Births - 21 July 1890
BROCKWAY -- In this city, July 20, a son to Ulysses H. and Hattie M. Brockway.
Deaths - 21 July 1890
CHALKER -- In Clinton, July 19, Capt. Jas. S. Chalker, aged 58.
Services at his late residence tomorrow (Tuesday) morning at 10 o'clock. Internment at Spring Grove Cemetery, Hartford, at 2:15 p.m. same day.
PEASE -- In this city, July 19, Albert J. Pease, aged 75.
Burial in Claremont, N.H.
FRAYER -- In this city, on Sunday, July 20, Seymour A. Frayer of this city.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
TUCKER -- In this city, Saturday, July 19, Mrs. Maria Tucker, widow of Horatio N. Tucker, formerly of New Britain.
Burial at East Brookfield, Mass., this (Monday)afternoon. Train leaves at 9:26.
JOHNSON -- In this city, July 18, suddenly Frankie A., youngest son of Anna A. and the late Julius Johnson, aged 15 yeara, 2 months and 12 days.
ADAMS -- In this city, July 18, Jean Helen Adams,neice of Miron J. and Martha E. Case, aged 3 months and 18 days. Burial at Montreal.
BARKER -- In this city, July 18, Ellen Lynch, wife of Moses Barker.
CLANCY -- In this city, July 19, Bartholomew Clancy, aged 72.
REED -- In Bloomfield, July 19, Martha Reed, mother of Mrs. J.F. Baldwin, aged 84 years, 7 months.
Funeral this (Monday) afternoon at Portland, Ct., at 4 o'clock.
WAY -- In New Haven, July 18, Harold Lewis, youngest son of Charles L. and Idyl S. Way of Hartford, aged 5 months.
21 July 1890
RECENT DEATHS
James T. Breen
James T. Breen, a Connecticut man, died in Chicago last week, aged 36. He practiced law in Naugatuck two years since which time he has been located in the West part of the time in Arizona and part in Chicago. His remains will arrive in Naugatuck today and will be buried on Tuesday morning from St. Francis's Roman Catholic Church. Mr. Breen studied law with William C. Calteren of Woodbury, this state, and was admitted to practice law in 1881. He was a republican in politics, stumped Connecticut for Blaine in 1884 and Illinois for Harrison in 1888. His father, three sisters and one brother live in Naugatuck.
Hester Edwards
Hester Edwards died in East New London the last of last week, aged 102 years, 6 months and 9 days. She was a remarkable woman, possessing all her faculties up to within and hour of her death. Mrs. Edwards was the widow of the late Joseph Edwards of Waterford, who was a veteran in the war of 1812. Up to six years ago she resided in Waterford, when she removed to the home of relatives in East New London.
Mary Noble Hicks
Mary Noble Hicks, daughter of the Rev. Dr. Noble, formerly pastor of the Center Church, New Haven, died in CHicago, July 4. Dr. Noble was on his way to Europe at the time but returned to Chicago after his daughter's death.
Mrs. Ann M. King
Mrs. Ann M. King, formerly of New Haven, has recently died at Vevey, France. She was the widow of J.W. King, and mother of Mrs. Bentley, both of New Haven.
Births - 22 July 1890
CANNON -- In this city, July 19, a daughter to T.F. and Mary A. Cannon
BROCKWAY -- In this city, July 20, a son to Ulysses H. and Hattie N. Brockway.
Deaths - 22 July 1890
FRAYER -- In this city, on Sunday, July 20, Seymour A. Frayer in the 49th year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, 249 Capen street, this (Tuesday) afternoon at 2 1/2 o'clock.
PRATT -- In this city, July 21, Charles F. Pratt, aged 52.
MURRAY -- In this city, July 20, William Murray
SEYMOUR -- In West Hartford, July 20, Adelaide, youngest daughter of Nathan W. and Rachel Seymour, aged 7 months.
Births - 24 July 1890
SPENCER -- In Pine Meadow, July 22, a son to William H. and Minnie K. Spencer.
Marriages - 24 July 1890
LAWRENCE - FILAN -- In this city, July 22, in St. James church, by the Rev. John T. Huntington, Clark Lawrence and Miss Mary A. Filan.
Deaths - 24 July 1890
LATIMER -- In Gale's Ferry, Conn., July 22, Charles Brown, son of Richard R. and Miss Mary Latimer.
