The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-28
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
DEATH OF SAMUEL ". HAMMONL
 OF LLOYD STREET.

Native of Nova Scotia and an old and
 Much Respected Resident-services nt 4 the Various Churches Party on Straw Ride.
 Samuel w. Hammond died at ms home No. 20 Lloyd street Thursoay at 11:50 after an illness of several months from heart trouble and other compllca- tions He had suffered great oeal during his illness, but bore ms pam with patience and with little complain ing. MT. Hammond was latlVe or Digby Nova Scotia, and Was ln tne 7Ofh year of his age. He was i'll carry years a ship joiner and for nearly zo years worked at ship building III St' Johns, N. B. He had resided in Far {. Haven for about 21 years and for most < of this time was employed as cabinet maker and was an expert Workman' For many years he was employed py the Porter Stair company and later m the shops of the Consolidated road. He was for four years sexton of the Grand \ Avenue Baptist church, giving up the r,ositon in the spring when failing health prevented him from performing the duties. He was married in 1S60 to X Miss Margaret R. Sancton, who sur wives him. He also leaves three sisters Mrs. Emily Burnham of Boston, Mrs. Anna McKinnon of Haverlll, Mass, X md Mrs. Elizabeth Milliner of Round TIill. IN. S. MT. Hammond united with < the Baptist church in St. Johns, N. D., 4n 1856, and upon coming here, joined me Grand Avenue Baptist church, or < which he has been deacon for about x fen years. He was for several years chairman of the board of trustees and z chairman of the building committee IB f,aving charge of building the chapel Y work in which he was much interested His work and influence in the church { wrflI te greatly missed MT. Hammond < 7rns a steadfast friend, a good citizen \ ahYd an earnest Christian and he will De much missed in the community Ills widow and sisters will have the sym ss,athy of all their friends Tn their affllc- ftnh sThe funeral will be held on sun gday at 2:30 D. m. from his late residence saland at 3 D. m. from the Grand Avenue Z Baptist church.
 At the Grand Avenue Baptist church Mia pastor, Rev. E. w. Stone, will s4tOH9aCQ III IIl6 HUI llllo oiA s-AS 9sF3ack to GaIilee' and in the evening on Indifference to Religion The lhu- sigal programme will be as follows -, 2s Voluntary, simplicity op' oo' Klein.
 Anthem, 'The Grace Of Goo, barlioS sS .sThe Publican vandewater.
 .sPostlude in A." Forbes.
 Evening.
 voIuntary. 'Nocturnal in F,' Chopin sgAnthem. "Oh, Our God" .....-..k klelh x Anthem. "Softly, Now the Light or Day., ...................F. Schilllng Postlude, March" Clark
 T F. schnautz, director; Miss An 5 toinette Bret, organist; Miss Edith IAugur supplied as contralto in thls srhnir during the months of July ana September.
 Rev. Charles E. Upson of Plymouth { srhI,rch. Milford, will preach Sunday at the- Grand Avenue Congregational church.
 s Emil Wickman of 22 Salstonstall ave- t,,Ie died at the hospital yesterday or <vnhoid fever. He was 23 years or age ayid son of Mr. and Mrs. Waldermar vVichman. The funeral will be held to- lIi1orrow at 3 ?. n
 A merry party left Fair HaVeh Thursday evening on a straw riue [ @hoijnd for Hotchkiss Grove, where they Vvere entertained by MT. and Mrs' Charles Hubbard at their shore cot- fare. A very pleasant evening was < arent there. Dancing and music were sreatly enjoyed, also refreshments. Ihe roynnany started homeward amlost < I,inping of bells, blowing of horns ana r,,ith three cheers for their kind nost .rd hostess. Among the party were 1rrs Sturges, Mrs John Hanover, Miss 11o fife Dennison, Miss Matte Gr1swolo, Mics Lena Guirding, Miss Irene VII { lon Miss Susan Newell, Miss Alice tpond Miss Inez Dennison, Miss Min S ,sa Goodsell the Misses Mabel and rsdya Sims Miss Clara Harrison, Miss < sr.oco Rva1s. Miss Hattie Trown, Miss .fsrace Camp. Miss Sodesburg. Messrs, John Hanover, Robert Smlth' rreu Smith Bert Brown, Fred onuihway' william Blatchley, Ernest Johnson, George Spare, Charles Corners Heroer' Seward, Walter Davis
 To morrow will be observed as xrIIv day at the Second Congregatlolial church the exercises will be helo at 4 n m The day will be memorable m fhe history of the Sunday scnool. Ihe of1,cers and teachers extend most < cordial invitation to al It is the open s,,. of the fall season and it is desired 2, rnake an enthusiastic beginning snecial programme has been arranged for the occasion.
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