The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-09-11
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
REY. E. ". STONE rs SLOWLY RE-
COYERING IN CARMEL, N. Y.
Death of Mr.. Moulthrop, Visitor from
Florida Second congregational sum
day school Ficnic-Other Newsy Items

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| day school Picnic-Other Newsy Items
News has been received from Carmel,
| N. Y, that Rev. E. w. Stone OF TINS
| place is now ON the road to recovery
and it is possible he will be able 10 re-
turn by October /. 1t is doubtful, now
ever, if he is able to resume his pas
| toral duties until laer Mr.. stone left
ON his vacation August l and almost
Immediately on arrival at Carmel ne
was prostrated with typhoid fever. lie
has been very i'll and for time 1t was
| feared he would not recover. he was
attended by a skillful physician who
| called on him three times day; ana
also by an excellent nurse and he had
| the best of care. His physician says
that he was suffering with fever for
| three weeks before leaving Fair Haven.
1t was known that he was quite run
own, but 1t was not apparent that his
health was so seriously impaired. lie
is now able to sit up about half of the
time and Is as yet very weak. HIS re-
covery has been slower on account of
severe Indigestion which has kept him
from taking proper nourishment. His
many friends here will hope for his
complete recovery very soon.
The ladies of the Grand avenue Bap-
fist church will go to Summer Island,
Branford, next Thursday, TO spend the
day with Mrs. George Loveland at her
cottage. The barge will leave from the
church at $3.50 a. m.
Mr.. Moulthrop a retired business
man of Eufaula, Ala, friend of the
late Wells j. Bray, has been in the
habit of coming here several summers
on visit to the latter. Mr.. Bray was
formerly a merchant in Eufaula and
for several terms mayor Of the city.
Mr.. Moulthrop has been in poor health
this summer and came north a few
days ago and has been stopping with
friends in Montowese. He has been
growing worse of late, erysipelas hav-
ing set in in his face. He grew worse
rapidly on Sunday and died yesterday.
He was about sixty-five years of age.
Mr.. Moulthrop leaves a considerable
fortune.
The Sunday school of the Second
Congregational church will have a pic
mic at Manstield's grove, Saturday,
leaving on trolley cars near the church
at II a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs George M. Baldwin
have returned from their cottage at
Cosey Beach.
Miss Belle Wiper OF Quinnipiac
avenue will return next Friday after a
stay of two months with friends in
northern Connecticut.
Several members of Columbia castle,
X. G. E.. will attend the session of the
grand castle at Red Mems hall, this
city, to-day In the evening the SUI
preme chief and several members of
the grand castle will attend the meeting
of Columbia castle and the committee
will provide suitable entertainment.
Soop H. D. Simonson arrived yester-
day from Long Island with a load of
CLAIMS for the S. c. Burwell company.
Miss Nellie c. Linsey of Wolcott
street bookkeeper for the Charles Will
son & Co., has returned from visit of
several weeks to her sister, Mrs. Chris
tie, wife of a Congregational minister
in Cleveland, o. Her mother, Mrs.
Sarah NJ. Linsley, has returned from
Newtown, where she visited her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Gay.
Miss Margaret McEnroe of Salton-
stall avenue, who was injured few
days ago by falling from an electric
car, is now some better.
r. X. Jones, bookkeeper for the ~.
A. Warner & Bro. Co., who left his
position several months ago owing to
illness, resumed his duties yesterday.
His place has been filled temporarily
by Mrs Lee Kirkham of East Haven
Mr.. Jones has been able for several
weeks to assist about the store, but de-
cided to delay his duties as bookkeeper
until sufficiently strong.
Mr.. and Mrs w f. Hull of FIX
change street have returned from a trip
to Nova Scotia.
A. De Matty leaves Sunday night for
Richmond, Va, with the delegation
from Sassacus encampment to attend
the /. o. o. f. celebration. Several
others from Fair Haven will go on the
trip.