The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-27
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
FUNERAL YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
 OF MRS. SARAH F. MALLORY.

l Densn or John IA. Weeks oi theFiuen-
 Was n Member of Adelphi Lodge | Opening of Miss Chapman's Class in l Dancing-Other Items.
 The funeral of Sarah E., widow of ! Henry Mallory was held yesterday af- 1 ternoon from the residence Of her | daughter, Mrs. Willett A. Hemingway, l of AIS Quinnipiac avenue. There was a | large attendance of relatives and | friends. Rev. Alex. F. Irvine, pastor of | the Second Congregational church, of which Mrs. Mallory had been mem- Der for many years, officiated, Appro- priate hymns were sung by quartette from the church, consisting of Mrs. | George Black, Miss Addie Strong,
 Charles Rowe and MT. Hutchins. l There was a large number of beautiful | floral offerings. The bearers were c. E. Bray, Fred H. Hemingway, Ernest | H. Crawford, R. c. Davis, John Parker and J. o. Clogston. The interment
 
 News has been received of the death at his home in Meriden of John H. Weeks, a former Fair Haven resident The remains will be brought to this city this afternoon on the train arriv- Ing at about o'clock, funeral services to be held In Meriden at 12:3O. The de- ceased was a member of Adelphia
 Lodge, F. and A. M., and delegation from the lodge will go to the depot and the services at Evergreen cemetery will
 be under their charge. The deceased was over 70 years of age. He resided here many years and left here only few years since. He leaves widow in Meriden and son residing in this
 city. For many years he was employed
 in this city as a marble cutter He was past master of Adelphia lodge and
 belonged to several of the higher Ma sonic bodies.
 Mrs. G. H. Ward and the Misses M. T. and Marion Blackman, have remov- ed from 155 Quinnipiac avenue to 10S High street.
 MT. and Mrs. John R. Krauson were married on Tuesday in Philadelphia and are now visiting at the home of the brides uncle, David Reese of 325 Exchange street.
 Miss Carrie E. Chapman, the kinder garten teacher, will open the dancing season October 19, with class at her school rooms. corner of Ferry and Pier
 pont streets. The instructor will be Miss Grace MacMahon of Fair Haven.
 There will also be Saturday morning
 social class for more advanced pupils. Last year there was class of 40 and the school was very successful Quite
 number have already expressed an intention to join the new class. Al.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the East
 Pearl Street M. E. church has just re-
 organized and electing officers as fol- lows: President, Mrs. Stewart H. Nor
 gan: vice president Mrs. Alonzo Stew ems: secretary, Mrs. Charles O. Fran cis: treasurer, Mrs. John s. stanford | od The society has done considerable work the past year and raised consid- 1 erable money for the benefit of the | church. The members are preparing l to hold a bazaar in December.
 | Cant. Albert Bishop of the Starin | line who is on his vacation, will re- | turn to duty next Tuesday, He has
 been to Buffalo and Springfield. Mass. | Herbert Barnes, son of E. H, Barnes, | of Ouinnipiac Ave, has gone to River l View military academy, at Sing Sing, | N. Y, to begin his studies.
 Tug Henderson yesterday brought 5o 1 tons of coal up the Quinipiac river to
 be. used on the wrecking steamer T, A. Scott which Is removing the old piling
 near the foundation of the old railroad l bridge.