Funeral will be held at Gale's Ferry, from the residence of his uncle, Latham A. Brown, this (Thursday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Relatives and friends invie=ted to attend.
MUNSON -- In Winsted, July 22, Mrs. Eugene M. Munson< aged 55.
GRIFFIN -- In Canton at the residence of his son-in-law, A.B. Welton, Willard Griffin, of West Granby, aged 85.
ROWLEY -- In Bloomfield, July 23, Lucia Bidwell, wife of William H. Rowley, aged 25.
CHAPIN -- In Foxboro, Mass., July 16, Mariam M. Griswold, wife of the late Jno. B. Chapin, aged 74. Burial at WIndsorville, Conn.
24 July 1890
Griggs - Cooke
Miss Annie S. Cooke and Mr. John C. Griggs, Yale '90, were married yesterday afternoon at 1:30 at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. C. W. Cooke of Yalesville. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr. Griggs of Ivoryton, the groom's father, in the presence of relatives and a few near friends. Mr. and Mrs. Griggs will live at Norwich.
Mr. Griggs graduated from the Hartford High School in '85, and was the orator of his class. He has been the assistant principal of the Norwich Academy since his graduation from Yale. He was a very popular man in college, and he was one of the leading bass singers in the glee club for three years. He was a member of the Lit. board, a junior exhibition speaker, and took various class honors.
25 July 1890
RECENT DEATHS
Mrs. Betsy Wilcoxson
Mrs. Betsy Wilcoxson, aged 82 years, died in Derby on Tuesday evening. She was born in Derby February 22, 1807 and her parents were Mr. and Mrs. Abram Tibbals. Mrs. Wilcoxson resided all her life in Derby and was a member of the Episcopal Church. She was married sisty years ago to S.G. Wilcosxson. Besides her husband, one son, Frederick A. Wilcoxson of North Adams, Mass., survives her.
Mrs. Mary Swift
Mrs. Mary Swift of Derby, died suddenly Wednesday evening of heart failure. She was 86 years of age and was born and always lived in Derby. She has a nephew in the Birmingham National Bank. She passed the early part of the evening with her family and reitred saying she did not feel well. She died soon after retiring.
Miss Eliza Mansfield
Miss Eliza Mansfield died Wednesday in New Haven, aged 91. She had eaten her breakfast and was sitting in a chair when a question was addressed to her. She made no reply and investigation showed that she was dead. A physician pronounced death due to old age. Miss Mansfield was the eldest daughter of William Mansfield, a tinsmith who did business on State street, New Haven, many years ago. She was the survivor of a family of eight children.
Mrs. Sarah M. Munson
Mrs. Sarah M. Munson, widow of the late Eugene Munson of Winsted, died Tuesday morning of Bright's disease. The funeral services were held Thursday afternoon. Burial was at South Cemetery.
SOUTHINGTON
At the annual meeting of the Southington Cutlery Company the board of directors elected were: M.C. Ogden, George Munson and W. R. Walkley of New York, R.A. Neal, J. W. Gridley, J.F. Pratt, E. J. Neal.
M.C. Ogden was elected president and J.W. Gridley, secretary and treasurer. A quarterly dividend of 3 per cent was declared.
Mrs. Charles Hatton and daughter Lillie, are spending the remainder of the summer in Pittsfield, Mass.
George N. Williams is assistinf at the national bank during the absence of Cashier Curtis.
John Gaynor leaves for Providence on Monday, having obtained a position there.
WINSTED
On Thursday evening the selectman brought a child named Gunther from Thomaston. The child was born in Winsted, its mother is in the insane asylum and the father ran away.
MILFORD
A pleasant lawn party was given at the residence of W. T. Fife at Woodmont, Wednesday evening, by the Ladies' Aid Society of the Woodmont Chapel.
Mrs. Eldridge T. Gerry of New York is suffering from nervous prostration.
Deaths - 26 July 1890
CASE -- In Hampton, July 25, suddenly, Kate M. Case, daughter of the late Chauncey Case, of this city, aged. 51.
Funeral from the residence of E. Frank Bodwell, 166 Franklin avenue, tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Friends of the family are invited to attend without further notice.
WILCOXSON -- In Derby, July 22, Mrs. Betsey Wilcoxson, aged 82.
