the afternoon
His death was due to apoplexy. HI
was fifty three years old, and leaves {
wife and four children. He had beer
employed by the Mallory, Wheeler Co
| most of the time for the last THIRTY
years The funeral arrangements are
in the hands of Undertaken Sisk De
| ceased was a former Meriden man anC
worked at one time at the Meriden Brit
tania factory. He was a cousin of Nal
achi and John Hackett of that city.
DEATH OF MARKETMAN BURT'E
FATHER.
Mr.. George Burt, the popular market
man, corner State and Humphre,
streets, received the sad intelligence OF
Tuesday Of the death Of his father OF
the 18th of March in Dorsetshire Eng
land. Mr. Burt has the sympathy o
many friends
MISS JULIA CHAMPION.
Miss Julia Champion, sister of tn
late Harvey Champion, died at he
home, 1877 Main street, Hartford. Marc
80, from old age and the grip, after al
illness of two weeks. The Hartfor,
Telegram says of her: "She was eigh
ty-four years old and had lived her
many years, but was a native of West
field, Mass. She was related to the Da,
family of this city and the Ingersol
family of New Haven. Two nephews
Homer Ashley of Boston, William Ash
ley of Grandon, Mo, and a niece, Mrs
Eliza J. Nichols Of West Springfield
are the direct surviving relatives. TIL
funeral was held from her late residenc
April 1 at 1890 o'clock; burial in the M
Orthodox cemetery, West Springfield
Mass"