The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-13
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEVIS
DEATH OF HARTBY E. HEMING
 WAT AT MORRIS COTE.

Miss Gertrude F. Morton and Leon Col
 burn United in Marriage--Heetfng of
 Live Oak Council, Royal Aroanum and
 Myrtle Chapter, o. D. s., To-nieht--
 Other Items.
 Harvey F. Hemingway died yester- day morning at the Hemingway cot
 tage at Morris Cove, where he has been in the habit of spending his summers for several years He was in the sev-
 enty-ninth year of his age MT. Hem~ ingway had been in failing health for several years. In the spring he was very i'll, but for most of the summer his health had been much better, until about a fortnight ago, when he was compelled to take to his bed. His life for the most part was lived in Fair Haven. Years ago he was engaged in the oyster business and had amassea considerable property He was for many years a member of Pilgrim church and liberal in it's support His wife died several year ago, as did one brother, Willett Hemingway. He leaves one brother, William R.. Hemingway, and two sisters. Children of the deceased are Marcus B. Hemingway, Mrs. Ea- ward H. Barnes, Mrs. Richard c. Daw- is, and Mrs Ida M, widow of Walter A. Buck The funeral services will be held at his late residence, 119O QuEnni- piac avenue, Friday, at p. m
 The three masted schooner Earl of Aberdeen, British which discharged cargo of 75O tons of plaster for the Adamant company, has sailed for Nova Scotia for another cargo
 At the home of MT. and Mrs, Freder- ick J. Morton, AT Lombard street, their daughter Miss Gertrude D. Norton. and Leon Colburn of Plainville were united in marriage yesterday at 3 D. m. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. E. c. TuNar. Only the rela- tives and a few friends attended. The couple received many handsome gifts. After the wedding tour MT. and Mrs. Colburn will reside in Plainviile.
 c. J. Dun of Chatham street left yes- terday for his vacation trip to centYal New York.
 w. L. Prescott of Boston is wishing his sister, Mrs. Piefpont of Grand ave- nue.
 
 Meetings tonight of Live Oak coun- ell, Royal Arcanum, and Myrtle chap- ter, o. B. s. The members of Myrtle chapter will serve supper at Masonic hall at 6 o'clock preceding the session of the chapter. The grand chaplain. Oscar l. Burdlok of Stamford, is ex- pected to visit Live Oak council and make an address.
 Rev Dr. and Mrs. Sheath, MT. and Mrs. William H. Linsiey, Mrs. H., D. Franklin and Mrs. Harrison went to North Madison yesterday and attended the meeting of the New Haven East in the Congregational church in that place.
 Miss Sophia Basserman of Grand avenue has returned after weeks stay in New York.
 Mrs. C. H. Eastman has been called to Portland Me-, by the serious Illness of her mother.
 Advertised letters at station Al this week are addressed to Mrs, Fannie Searle, Mrs s. W. Swift, Mrs Rather ne Wilson and Miss A. E. Stockwell,
 Fine native peaches are now in the market at $.25 per basket. The fruit is arge and of unusually fine quality.
 The New Haven Iron and Steel con- 'any, which operates the rolling mill tt the foot of Wolcott street, will pay l 6 per cent. dividend October 1. In Apri per cent. was paid. This com- oany in 1903 paid 10 per cent.
 Mrs. Julia A. Curtiss of Front street las gone to Litchiield for a months 'tay.
 The Woodbridge Tee company has purchased 300 tons of eight inch ice in 4uilford. The management is hopeful hat this will be sufficient in amount to 'arry them through the season.
 The heavy thunder storm which came ust before noon yesterday brought efreshing rain which was very much leeded, as very little rain had fallen In August. Fruit was dropping from the rees in large quantities, the feed was 'etting short for cattle and the rain vill prove most beneficial.
 Miss Ruth Wilson of 50 Houston treet returned yesterday after two aonths' stay in Maine and New Hamp- hire
 s. W. Prinz & Son has contracted to 'uild 35-foot power boat flor sher- gan Chipman. The boat will have ix-horse engine.
 Rev. and Mrs. L. J. Bamberg, who ave been visiting fin Newark and tamford are visiting friends here. hey are on their way home to -Lake- ort, N. H.
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