SWIFT -- In Derby, July 23, Mrs. Mary Swift, aged 86.
MANSFIELD -- In New Haven, July 23, Miss Eliza Mansfield, aged 91.
JONES -- In North Madison, July 21, Mrs. Emily Jones.
LAMB -- In Willington, July 18, Captain S. A. Lamb, aged 83.
KAUNITZ -- In New Britain, July 21, Ludwig Kaunitz, aged 66.
KILBOURN -- In Southington, July 24, Mrs. Martha Kilbourn, aged 64.
HOWARD -- In Norwich, July 22, Solomon M. Howard, aged 58.
BAKER -- In Hampton, July 18, Laura E. Baker, aged 61.
IRONS -- In East Thompson, July 16, Arthur Irons, aged 72.
FROST -- In Watertown, July 16, Albert S. Frost, aged 79.
SMITH -- In Woodbury, July 12, Frederick A. Smith, aged 68.
DECKER -- In Falls Village, July 10, Jacob F. Decker, aged 89.
WOODWORTH -- In North Coventry, July 18, Fannie H. Woodworth, aged 24.
COULTER -- In North Woodstock, July 18, Eliza Coulter, aged 45.
DENISON - In Mystic, July 22, Mrs. Lavinia T. Denison, aged 96.
Births - 28 July 1890
DUNN -- In Southington, July 25, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. M.J. Dunn
Deaths - 28 July 1890
CRONIN -- In this city, July 26, Ellen, wife of John Cronin, aged 52.
Funeral from 26 South Prospect street, this (Monday) morning, a 9 o'clock; high mass at St. Peter's church. Burial at Manchester.
CASE -- In Rockville, July 21, Daniel Case, formerly of New Hartford, aged 72.
PATTON -- In Ellington, July 21, Mary, wife of Dr. Robert Patton, aged 66.
NETTLETON -- In Clinton, July 24, Frank H. Nettleton, aged 49.
SQUIRE -- In Moodus, July 24, Mrs. John Squire, aged 71.
BULL -- At Saratoga Springs, New York, after a brief illness, James Bull, former resident of this city, aged 87 years and 7 months.
LANKTON -- In this city, July 26, Thomas Lankton, aged 79.
29 July 1890
WILLIAM A. GREEN
A Sudden Death in South Coventry
William A. Green of South Coventry died very suddenly at his home on Sunday of neuralgia of the heart, aged 82 years. He was born in Franklin, but spent the greater part of his life in Lisbon, residing in Coventry during the past twenty years. His wife died a few years ago. Of ten children seven are living, viz: Alonzo B. Green of this place, Charles A. Green of Worcester, Mass., George H. Green of Collinsville, William H. Green of Rockville, Nelson Green of Hampton, Mrs. H. Vickers of Willimantic, Mrs. Faulkner, living at home. Two sons were killed in the army.
Mr. Green was in Willimantic Saturday. He was a hard working man and highly respected citizen.
Births - 29 July 1890
BURLINGHAM -- In this city, July 27, a son to Charles H. and Minnie Burlingham
POMROY -- In Windsor Locks, July 26, a daughter to Frank G. and Cora A. Pomroy.
CARL (or CARI) -- In Southington, July 28, a son to Mr. and Mrs. George Carl (or Cari).
FINCH -- In Southington, July 27, a son to Mr. and Mrs. William E. Finch.
Deaths - 29 July 1890
HOWARD -- In this city, Monday evening, July 28, Leland, eldest son of Frank L. Howard, aged 22.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
SMITH -- In this city, July 28, Edwin Smith, aged 59.
Funeral from his late residence, 687 Main street, tomorrow (Wednesday) afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
BARBER -- At Menton, France, Feb. 6, Genevieve Allyn, only daughter of Horace and Caroline W. Barber
Burial service at Warehouse Point, Conn., July 31st, at 10:30 o'clock a.m. Carriages awaiting at Warehouse Point station arrival of train leaving Hartford at 9:26 o'clock a.m.
CRANE -- In Middletown, July 27, Noah H. Crane, aged 77.
FIELDS -- In New Britain, July 27, Abigail B., widow of the late Roswell Fields, aged 87.
CAMP -- In Roxbury, July 27, ex-Representative Curtiss C. Camp, aged 84. Member of the General Assembly from Durham in 1845.
