The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-21
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
MRS. S4RAHALLEN GRFFNFFELD
 DIED THURSDAY.

Heart Trouble Was the Cause of Her
 peath-services i'm the Churches To-
 morrow John F. MliIeI's Marrow
 Escape from Drowning.
 Mrs. Sarah Ellen, widow of Russell c. l Greenfield, died at her home 7S Woolsey
 street early Thursday evening at the i age of sixty-six years. Heart trouble
 was the immediate cause of death, al- though she had been an invalid for
 years, in fact for almost twenty years
 suffering from pulmonary troubles She
 had been on visit to her daughter Miss Jeannette Greenfield, in Bridgeport,
 and was taken worse and came home
 last Sunday and since her failing in
 health has been rapid. Three years
 ago while on a visit to her sister, Mrs.
 E. A. Iinsley, she was taken very i'll
 and for six months was not expected to
 survive. Mrs. Greenfield was native
 of Plymouth, N S, her maiden name
 being Barrows. She came to this place
 in 1856 and four years later was mar
 ried to the late Russell C. Greenfield
 She leaves a brother. T. F. Barrows of this city, two sisters, Mrs. J. R. Whiting of this city and Mrs p. A. Linsley of shelton and four children, ex- Council man Charles Greenfield and Miss Sadie Greenfield of this city, and the Misses Jeanette and Lizzie Greenfield of Bridgeport. The deceased bore her suf ferings with great fortitude and hope fulness. She was a most excellent wo- man and large circle of friends will be sorry to learn of her death. In her own family her death is indeed a great bereavement. She was for many years member of the Grand avenue Baptist church. The funeral will be held from | her late home Sunday at 3 a. m.
 The subject of the morning and even- | ing services a the Grand avenue Bap- | tist church Sunday will be respectively | Working Out Our Salvation" and "The | Dream of Mrs. Pilate."
 The Rev. Daniel J. Clark of the Old | Stone church. East Haven, will preach | in the Grand avenue Congregational | church on Sunday morning at 1O:30. In | exchange with the pastor, Rev. Andrew Burns Chalmers. In the evening the | choir of the church will render special | praise service of sacred music
 Grace church, fourth Sunday after morning prayer, lltany and ser mon, 10:30 a. m; Sunday school 12:15, and evening prayer and sermon, 7:30 ?. m.
 A. J. Weld of Woolsey street, who was quite i'll for four days, was able to be put yesterday.
 At the farewell reception rendered to Rev c. w. Jackson in the parlors of he Montowese Baptist church this week he was presented with a purse contain ng over $50 as an evidence of the es- -eem In which he is held. The presen- .ation was made by Rev. George B. Tutten of the Howard avenue Baptist church. A large assemblage of friends ,alled and paid their farewell visit to he retiring pastor and a wish for his 'uture success and happiness. Several )f his clerical friends were also present.
 At the East Pearl street Methodist ,hurch the pastor, Rev L. R. Streeter, }. D., will preach tomorrow at both services. Morning topic, Jesus Com the Act of a Woman" Ev- ming topic, Points of Difference Be- ween Church-goers and Nom Church .oere." The latter especially invited
 John Franklin Miller, son of. MT. and Nrs. John Miller of 334 North Front treet while at play on the dock at 9uinnipiac river yesterday morning at o o'clock fell overheard He was res ued by his father in an unconscious : ondition. The father rushed up the | |, treet for a doctor, but all the physi- { ians were out. He met Patrolman T. { 'onnor on Grand avenue, who tele- I 'honed to Captain Brewer of the pre- inct and the police wagon was sent . 'atrolman Conuor was driven at a fly ng pace to the office of Dr. Welch on l 'olege street, who was just starting ut on a case. He hurried to the Mill