The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-28
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
WIFE OF WILLI4M r. BISHOP SUC
 CUMBS TO BRIGHT'S DISEASE.

| Was nn Invalid for Several Years FuneInI Services to he Held Tuesday, Young People Enjoy Trolley Ride to | Coscy Beach.
 | Sarah Amelia Chittenden, wife of William F. Bishop, died yesterday
 morning at her home, No. 205 Blatch- ley avenue, at the age of seventy years and three days. She had been an in- valid several years and had suffered with Bright's disease during the past four months, which was the cause of her death. A reunion of the Bishop family has been held for many years on
 January 1 and at the last reunion Mrs.
 Bishop was present, and this was the
 last time she was able to be out. There
 have been number of deaths in the
 several families of .Bishops during the
 past few months, but previously and for
 a period of forty years death had not
 taken any of the relatives.
 The deceased was a native of East
 River, Gullford, and a daughter of the
 late MT, and Mrs. Joel Chittenden. For
 many years she attended Christ church,
 Guilford, under the lninlstration of the
 late Rev. Dr, Bennett, who married the
 couple They moved to Fair Haven
 twenty-seven years ago. Their golden
 wedding was celebrated in November, 1898, and was very pleasant occasion
 for large number of relatives and friends
 The deceased leaves husband and
 three daughters-Miss Grace Bishop,
 Mrs. Edward Thompson and Mrs. Her bert smith. Mrs. Bishop was mem- Der of Grace church many years and was present at the services as long as her strength would permit. She was self sacrificing woman, Der great desire being to do all she could for her family and friends. She was devoted to her family and the bereavement is most severe to all her loved ones. Mrs. Bish- op was a woman of fine disposition and a kind heart, and leaves a great many friends, who will be sorry to learn of her death. The family will have the sympathy of all their friends. The flu neral services will be held Tuesday af- ternoon.
 A company of young people enjoyed trolley ride to Cosey Beach Friday evening, twenty-two couples attending. The committee of arrangements consist- ed of c. l.. Roberts, William Shepard, George Fahy and w. Totham. The af- fair was well conducted and was a great success, all attending enjoying | Io cin 1o rtu stopped at Hoyt's pavilion, Cosey Beach, and enjoyed dancing until a late hour. The party included the follow ing: The Misses Jessie Ludington Sa- die Baldwin. Josephine Hemingway, Bernce simmons Margaret Wilson, Emily Davis, Grace McMahon, Bessie filling, Marion and Bllicent Blackman, Grace Rivals and the Misses Foote, Holiday, Hazel and Hall; also Messrs. w. Shepard, c. l.. Roberts, w. George Fahy, Arthur Bradley, Eugene Allyn, Bert Moulton, Frederick Walter Totham, William Mi nor, s. Hall, Irving Niles, Sheldon Ster- ling, Harry Bray, W. Blackman, Earl Brown, Charles Beebe, Stevens, Lani- gan and Schroeder. The chaperones were Mrs. Luzern Ludington, Mrs. Lan- igan and Mrs. Baldwin
 On Thursday evening, May 31, an en- tertainment will be given in the Sun day school room of the East Pearl street M. F. church by the Loyal circle of Kings Daughters Following is the 
 Piano duet-The Misses Cooper and Ed
 monson.
 Vocal solo--Miss Fife Mansfield, Reading-Miss Mildred Ioveland. Vocal solo-B. Diver, Trio, violins and plano-Miss Hall and |
 the Misses Bristol.
 Vocal soo-Miss Neva Squires. Reading-Miss Crane.
 Vocal duet-the Misses Robertson and |
 Palmer.
 Violin solo-Miss Hall.
 Vocal solo-MisS Lotte Fairchild. Reading-Miss May Norton. Male quintette, conducted by Roy New on.
 After the entertainment ice cream md cake will be served The admission | price will be ten cents and it is hoped i hat a good number will attend for the of the young women of | he church.
 The old folks concert given in the Brand avenue Baptist church on Tues lay evening met with such success that will be repeated in the Ferry street Congregational church Thursday even ng The receipts were over fifty dol ars at the first presentation and there s prospect of another crowded house on Thursday evening.
 The pupils of the Montowese school we're very successful at the spelling match held in North Haven on Friday vening. They spelled down the pupils