The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-15
FAIR HAVEN NOTES.

The burial of Mrs. Julia, widow of Jefferson Chipman, was attended at the Memorial chapel in Fair Haven cemetery yesterday afternoon, Rev. pr. Monro of Calvary Baptist church off, ciating. The remains were brought here from Brooklyn, where Mrs. Chip man died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jessie Hall George Chipman of Boston, was son of the deceased. Mrs. Chipman had resided in Brooklyn for about 20 years, but formerly re- sided here.
 The funeral of D. Burton Brown was attended at the Memorial chapel yes- terday afternoon and the services were in charge of Adelphi lodge, F. and A. M, of which he was member. There was a large number of the Masons present at the funeral Mir. Brown resided for most of his life in Fair Ha- ven and was a son of the late A. K. Brown. Of late he had resided in West Haven. He was at one time a democratic councilman from the Twelfth ward. MT. Brown was also a prominent fireman, member of the An nex Fire department and of the Con- necticut Firemen's association. ' He was with his father in the fish busi- ness in Grand avenue and later carried on the business for time himself. He leaves a widow and three children The Fair Haven Methodists are at the Plainville camp ground in large numbers and the large East Pearl street house is too small to aceommo- date all of them. Among those who were there yesterday were George R, Stevenson and wife, G, H. Stevenson Mrs. Nellie Larsen, MT, and Mrs, E R. Slater, Miss Belle Slater, MT. and Mrs. Edward Fenton, Mrs. Krier, Mrs Rowena Bradley, Mrs. Boone, George Mallory, George Denison, H. L. French Rev. E. c. Tullar returned from the camp ground Saturday and preached in his church yesterday,
 The annual free-will offering service of the Fair Haven w. c. T. U. No l was held at the East Pearl Street M E. church last evening. The address of the evening was made by Rev. E c. Tullar. There were also severa declamations and special music.
 Rev. Dr. Sheath, at the Grand Ave. nue Congregational church yesterda, morning, preached on the topic, Chris Lessons from Vegetation"
 1 The weekly leahet of church service: at. the Grand Avenue Congregations church yesterday contained this an. nouncement: Tt should always bt borne in mind that the gift of new organ to this church would be mos useful, and a worthy way in which tc honor the memory of a friend Some one should take this opportunity soon. r Rev. Dr. Sheath recently recon. mended Rev. R. w. Roundy, to tht ] Wethersfield Avenue church, Hartford and 1t has extended to him a call tc become it's pastor.
 The funeral of Charlotte M, wife o. Capt. Harvey Barnes, will be attended at her late home, 31S Lenox street, thi! afternoon at o'clock. Mrs. Barnes died early Saturday afternoon from tn, effects of burns received that morninl while filling lighted kerosene lamp She was 76 years of age. Her famil! have the sympathy of their many friends in their bereavement.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. B. Conway hay, gone to Vermont for the remainder O the summer Fs'&
 The Misses Katherine and Hannal Fox and nephew, John McGrath, O Peck street. have sailed for Ireland oi a visit with relatives.
 The funeral of John F. Maloney wa tattended yesterday afternoon at o'clock at his late residence, 67 Eas Chapel street, and at St. Francis church at 1:30. There was yer. Large attendance, the church beinl filled with relatives and friends. Tn services were conducted by Rev. Fath Ter Baker and Rev. Father Sheehai offlciated at the burial in St. Lawrenc
 cemetery. The bearers were James F
 Cylne, Dennis Clyne, James F. Ma
 loney, Joseph c. Maynard, Thoma
 Barry and Michael Callahan Th
 flower bearer was James Gibbons c
 Springfield.
 There was a large number of beau
 tiful floral tributes. From the famil
 was large wreath of white roses
 from the Benevolent Order of Elks,
 large standing wreath; New Have Liquor Dealers association gave
 large standing wreath; large spray Dr. Robbins; large standing wreatl Col. T. F. Callahan, M. F. Massolet
 and A. L. Schollhorn; spray white cal
 nations, Thomas Barry; spray whit carnations, John Powers; large stand ing wreath, Yale Brewing company spray of sweet peas, MT and Mrs. (
 D. Berger; spray of flowers, Mir Breese.