The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-23
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
SERMON BY REV. DIR. CHA In ERS
SUNDAY

Funeral of Miss Harriet Mix Held MT Her
| Sisters Home Visit to Port Je ffcrson
bya Party Yesterday Many Notes of
| Interest.
| Rev. Dr. Chalmers, of Saginaw, Mich,
preached at the Grand avenue Congre-
gational church Sunday morning to an
audience unusually large for this hot
weather. He preached an excellent ser
mon and was awarded close attention.
DR.. Chalmers preached here several
Sundays last summer and was greeted
as an old friend by many of the congre-
cation after the service. The commit
tee on the supply of the pulpit were
much gratified at being able to secure
the services of DR.. Chalmers. He will
preach in the same pulpit the next two
Sundays The present week he Is the
guest of L. II. Hemingway, of the sup
ply committee, at his home on Lenox
street.
The funeral of Miss Harriet e. Mix
was attended yesterday afternoon at
the home of her sister, Mrs, John G.
Bradley, of Grand avenue. Rev. DR..
Mitchell formerly of Fair Haven and
now of Attleboro Mass, of1iciated. The
interment was in the Grove street GEM
etery. The deceased had been III for
the past three years. The deceased also
leaves a brother, Henry Mix, of New
York. Since the death CT Miss Mixs
father Henry Mix several years ago,
she had made her home with her sister,
Mrs. Bradley. -Four nephews of the
deceased acted as bearers. There We're
a large number of handsome floral CT
ferings.
The funeral of Mrs. Betsy Brockett
was solemnized Sunday afternoon at
her late home on Wallace street. Rev.
DR.. Phillips, Of st. James church, off,
ciated. The bearers were C. w. Hem
ingway, f. j. Mansfield, Q. A. Rose and
f. S. Wade. The burial was in the
Montowese cemetery. There were many
beautiful floral tributes from relatives
and friends.
Another of the weekly ice cream sales
of Grace P. +. church will be held on
the lawn this evening. Chinese lam
terms will be used for the decorations.
The best ice cream Is sold at these af-
fairs, and they are very enjoyable.
Captain Luzerne Ludington, in his
steamer, took party of boys from the
city to the Connecticut river last Sat
urday. They are to go into camp and
n hoo m "a q
next Saturday.
Henry l.. Ellenberger and wife, Mrs.
Walter Buck, Mrs. r. G. Davis and
Miss Jessie Davis, Of Fair Haven, left |
for a two weeks trip which |
will include the an-Amerioan exposi- |
ton, Niagara Falls and the Thousand |
Islands. There are thirty in the party, |
which Is being conducted by Mr.. Ellen |
berger. Mr.. Ellenberger has had charge /
Of several previous tourist parties and |
always with success.
A big catch basin Is being built on /
East Grand avenue in frdnt of the mar
set of H. |. Barnes and the bakery of |
Frank Karsch.- M
Mrs. Henry 7. Barnes and daughter
Florence. of Exchange street, have re-
-urned from q. two weeks stay with
Mrs. Harvey Robinson in her cottage !
1t the Painville camp ground. Mrs.
Robinson has. gone this week to visit .
Ter son In Massa chusetts. t&
A Fair Haven party went to Port
Jefferson Sunday on Captain Gerrish's
steamer Elk. They had three and one
lalf hours at the island and returned at
80 p. m. after very enjoyable trip.
The party included William j. Hub
,ard. Clifford Hubbard, Charles Crook,
clifford Champlin, H. e. Champlin, A.
3eckstein, George Chapman, J. Sullivan,
J. M. Chidsey, Robert Bakeslee and
dessrs. Lewis and Allen. The River
ide uuartette furnished good singing
Turing the trip.
Miss josephine Hemingway has re-
urned from Att!eboro, Mass, where
he has visited the family of Rev. DR..
Iitchell.
Harry X Rowe left yesterday for the
Pan American exposition for a two
weeks stay.
The Jefferson company have just
een awarded three contracts by the
oard of education They are to do
alsomining and painting at the Strong,
lair and Humphrey street schools.
hey have done similar work for the
lew Haven school district for a num-
er of years.
John Mclaughlin, clerk at Station A,
18th Joseph W. Kelly, has gone to Buff
alo on a fifteen days vacation. e. r.
'arrell. clerk at the main office, is on
uty during Mr.. McLoughlins absence,
nd substituted in the same capacity
LIST summer.
Mrs Ralph r. Downer. of Beacon
venue, picked up in her garden recent
I copper coin with the inscription,
Georgius II. Rex-1742" 1t was evil
emily lost by the British during their
lvason.
German Crossley, of Quinnipiac ave-
ue, has gone to Madison for weeks :
acation.
Miss Fife Ostrander, Of Hartford, Is
listing her friend Miss Jennie Griffin.
aughter of Rev. Duane N. Griffin, for
few weeks. !
Oscar Hanson, clerk for the Jefferson :
1mpany, who was severely injured by
cutting accident, is on duty at the
ore again.
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