The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-01-19
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM 10th
SIDES OF THE RIVER.
Death OF Mrs. Nelson A. Ludington-ln-
stallatiom of Officers by Adelphi Lodge
-other interesting ItemsJ

othef interesting temsJ
Mrs. Nelson A. Ludington died at her
nome, 238 Grand avenue, yesterday
morning, after an illness of about seven
weeks, from a complication of ailments.
She mad been great sufferer during
her Illness, but for the last few days
she was unconscious much of the time.
She was attended by her son-in-law,
DR.. E. K. Roberts. Mrs. Ludington
mad the best of care through her illness
and everything possible was done for
her recovery, but she was too i'll for
human aid to avail. About year ago
she had severe attack of appendicitis,
and While her recovery seemed quite
satisfactory at the time. she had never
been as we'll since that Illness. She
mad been great sufferer, but bore her
pain patiently and with great fortitude.
Her maiden name was Ellen Permin.
Her father was Of a prominent Danish
family living In Ellsmore, Denmark,
and came to this country when a young
man and settled in East Haven. He
married New YotN woman. Mrs. Lud-
ington's mother r. stir living at the
Ludington home, and Is eighty-four
years of age. She has been In good
health, but Is much Frustrated owing to
the death Of her daughter. Mrs. Lud-
ington's husband Is Nelson A. Luding-
ton, the we'll known oyster dealer. Chill
dren of the deceased are Mrs. Roberts,
wife of DR.. E. K Roberts; Jesse and
Nelson Ludington. Mrs. J. E. Munson
is sister of the deceased. Mrs. Lud-
ington was woman of fine traits of
character, and her many friends will
learn of her death with great regret.
She was a member Of Grace p. E.
church. The family will have the sin
cere sympathy Of their friends in their
great bereavement. The funeral will
be solemnized Friday afternoon at two
o'clock from the residence, 23S Grand
avenue, and the interment will be in
Fair Haven cemetery. where three chill
dren Of the deceased are buried
The funeral Of Mrs. Justine Olsen of
James street was hello yesterday after
noon from the memorial chapel in Fair
Haven cemetery, Rev. Mr.. Enstom of
the Swedish Lutheran church off1ciat-
ing.
The Cadmus club met with Mrs. Jack
son of Blatchley avenue Monday after
noon. A paper on EARLY History of
New Haven" was read by Mrs. Nc
Gregor; also one on "Providence by
Mrs. Willmott. Current events were
given by each member. In the observ-
alton party the prize was awarded to
Mrs. Keeler.
Mrs. Spence Of % Russell street enter
tanned number of her friends at
whist party given in honor of Miss Ben
jie Hastings of Meriden. Mrs. Juniver
won the ladies' prize and H. G. Howard
won the gentlemen's prize.
Adelphi lodge A. F. and A. M, secur-
ed dispensation to install several Off
GERS who were unable to be present at
the recent installation, and the affair
took place on Tuesday evening. John
O. Rowland was the installing officer
acting as grand master, and Thomas
Smith was the grand marshal. G. Am
mann was installed grand master, Will
liam Newton, jr., as treasurer and w.
r. Thompson marshal.
At the meeting of the Grand lodge of
Masons at Masonic hall, Church street,
Adelphi lodge is represented by G. AM
mann, Robert Juniver and Edward L.
Linsley.
Thomas Cummings died at his home,
1853 Grand avenue, Tuesday at the age
of seventy-four years. He leaves a
widow and several children. He had
years. He was born in Ireland and
came to this country when a young
man.