The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-16
FAIR HlIYEN,
MT. Norton's FuneraI-Apollo Quintet-W' C.T.U.-Congratuia General News.

| MT, Nortons Funeral-Apollo Quintet-Ws l T.U.-Congratularions- ns-General News. The funeral of George w. Norton of Townsend Place, annex, was held from St. Andrews M E. church Sunday afternoon and the interment was in the Fair Haven cemetery. MT. Norton had been for twenty-five years a we'll known oyster watchman down the har- bor and employed by George H. Town send. He died from the effects of ery- sipelas.
 The Apollo Quintet will give a con- cert at Osborn hall tomorrow evening and the admission is twenty-five cents. The quintet consists of w. S. Moyle and G. c. Stock, tenors; Dr, D. A. Jones, baritone; F. S. Weld and l.. R. Good year bassos. They will be assisted by Mrs. E. l.. Nettleton, elocutionist, and Miss Macarthur, pianist.
 The ladies of the W. C.. T. U. will | give an Easter entertainment at their | hall on Grand avenue this evening. Supper will be served from to o'clock, to be followed by an interesting musical and literary pfoSrdIn' | At the Easter entertainment for the Sunday school of Grace church Sunday afternoon, banners were presented to the classes of Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Ryan for proficiency i'm learning the collects.
 | MT. and Mrs Albert Rowe and daugh- ter have returned from Florida, where | they have spent the winter.
 MT. and Mrs. Lester P, Mallory and 1 daughter are expected home from Ala bama this week.
 | Lewis Crockett has bought out the l billiard room and fruit and tobacco store of H. S. Connell on East Grand | avenue.
 The friends of Rev. D. M. James are | congra tulating him upon the coming of | a little daughter into his home. Miss Lodema Marks who died in | North Haven last week. was the aunt of Judge c. A, Bray, James Bray and Mrs. L. P Mallory For several years she had lived in the home of her nephew, Wells Bray, who came on from Ala bama to care for her several years ago. She was in the ninetyf1rst year of her age and a most excellent woman. Will Morgan, son of Alderman Will liam D. Morgan, sang for the first time in public at the entertainment given by the Union Veterans union last week. Mr. Morgan has an excellent baritone voice.
 Rev. N. G. Cheney, the new pastor of the East Pearl street M. E. church, will remove from New Rochelle, N. Y, to the parsonage on East Pearl street this week.
 The new paper shells made by Waters of Troy, N. Y, for the Yale crew, are in the boat house on East Chapel street. One of them will be kept until the crew go to New London; the others will be given trial on the Quinnipiac river in few days.
 Al FINE CONCERT.
 The concert by the Apollo quintet, under the auspices of the B. A. T. Ten his club, Wednesday evening at Osborn hall, promises to be a very enjoyable affair A number of interest will be solo by MT Goodyear, who was former ly a Fair Haven resident. Following is the program:
 Quintet.
 Part I. Piano solo-Recollections of Home...,
 ......... ..........,,....ss...,M Miller
 Miss Macarthur. Pirates Serenade. ............... Gould
 Quintet. How Ruby Played. Anon
 Mrs, Nettleton, a. Hush. ...."... .......I.. ..Neidlinger b. Murmuring Rill.. Adams
 Quintet The Old Gravedlgger. .....H Henderson
 MT. Goodyear. Father Paul. l...........,.....,.. Anon
 Mrs. Nettleton. The Bridge. ................,.,..S .Shattuck
 Quintet.
 Part II. Piano solo-Dreaming by the Brook.
 .............. ....,.......... .Goldbeck
 Miss MacArthur The Red Scarf .Bonheur
 MT. Weld Money Musk. F. Taylor
 Mrs. Nettleton. If Thou in Dreams. ............B Beschnitt
 Dr. Jones and Quintet. The Silent World is Sleeping .... Buck
 MT. Moyle. Recitation.... .............. Selected
 Mrs. Nettleton The Long Day Closes. Sullivan
 Quintet.
 Y. M. c. A.
 A course of lectures are to be given by the Fair Haven Y. M. c. A., com | mencing this week Thursday. These 1 lectures are free to members, with the | c sion will be by ticket. The course will | be as follows: April IS, Judge L. F. | Deming, Our Country's Great Pleasure i Grounds" dllustrated); April 24, pr. w. | L. Cross of Yale, George Eliot" May | f willie q l