The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-30
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Death of William V. Hoiaday-Funerai
 of Mrs Harriet Rowe-NOtes of Per- sonaI Interest.
 William V. Holaday of 98 Front street, died at the New Haven hospital yesterday. He had been in poor health for several months, and went to the hospital several days ago, where an operation was performed. He did not rally from the effects of the operation, and died as above stated. Mir. HOladay was a native of Westbrook, and was sixty-five years of age. He had resid- ed here many years. He was for a l number of years a policeman and aft erwards worked at his trade. of ship calker. He enlisted in Co. c. Twenty first regiment, c. w., and served three years. He was a member of Admiral Foote post, G. A. R., and of Adelphi lodge, F. & A. NJ. He leaves a widow, | a son and daughter, three brothers Edward N. and Henry L. Holaday of Fair Haven and Thomas HOladay of | Mystic-and a sister Mrs. D. W. Gros- venor of Westbrook. MT. Holaday was also a member of East Rock lodge, A. ! o. U. w., and of the Fraternal Bene- i fit league. The funeral will be held at | the Memorial chapel on Thursday at 1 D. m. and Rev. E. c. Tullar will off, | ciate.
 The funeral of Mrs. Harriet L., widow of Zebulon Rowe, was held at her late residence, S5 East Pearl street, Monday afternoon, and was largely attended. Rev. E. c. Tullar officiated. The bear CTS were c. D. Parmelee, John s. San ford, 2d, Captain Charles H. Seeley and Ernest H. Crawford. The interment was l in the Fair Haven cemetery. The Busy Bees, a Sunday school class in charge of Mrs. Leroy Crockett, in l the Sunday schol of the Montowese Baptist church. will have a lawn fes- tival on the church grounds this after noon, beginning at o'clock, and in the evening supper will be served. A very pleasant time is anticipated.
 MT. and Mrs. Theopholus Eaton of | Montowese are visiting Rev. MT. Jack l son and wife of Bellows Falls. Vt. Mir. Jackson was formerly pastor in MontoWese.
 Mrs. F. J.sMansfield and children of EQuinnipiac avenue have gone to Edi- son, N. J., to visit with relatives.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Horsfan and daughter, Miss Mary Horsfall went to New York this week after visit with MT Horsfall's niece, Mrs. Henry sey- dell of Exchange street, They will stop over in Philadelphia and Chicago. and arrive at their home in Passedena, Cal, in October.
 MT. and Mrs. D.. MortelI and daugh- ter, Mary, of Forbes avenue, are visit | ing relatives in New. York. l Miss Ruth Smith of Chapel street has returned from Salem, Mass.
 Miss Josephine Laden of Ferry street is visiting relatives in Littleton, 1 N. H.
 Miss Margaret Rourke of Grand ave- nue has returned after a visit with friends at College Point. L. I.
 Policeman Lonergan who was disa, bled from the effects of a sprained an- kle, has recovered.
 Miss Fannie Moan of Grand avenue has returned from Brooklyn.
 Miss Sarah Rohan of Grand avenue and Miss Mayrand are spending their vacations in Litchfeld.
 Irving D. Niles has returned from | Block Island
 A dozen laborers quit work at the site of the new factory of the Nation al Folding Box and Paper Co. on James street, yesterday noon. Two of the men got to fighting and were discharg- ed. It is said that the other men of the gang resented the discharging oi their companions and decided to leave their jobs.
 A number of telephones located neal Grand avenue bridge are not working It Is said there is a defect in the cable under the drawbridge.
 Mr and Mrs. H. Fl. Nettleton with their daughter, May, and son, Frank of Lloyd street, leave to-day on a trolley trip to New York.
 E. M. Seeley and family of Blatchley avenue leave to-day for trolley trir to Wil1iamstown, Mass.