The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-31

- u w, JEFFERSON, the Grand ave-
nue. merchant was taken quite III at
his home at Short Beach on Wednesday
from the effects OF getting overheated,
He was much better yesterday but was
not able to be out
Captain Harvey Barnes OF Lenox
street has been very III for several days
and is still confined to his bed, He was
better yesterday and is believed to be
on the way 10 recovery. For several
weeks he has suffered great deal from
rheumatism and within few days he
has had an attack of dysentery.
The barge Yale Blue came In 10 one
OF the wharves near GAINESVILLE bridge
yesterday with load Of coal. The
barge's hull is painted dark brown
and the only thing to indicate the Yale
blue is the cabin house which is In the
latter color.
The burial OF Miss Jennie Anderson
Of No Court street took place In the
\ al maven NNllticl. AtSltTudN MlSs
Anderson who was 10 years Of age died
at the New Haven hospital from men
igitis.
The funeral OF Sarah r. Bassett,
widow OF George w. Linsley, was at
tended yesterday afternoon at her late
home, SIS Quinnipiac avenue Rev. Will
liam Burrows Of ST. James P. z.
church offlciated. The lnterment was
in Fair Haven cemetery.
Funeral services for the late Frank
Henderson will be held at his late res
idence, 2ss Lenox street this afternoon
at o'clock II Is expected that Rev.
E. c. Tullar will come down from
Plainville to officlatc
Mr.. and Mrs. John McAvoy Of Poplar
street leave Saturday for Atlantic City
Mrs. Lynch and daughter, Miss Anna
of Grand avenue are visiting relatives
In New York.
Mrs. B. Kendall and Mre. Thomas
Sullivan are visiting in Springfield.
| Miss Leah Johnson Of Front street
has gone to Atlantic City for her va
cation.
Mrs. S. c. Burwell Of East Pearl
street has gone to Gloucester, Mass,
for stay of few days.
Mrs. z. z Hart Of wolcott street has
been called to Meriden by the death
OF her sister.
Miss Jennie Hogben and Miss Anna
Dore of Fair Haven sailed yesterday
for England and will return in Sep
| tcmber.
DR. Paul S. Robinson and family
leave tomorrow for Litchfield to remain
until September
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mckay and son
Of Dover street have gone TO Cape Cod
TO visit relatives.
Miss 3. Enright of Huron, S. D.
who has just made trip 10 Europe
after SO years absence is visiting her
cousin, John L. Enright Of 372 Grand
avenue before returning west.
Rev. and Mrs. Louis j Bamberp OF
Lakeport. y. H., formerly OF Fair Ha.
ven, arrived here Yesterday on a visit
to friends. Mr.. Bamberg has Just re.
signed as pastor Of the Lakeport Bap.
fist church after a pastoratc of Ave
years and has accepted call to the
First Baptist church Of Montpelier, VT
The church at Montpelier at the state
capital Is the only Baptist church ir
the city and It is very PROMISING
field. His many friends here will b.
glad to learn that he Is TO enter upor
work in this large field Of labor. The
Manchester Union In referring to hi.
resignation from the Lakeport church
says:
"The resignation of the Rev Louis J
Bamberg as pastor of the Union Ave
nue. Baptist church which was read a.
the morning service yesterday hal
caused deep feeling of regret not onl,
among the members Of his parish bu
among people throughout the city, d
Mr.. Bamberg closes a passionate o
five years in which he has been {, de
voted worker In building up his church
and an efficient promoter Of the high
est interests OF the city. The Rev
Louis J. Bamberg was native of New
Haven, Conn, and In that city h
passed his early years and received hi
education preparatory to his course a
Chester Theological seminary. Hi
first pastorate was at South Wood
stock, Conn, where he was ordained II
1897 His second charge was at Hol
yoke Mass. Five years ago his thirt
pastorate was begun with the Uniol
Avenue Baptist church OF Lakeport
From the first Mr. Bambere's work ha
been constructive. He has improves
church property, organized the working
forces under his ministry and increased
the number Of adherents. This has beel
Specially ILLUSTRATED III his pleSeH
charge. His church edifice has beel
thoroughly remodeled and all depart
: ments Of church work lifted to high
er level. June /, 1897, he was united Il
marriage to Miss F. Annie Beebe o
New Haven, Conn, by the Rev. P. S
Evans, pastor Of the Grand Avenu
Baptist church"