The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-19
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
IRS. ESTHER CROCKETT DIED AT ADVANCED AGE OF 94 YEARS.

Funeral wiiI be Held To-Morrow-Fu-
 neral of Frederick R. Futile was Held
 Yssterday AftsrnOon-sunday school
 Picnic to be Held To-Day-Chureh
 Services Other Itolns ofInteresr.
 Mrs. Esther Crockett, widow of Lewis Crockett died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Chancellor K. wedmore, 25o Quinnipiac avenue. yesterday, at the advanced age of ninety-four years and four months. The funeral will be held on Sunday at p. m. and the burial will be in Montowese cemetery Rev. Dr. Phillips of St. James church will officiate. She had been in her usual health until four weeks ago. Mrs. Crockett, it is believed, was the oldest resident of Fair Haven.
 The funeral of Frederick R. Futile was held from his late residence, 1S5 Quinnipiac avenue, yesterday at 3:30 D. m. Rev. sD Dr. Phillips of St. James church will off1ciate. Several members of the board of relief, of which he had been member for several. years, were present and also a delegation from East Rock, lodge. A. o. U. ". St. James P. E. church Sunday school has its annual picnic to-day, going to Short Beach. The excursionists will take special cars at 11:sO a. m. at the l corner of Grand aveneu, and Quininpiac street for the ride to the ebach 1 The Rev. Andrew Burns Chalmers. the pastor. will preach in the Grand avenue Congregational church Sunday at 10:30 a. m. In the evening the choir | will render a special musical service with short address by the pastor. The church will be closed except for prayer meeting and the Christian Endeavor meeting, after next Sunday and until
 the first Sunday in September. 1 The pastor, the Rev. B. w. Stone,
 will preach at the Grand avenue Bap-3
 tist church Sunday morning on "The
 Christians Wealth. In the evening at
 the vesper service, from to o'clock, the subject will be "The Man Who COluullL [ DlSoD6y.zt
 Grace church-July 20, eighth Sunday
 after Trinity-Holy communion 7:30 a.
 m.; morning prayer Htany and sermon, 10:S0 @. m.; Sunday school, 12:15 p. m. i:
 evening prayer, 7:so p. m
 Meeker Beardsley of 7S Wpolsey street, engineer at the rolling mill, has
 gone to his old home at Clintonville in
 the Adirondacks. for a stay of several
 weeks. His wife and her sister. Mrs. Isabelle Jaques, will leave for Clinton : vile in a few days. Their brother William Leneghan. is already sojourn- ing there.
 Mrs. Isabelle Jaques of Woolsey street is expected home from New York after
 a ten days stay to-day.
 Mrs. Henry M. Butterfield of Strat- ford was visiting the family of her son. Marcius E.. Butterield of Welcome street, Thursday.
 L. c, Waters and family have re-
 moved from 255 Ferry street to Wol- . cott street.
 Francis King of Cleveland is visiting
 his brother. James H. King of Fair Ha- ] ven Heights. s Mrs. Toles of New York is visiting hel father, J. H. King.
 s Miss Kittie Callahan of I'll East e Chapel street is visiting her sister, Mrs Martin J. Cavanaugh, of New York.
 E. c. Van Loon e 143 Ferry stree has removed to 31 Beers street. Horatio Pond O Clinton avenue i! ? captain of the steamer Mascot, noy running ou tof Babylon, L. '. r Mrs. M. N. Phelps of 55 Perkins stree
 has gone to Bridgewater for a fev ' days.
 Carl B. Ives of Grand avenue, freigh f conductor on the Hartford division, ha, 3 been disabled for few days by SC - | yara hr,lise fo his foot