SCOTT -- In Ridgefield, July 26, ex-Representative Samuel Scott, aged 68. General Asembly of 1861.
FITCH -- In Watertown, July 23, Mrs. Collins Fitch, aged 81.
HUBBELL -- In New Haven, July 27, Samuel M. Hubbell, aged 67.
ANDERSON -- In New London, July 27, Wm. F. Anderson, aged 21.
HOLBROOK -- In South Coventry, July 26, Charles Holbrook, aged 40.
SEARS -- In New Haven, July 27, Mrs. Rufus Sears, formerly of Portland, aged 84.
SNOW -- In Greenpoint, R.I., July 27, Samuel Sheffield Snow, aged 83 -- a native of Ashford, Conn.
Births - 30 July 1890
KEELER -- In Shelton, July 28, a son to Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Keeler.
PURDON -- In Bloomfield, July 28, a daughter to William A. and Mary Purdon
Deaths - 30 July 1890
HOWARD -- In this city, Monday evening, July 28, Leland, eldest son of Frank L. Howard, aged 22.
Funeral tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from 150 Collins street.
KELSEY -- In this city, July 29, William W. Kelsey, aged 76 years and 6 months.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 211 Franklin avenue, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock.
HOWARD -- In this city, Monday evening, July 28, Leland, eldest son of Frank L. and Julia Cutler Howard, aged 22.
Funeral from 150 Collins street, tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
BARBER -- At Menton, France, Feb. 6, Genevieve Allyn, only daughter of Horace and Caroline W. Barber
Burial service at Warehouse Point, Conn., July 31st, at 10:30 o'clock a.m. Carriages awaiting at Warehouse Point station arrival of train leaving Hartford at 9:26 o'clock a.m.
PARSONS -- In Bloomfield, July 29, Ella M., wife of Arthur D. Parsons, aged 34 years and 6 months.
Funeral from her late residence, tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
CURTIN -- In Wallingford, July 28, Dr. D. J. Curtin, aged 47.
GRIFFIN -- In Canton, July 20, Willard Friffin, aged 84.
BOTSFORD -- In New Haven, July 28, Augusta B., wife of Frederick Botsford, aged 68.
ROWLEY -- In Bloomfield, July 28, Henry W. Rowley, aged 51.
Funeral from the Congregational Church tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon, 2 o'clock.
GREEN -- In South Coventry, July 27, William A. Green, aged 82.
SANFORD -- In Waterbury, July 27, Rufus B. Sanford, aged 68.
BASSETT -- In Madison, July 27, Mrs. Laura Bassett, aged 88.
BURR -- In Westport, July 26, Henry E. Burr, aged 34.
Marriages - 31 July 1890
WINTER - DOWNER -- In Columbia, July 29, L. Eugene Winter, of Richmond, Va., son of the Rev. Alpheus Winter, and Georgiana, youngest daughter of James L. Downer, of Columbia.
Deaths - 31 July 1890
HOWARD -- In this city, Monday evening, July 28, Leland, eldest son of Frank L. Howard, aged 22.
Funeral this (Thursday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from 150 Collins street.
DEMING -- In this city, July 30, Jemima, widow of the late Charles R. Deming, aged 92 years and 6 months.
Funeral services from her late residence 46 John street, tomorrow (Friday) afternoon, at 2 1/2 o'clock.
BARBER -- At Menton, France, Feb. 6, Genevieve Allyn, only daughter of Horace and Caroline W. Barber
Burial service at Warehouse Point, Conn., July 31st, at 10:30 o'clock a.m. Carriages awaiting at Warehouse Point station arrival of train leaving Hartford at 9:26 o'clock a.m.
FRASER -- In South Manchester, July 29, Joshua, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Frazer, aged 12 weeks.
(**Note that spelling of Fraser / Frazer is as found in paper***)
SHELTON -- In Shelton, July 26 Anna Louise, wife of Hon. Wm. R. Shelton, aged 61.
HOPE -- In New Haven, July 29, Miss Julia Hope, aged 76.
TROWBRIDGE -- In Milford, July 28, Francis Trowbridge, aged 81.
ALPAUGH -- In Willimantic, July 28, Wm. H. Alpaugh, aged 39.
BARRY -- In Portland, July 28, James Barry, aged 68.