The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-06-26
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Funerals Of Mrs. ella Clark, Miss Eliza
beth Hotohkiss and Joel Bartholomew
Entertainment mt Grace Church-Sunday
School Reception-Sch Close-Dr.
Sage to Preach to Pupils of Strong School
The funeral of Ella Clark, widow of
the late Harry b. Kneringer, will be
held at the residence of f. II. Heming-
way, S44 Center street, annex, this az
ternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Kneringer
was a member of Grand avenue Con-
gregational church and the pastor,
Rev. ]. Lee Mitchell, will conduct the
funeral services. The interment will
be In the Fair Haven cemetery and the
bearers selected are Frank Davis, NJ
A. Hasley, ]. NJ. Hartman, Harry X.
Rowe, Arthur d. Perkins, f. II. Hem
ingway. Mrs. Kneringer had been in
failing health since the death of her
husband, which took place about
year ago. Although her recovery was
hardly expected she was able to be
about the house and death came very
suddenly from paralysis of the heart.
For the past six weeks she had been
stopping with her sister, Mrs f. II.
Hemingway. Mrs Kneringer's nome
was on Exchange street. She leaves
two children. Mrs. Kneringer was a
daughter of the late Sylvester and
Mary Clark of Fair Haven.
The funeral of Miss Elizabeth Hotch-
kiss was held from the residence OF Il.
F. Thompson in East Haven yesterday
afternoon, Rev. D. H. Clark ot1lclatlng.
She died in Brookline, Mass, Tuesday
at the home of her sister, Mrs. u. b.
Cowles, where she had resided for some
time. Miss Hotchkiss was the young
est daughter of the late Lyman Hotch-
kiss, a former resident of East Ha-
ven.
Rev. D. M. James officiated at the
funeral of Joel o. Bartholomew, held
from his late residence, IS Chatham
street yesterday afternoon. dele
cation from Polar Star lodge, l. Q. 0.
f., was present and conducted services
at the grave Mr. Bartholomew for
many years had been employed in the
store of B. H. Douglass & Sons on
Crown street He leaves a widow and
one child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Richmond of Pop
lar street Wednesday.
DR.. Hall and Clifford Hemingway, who
are on driving tour through Vermont,
write that they are having very en-
joyable trip They were at Bellows
Falls when last heard from.
Rev D, J. Clark of the East Haven
CONGREGATIONAL church will exchange
with Rev w. ]. Mulch of the Howard
avenue Congregational church to-mor-
row.
The entertainment entitled THE Pro-
gressive Rainbow was successfully
presented at the parish house of Grace
church Thursday evening, about 200
attending. The parish house was
handsomely decorated, and after the
entertainment refreshments were serv-
ed by the young ladies of the young
peoples guild.
very successful reception was Civ
en- to the members of the Sunday
school and their friends in the chapel of
the Grand avenue Baptist church
Thursday evening. The programme
was as follows: Piano solo, Miss Nora
Sage; vical duet, Mrs. E. B. Warren
and Miss D. Gertrude Duell; solo, Eu-
gene Jeifers; reading, Mrs. E. c. Sage;
singing by the members of Charles
Cults class; recitation, Villa Burroughs;
vocal duet, Miss Nora Sage and Miss
Lena Smith; recitation, Miss Pearl A.
Taft; solo, Florence Siebert.
The summer term of the Fair Haven
schools was brought to a close yester-
day afternoon and In several rooms
special exercises We're held The class
day exercises for the eighth grade Of
the Strong school were carried out ac-
cording to the programme, which has
been given in this paper. There was a
large attendance of parents and friends
of the school children. In the Seventh
grade, Room IL, Miss Lillian Preston
teacher, the exercises were made up of
singing, recitations and game, after
which cake and ice cream were served
Thieves entered the residence of Ed
ward H Barnes on North Quinnipiac
street Wednesday night and secured
considerable booty, which included $12
in cash and a quantity of provisions
and clothing
Rev. DR.. Sage, pastor of the Grand
avenue Baptist church, has invited the
members Of the graduating class of the
Strong school to attend services at his
church tomorrow evening. The SER
vice will be of much interest, and DR..
Sage will preach a special sermon. The
parents and friends of the pupils and
all interested will be welcome. For
several years Dr. Sage has addressed
the graduating class of Woolsey school
at the close of the summer term.
At the Grand avenue Congregational
church tomorrow morning Rev. Mr..
Mitchell will deliver the second In the
series of diScourses entitled Fore
CLEANS" The topic will be Facts and
Foregleams."