The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-19
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
MEMORIAL SERVICES WILL BE
 HELD THIS AFTERNOON.
unfon Service at the East Pearl Street M. B. Church-Tolling of Bells at $ o'clock-FunernI of Mrs. Isabelle Hull Held Yesterday Other Notes.


 o'clock-FunernI of Mrs. Isabelle Hull
 Held Yesterday-Other Notes.
 The union memorial services at the East Pearl street M. E. church Will commence at o'clock this afternoon and end promptly at as at that hour the fire bells begin tolling. There Will be addresses by Rev. Alexander F. IT, vine, Rev. E. w. Stone and Rev. Dr. Streeter interspersed by prayers by Representatives of the four churches uniting. The musical programme Will be under the direction of Miss Neva Squires and will consist of Schnecker's beautiful anthem, My Faith Looks Up to Thee" by chorus with violin obh- gato by Miss Bristol, the hymn Lead Kindly Light" unaccompanied by duartette and also a chant, Thy Will Be Done" by the quartette. The con gregation will sing Nearer My God to k Thee"
 A little error crept into the account of the sharpie races. It was stated that Captain Lon Shute had won five or six sharpie races. As a matter of fact Captain Shute has won 157 out of l6S races sailed. His skill with all kinds of sailing craft is well known the length of Long Island Sound. s Fl. M Wicks, clerk in the hardware ntore of the w. A. Warner & Bro. Co.,, started on a cruise on sailing vessel about two weeks ago from Boston and since that time he has not communl- %cated with his friends here. A week ago Friday he sent letter in by tug. #At that time the vessel was becalmed in a fog off Cape Cod. MT. Wicks x planned to return to Fair Haven last weeR from some coast town ana ms friends are somewhat anxious about him, fearing that something might have happened to the vessel
 MT. and Mrs. Nelson A. Beebe, who have been spending the summer at their cottage, the Yumah, Hotchklss Grove, will return home to-day.
 The funeral of Mrs. Isabelle Hull was held from her late residence, l9O Blatchley avenue, yesterday afternoon at2 o'clock, Rev Dr. L. R. Streeter Of the East Pearl street M. D. church ot- ficiating. The bearers were John 5. Sanford, 2d, Edwin R. Slater F. Mans 4 deld and F. M Crawford. The inter ment was in Union cemetery.
 East Rock lodge No. SS, A. O. U. w., x will hold a memorial service at the close of their regular meeting tonight # The doors will be thrown open to all < members of the order and their families at about 8:30. The following pro- Rramme will be rendered.: ~ Opening hymn-Nearer My God to l Thee.
 < sRemarks-J. P. B. Ricketts.
 Duet -Sacred-Selected.
 Remarks-Rev. L. R. Streeter. \ NHymn-L Lead Kindly Light. X Remarks-Brothers of the order. N Hymn-Thy Will Be Done.
 Remarks-Rev. Alexander E. Irvine. Closing hymn-America.
 zrsaptain John Cochrane with the sloop III. ID. Simonson arrived Tuesday with a load of round clans for the $. c. BurweIl company. This is Captain \ Cochranes last trip this season with clams. but he will commence running oysters soon as the Burwell company { have several thousand bushels planted Bin Great South Bay, Long Island, near tie captains 'home.
 Eysx 5x George Blackstone has gone on < cumming trip to the south shore of Long Island in his auxiliary schooner kan- < x sas City. He was accompanied by party of friends.
 There will be memorial services in the x Soldiers Memorial chapel, Union cem- etery. at 4 o'clock this afternoon. MT. smith of Bradley street with the State Boys' brigade will conduct the ser vices
 All the grocery stores and meat mar kets will close this morning at lo o'clock. Station A will close at the same hour and there will be but one delivery of mail The drug stores will close from to 6 in the afternoon. Miss M. Edith Groat of 4S Houston { street has accepted position with F. w. Tiernan & Co.,, who have purchased the Cutler Art store. % The hour for the memorial service at x St, James Episcopal church has been x3fixed at 2:3O this afternoon. The musl- ~ caI programme will be in charge of A. L. Chamberlain.
 Mrs. Julia Gabryel of 163 Ferry street is visiting friends in New York city.
 station A postoffice will be closed af- Ter 10 O clock Thursday for the remain x der of the day. There will be but one s mail in and one out on that day and only one delivery and that early in the morning.
 < Mrs. Frances Johnson and daughter Grace of S6 Wolcott street have remov- ed to New Britain
 IT. H. Kendall has removed from Ill Saltbnstall avenue to 152 Exchange street.
 , The school children have danger ol1s plaything in trolley pole on Grand avenue in front of the Congregational x church. There is a leak in the insula- ton in that vicinity and the pole is charged with electricity. The children line up there and take shocks Should the current be strong sometimes there would be a sad ending to the frolic.
 Francis Smith of 93 Wolcott street has removed to 1855 Bradley street in the city.
 Both last night and the night before there were groups of boatmen down by the bridge Sailing the sharpie race over again" Although there will prob ably be no general race again this sea- eon. there is likelihood of match rAce between two boats.
 NORTHFORD