The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-02-18
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
DEATH SATURDAY OF MRS. NANCY
 M. BISHOP.
She Had Been III About Six Months Concert by the Orchestral Club We'd nesday-surprise on MT. nnd Mrs.

Sne Had Been III AUOUt StA Moh'HS Concert by the Orchestral Club We'd nesday-surprise on MT. and Mrs. Henry Barnes.
 Nancy M., widow of Captain George Bishop, died at her home, Mo- 1l7 Ferry street, Saturday at the age of seventy three years. She had been i'll about six months. Her husband, who died about seven years ago, was for many years an officer on the Old line boats. They had resided here about twenty years. She leaves son, Charles H. Bishop, who resided with her; also a brother, Edward w. Evarts, of East River. The deceased was a member of the Congre- gational church of Madison, and during her residence here had attended the Grand avenue Congregational church. She was a native of Madison and her father was the late Leaning Eyarts, of that town. Her mother was a descend ant of Governor Wolcott and Governor Gr.swold, of this state. Her name was Clarissa Griswold During her illness Mrs Bishop was attended by pr. $. J. Maher, and everything possible was done for her relief, but her life could not be saved. She was an excellent woman and was a friend to all her ac- quaintances Private funeral services will be held this morning at 9:30 o'clock from her late residence. The burial will be in Madison and further funeral ser vices will be conducted at the home of Samuel R. Crampton in th9t town at 1:30 p. m.
 The New Haven Orchestral club is to give concert in the Grand avenue Baptist church next Wednesday even- ing, beginning at 8 o'clock. They will be assisted by Mrs. Nora Russell Haesche, the well known soprano, who will be heard in several solos fine programme has been arranged and great concert is assured. The admis- sion is 25 and 15 cents. The programme follows:
 Concert Overture in F., No. 2......
 ..................... KalliWoda Hungarian Dance ..............H Haesche One Spring Morning ..............N .Nevin
 Mrs. Haesche.
 (a) Au Bord de la Mer.. ..Dunkler (b) Cradle Song Nevin
 String Orchestra.
 Untermission.) Three Danes (from Henry the VIII.
 Music) ........ ............... German Q) Monis Dance.
 (2) Shepherds Dance.
 (3) Torch Dance.
 Two songs, with piano
 (a) Twas April ........... Nevin
 (b) The Rose ............... Smith
 Mrs. Haesche. La Cinquantaire ...................Ma Marie Kronung's March ....... Eilenberg Mrs. George Hatfield entertained the members of her Sunday school class and Miss Grace Huntley's class con- nected with the Grand avenue Baptist church at her home, 174 Poplar street. on Tuesday evening. All the young people greatly enjoyed the entertain ment There were games and refresh ments were served. The young men present were Walter Ames Edwin Male. Irwin Liefeld, John Thomas. Maurice and Owen Hatfield, Harvey Robinson, Ernest Smith George Willis, Raymond Clarke, John Thompson, Austin Bur- l ,oughs Le Roy Manwaring and Ruel | vogt.
 The public will doubtless be glad to [ lid an enterprise that is announced by | he management as follows: There will | De a weekday sale for the benefit of he Lloyd street kindergarten, held at f he school Friday, February P, begin ling at 10 a. m. Come and buy" The managers desire to raise funds to aid f ome of the poor children attending the chool. It is worthy enterprise and deserves liberal patronage.
 Rev. Dr. Phillips a St. James church ast evening delivered an interesting ermon on "The Life of George Wash ngton."
 A surprise visit was made upon Mr. nd Mrs. Henry Barnes, of 50 Houston treet, Friday evening, the occasion be- ng their forty-second marriage anni- 1ersary. A nice supper was served, provided by the callers, who were the hildren and grandchildren, fifteen sit ing down to the table. The occasion vas very pleasant and all present upon saving wished e/couple many returns |, f tbo oupiyorca