The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-24
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
DEATH OF ETHEL L. OSKINS
 DAUGHTER OF CAPT. OSKINS.
Buys a Farm in MaryInnd-MoGherG' League SIesting-auinnipiaclz, Canoe CIub-PerEonals.

Buys a Farm in HIaryIand-NloGherG'
 League SIssting-auinnipiack. Canoe cIub-PersonaIs.
 A sad bereavement came to Captain and Mrs. Rufus Oskins. of 115 East Chapel street, in the death of their daughter, Miss Ethel Lee Oskins, which occurred yesterday afternoon at about four o'clock. She died of an attack of dysentery and was taken i'll last Fri day. She leaves a large circle of friends to mourn her death. She was for two years a member of the Hillhouse high school and was a member of the Grand Avenue Congregational church and of young ladies' societies connected with that church. She was nineteen years old and a native of Fair Haven. .. She leaves, besides her parents, two sisters, one older and one younger. and one brother. Her father is captain of the oyster steamer Amanda, belonging to Lancraft Brothers. The funeral ser vices will take place tomorrow (Satur- day) afternoon at 2:30 from the resi- dence of the family. .sE Mrs. Margaret Mclaughlin and daughter, Miss Vina. of No. 219 Poplar street, are stopping at Cornwall Bridge for few weeks.
 Policeman James Hart, of Shelter street, is spending his vacation at At lantie City. s,......s..
 Isaac E. Dolby, milk dealer residing on Quinnipiac avenue, is disposing of his property and has purchased farm at Centerville, Maryland. Mir. Dolby will move with his family in about a week. Miss Florence Nichols. formerly of l this place and now of New Britain. is visiting friends here. l Miss Eva Rose, of Waterbury, is vis- iting Miss Grace Ryals, of 4S Clinton avenue. yr. Mrs. O. Maher, of New York, is wis., iting Mrs. J. Coleman. of Rowe street. l Mrs. Robert Griswold, of Hartford, is visiting her parents. Mir. and Mrs. H. w. Crawford, of Clinton avenue. Miss Ethel Lawrence, of Springfield. | is the guest of Miss Way, of 157 Chat ham street. ..<... .... ....:... <. ,. Dr. P $. Robinson, and family, of Grand avenue, will spend the month of l August at the Three Elm house, Stony Creek. Dr. Robinson will be at his of- flee two afternoons each week. ....... Miss Margaret Putnam is the guest of Mrs. Clark of Chatham street.
 l Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Stewart. of East Chatham, N. Y, are the guests of Mrs. Bristol, of Grafton street.
 l Miss Olga Nelson, of New York, is being entertained by Mrs. John Cole ! man, of Rowe street. E.....-> l.s | Mrs. Frank E. Edgar, of Atwater street, has for her guest Miss Frances Moulton. of New York. s5s.~. t.. Ar .sa5 l Miss Laura Granger, of Winsted, Is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Smith, of Perkins street. .+5s -. 7, ..,..;.as.
 Frank H. Messenger, of Black Hall, is visiting J. P. Parkinson, of .Atwater street. &. & ss.tF i 4 Mr. and Mrs, John HI. Smith and daughter, of Michigan, are guests of Mrs. woolhouse. of 2s5 Lenox street,
 Miss Louisa Trideset is the guest of Mrs, George Allen, of 67 Carroll street. Mrs. F. W. J: Sizer is expected to re- turn from Europe about August 1. She has, made an extensive tour on the con- tinent. .t .5 ls 's Y E
 Mrs. Allis, of Fair Haven Heights, has for her guests Mrs. Coiyer and her daughter, of New Jersey. e5 .< ... l New green corn is in market at 25 I cents per dozen. l The painters have completed the re- painting of the Grand avenue draw | bridge. ..E The Quinnipiac Canoe club will have a race on the river on the same day Of the sharpie races. The Mothers league holds meetings every Tuesday evening under the aus
 pices of the W. c. T. U. and at their rooms on Grand avenue. These meet l ings are doing an excellent work and are under the direction of Mrs. Sarah Ives, of the W. c. T. U. The meetings
 will be continued throughout the sum-
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