The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-04-03
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
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twelfth Ward Republicans Nominal.
-weII-Known Market Man Retire,
from Busin ess.
Mrs. Jane A.. widow of John A. Dbl
BILE, died at her home, 1872 Grand avenue
Sunday evening at the age of seventy
seven years. She had been i'll only
since last Tuesday. Pleurisy was the
cause of her death. Mrs Dibble was a
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Bella
Forbes of East Haven. Her father
died in 1878. She leaves three sisters
Mrs. Sarah L. Thompson, Mrs. Frances
M. Wedmore and Ellen, wife of Joel M.
Bradley There are also two brothers
Hudson B. Forbes of Morris Cove and
Lester X. Forbes of this city. A daugh-
ter of the deceased, Mrs. Jane Eliza
Todd, died a few years ago and a son
died in infancy. Her husband, who
died in 1876, was a well known mason
contractor of this city. Mrs. Dibble
many years ago was a member of ST.
James church. Later she joined St.
Thomas church and for the past few
years had been a member OF Grace
church. AS had been arranged, Grace
church will, in consequence of her
death, receive $4,000, which represents
the amount that was expended in build
ing the rectory and parish house, the
gift having been for that purpose, the
church borrowing the money when
those buildings We're constructed SINCE
the death Of her daughter her lifelong
friend, Mrs. III. B. Lum, has made her
home with her Mrs. Dibble's domestic,
Miss Mary Ford, who has been with her
for sixteen years. was taken Ill with
pneumonia the day that she was taken
sick and has not been informed OF her
death. Mrs Dibble was unusually ac-
tive for woman of her age and had
bright and cheerful disposition. She
leaves a large circle of relatives and
friends to mourn her death. The fu-
neral will be solemnized from the late
residence tomorrow afternoon at two
O'clock Rev. DR.. A. d. Miller of st.
James church and Rev. Dr. Sanford or
Grace church will officiate.
Mrs. Mary A. Fran died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. John Spence, on
Russell street, yesterday. She came
here on a visit from Portland, was TAX
en- i'll with bronchitis and died. The
remains will be taken to-day to Port
land, where the funeral will be held.
There was the baptism of two infants
at the East Pearl street M. E. church
and one candidate was added to the
membership on Sunday.
Announcement has been made that
any articles donated for the mission
house on Franklin street can be left at
the stores Of orion A. Rose and FL. |.
Barnes
Miss Belle Wiper of Quinnipiac ave-
nue. has returned home after visit or
two weeks with friends.
A few fishermen went out trouting
yesterday.
r. X. Jones is still very i'll at his
home on Blatchley avenue and he is
threatened with pneumonia. He is
bookkeeper for the w. A. Warner Broth
ers company, and Charles j. Aldrlch is
substituting in his place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Dawson of Shelter
Island are visiting the sister of the lat
ter, Mrs. Joseph Fl. Bowditch of No. 267
Lloyd street.
Mrs. John McGregor of Hartford is
visiting her brother, Alexander Ronald
of II Woolsey street.
Hiram Camp division No. IA, S. of T.,
has given up Odd Fellows hall and
rented the hall of the w. G. L. q. at
No. II Grand avenue, over the hard
ware store of the w. A. Warner Broth
ers company They will celebrate their
by giving masquerade pow
erty party Thursday evening at eight
o'clock The regular meeting the di-
vision has been postponed until next
week.
C. D. Parmelee's oyster steamer Spark
has Just been inspected by Messrs. Den
mis- and Wright.
Frank Hope of Fair Haven has pur-
chased the Loomis drug store on Grand
avenue. Mr., Hope has been employed
at Ford's drug store.
The republicans Of the Twelfth ward !
have made nominations as follows: For |
alderman, Gotfried Amman; for coun-
,ilmen, Emil Carlson, John e. Thomp- i
son and N. Irving Harrison.
John Mclaughlin, a clerk in station
A., is i'll with tonsilitis at his home on |
Poplar street.
B. S. Bradley, marketman at No. 100 |
Grand avenue, has given up business. |
He has been in business for thirty-five |
Years, starting in upon his return from |
he army, having served his country |
o11r vaars in tha Tinted States army |
Besides his market he has carried on
he business of a vegetable gardener.
Mr.. Bradley thinks he Is entitled to
little rest after his long period of bust
less activity.
The Fair Haven schools began the
pring term after weeks vacation yes
erday.
Rev. Father Baker of st. Francis
hurch is critically i'll with pneumonia
It the parochial residence on Ferry