The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-19
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
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SIDES THE RIVER,

Another Very Enjoyable SOeiable Last
Nisht-Other Social Events-The Funeral
of George Il. LoveIand-Friends' Tribute
to the Deceased Young Man.
The local committee, consisting of Ami
Ludington, w. f. Hubbard and George
Bradley, which have been holding
series of sociables in the East Haven
town hall, conducted another very sue
cessful entertainment on Wednesday
evening. About a hundred people par
ticipated, those from Fair Haven and
New Haven going over in two special
cars. About midnight there was an in
PERMISSION for an hour and supper was
served by the ladies of Christ Episcopal
church. 1t was an excellent spread and
was we'll served, Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mallory, Mr..
and Mr.. Ami Ludington, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Hubbard. Mr. and Mrs. John
Hotchkiss, Will Bunnell and Miss Wor-
rell, Robert Tucker and lady, Lewis
Bunnell and Miss Wheeler, Herbert
Hubbard and Miss Holton, Watson
Shepard and Minnie Hovey, John
Clark and Miss Hart, Mrs. Luzerne
Ludington, Miss Edith Jefferson, Will
Allen and Miss Allen, Mr.. Lanigan and
lady, George Rider, John Gates of
Northford, Miss Julia Thompson of
East Haven, Will Marks and Mr..
Brockett of North Haven. The grand
march was led by officer William
Bright and Miss Granniss. The next
sociable will be held on the evening of
March 10.
The party given by Mrs. Andrew
pleasant affair There was music,
games and dancing, and fine supper
was served. Among those present were
George Hull, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hull.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Rexroth, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs e. Wood
ward, Mrs. Luzerne Ludington and the
Misses Flossie, May and Annie Lud-
ington, Mr. Weber, Mr.. Douglass and
Louis Munger.
The body of George w. Loveland, jr.,
was laid at rest Wednesday afternoon
in the East Haven cemetery. On ac-
count of the nature of the illness of
the deceased-scarlet fever-the funeral
was private, but the relatives and a
few near friends gathered in the lower
part of the residence, so Poplar street
| A very touching prayer was offered by
! the Rev DR.. Sage, followed by read
| ing of the Twenty-third Psalm and a
part of the Forty-third chapter of
Isiaih. DR., Sage then spoke comfort
ing words to the family and friends.
Similar services were held at the
grave. Mr. Loveland possessed an ex-
cellent baritone voice and was receiv-
| ing instruction in voice culture. On
Monday evening the choir of the First
Baptist church, in which Mr.. Loveland
sang, gathered at the home of Mr.. Ed
| gar, the leader, for rehearsal. The
house being next to the home of Mr..
| Loveland the dying man heard the
voices, and began to sing, but death
came, and he expired with the music
on his lips. Mr.. Loveland was much
loved by his large circle of friends, as
evidenced by the many and beautiful
floral tributes, among which were the
| following: Fort Hale lodge, N. f. o.
| p, twenty rosebuds; his Sunday school
| classmates, floral pillows Grand ave-
nue. Baptist Sunday school, a large
| bunch of pinks; the parents of the de-
ceased Coates Ajar'; an aunt and
uncle, bunch Of pinks; fellow employees
in the office of the Old Colony Steam
boat company, large basket of flowers;
Auditor Hiram Kochersperger, a box OF
pinks; pinks; Tau Pi Phi society, a large
| box of tea rosebuds; choir of the First
Baptist church, a large wreath; pri-
mary teachers of Grand avenue Bap-
| OF low n
primrose; Mr.. and Mrs. Emery l.
Smith, a bouquets; Mr.. and Mrs
Wackel, bunch of callas; Mr.. and Mrs
George Coan, large bunch of rosebuds
Mrs. Davis, pinks: Miss Etheleen Abel
a large bunch of tea roses; Mrs. Clar-
ence Hubbard, bunch of hyacinths
Mrs. French, bunch of pinks; Ladies
Auxiliary Of Beacon lodge, n. f. o. P.
large crescent; Mrs. McDermott ant
daughter Florence, bunch of pinks. The
bearers were J. S. Bauer, r. S. Siders
B. Winters, N. S. Eldredge, who were
employed in the office with Mr.. Love
land. The parents of the deceased, Mr.
and Mrs. George w. LoVeland, Wisl
to express their thanks to the man!
friends who have offered sympathy anC
|
ment.
Bernard Pheghar was taken to tn
hospital from his home on Fair Havel
Heights at o'clock yesterday morn
ing, suffering from an obscure brail
trouble, Shortly before midnight Mrs
Pheghar found her husband uncon
scious and breathing heavily, and
physician was called. He ordered tn
patient taken to the hospital MI
Pheghar continued consciousness yes
'terday, but the physicians at the hos
pital had hopes of his recovery.
A FRIENDS TRIBUTE.
! On memory of our loved one, Georg
w. Loveland)
, 1 shine in the light of God
His likeness stamps my brow,
Though the shadow of death my fee
have trod,
) And | reign in glory now.
, No breaking heart is here,
No keen and thrilling pain,
No wasted cheek
Where the frequent tear hath role
and left its stain.
I have found the joy of heaven,
am one of the angel band;
To my head a crown is given
And a harp is in my hand.
I have learned the song they sing
, Whom Jesus hath made free,
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