Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-08-09
West Haven.
A. o. II. Picnic-A School P1cntc-Tucker
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A. o. Fl. Picnic-A School P1cnfc-Tucker |
Family Reunion.
The heat yesterday sent many to the shore.
There were two picnics at the shore. The
Third Division, Ancient Order of Hibernians, |
had their annual picnic at the shore. The |
officers John D. Cunningham, president |
John F. Green, vice president; James Nc |
Donough, secretary; John Donahoe, treas
urer Patrick O'Brien, financial secretary.
The society had good sized party out en-
joying the day. Many of the cars down in
the afternoon went laden with members and
friends
The pupils of Miss Willner's private school
on William street had a picnic at Railroad
Grove yesterday. They report very pleas
ant time. Many of the parents and other
friends of the scholars participated in the
picnic.
The Tucker family, which had reunion
last year. have arranged with Mr.. Skeeles ut
Savin Rock for picnic and reunion at his
place, to be held Wednesday, August 10th.
Deputy Sheriff Tucker visited Mr.. Skeeles
| and completed arrangements for the affair.
The painters of the State have grand clam
| bake at Skeeles' also on the day following,
| Aug. 18th. Representatives of the Sarsfeld
Guard have arranged with Mr.. Skeeles for a
| visit to the Rock, date not yet decided.
| Professor Eager the pianist, has been en-
PERTAINING quite a number of musical friends
at the Observatory, Savin Rock Hill.
| The large circle of friends of Mrs. Skeeles
will regret to learn that she is i'll at her resi-
depce with severe attack of a malarial char
acter. DIR. f. Fl. Whittemore is attending
| her and she is improving.
| Mr.. o. Howes is very busy at his railroad
waiting rooms entertaining the people, The
sailboat men at the landing near by have
| plenty to do most of the time in taking out
sailing parties. The Mary E. Hyde, which
sails from the Rock, is also in great demand
The Oriental Park association met at the
| cottage of Mr.. Elliott in the park last Mon
day evening and elected officers for the COM
| ing year, and passed resolutions for he inn
provement of the park and the comfort of
its dwellers.
Elliott Nichols and his two brothers, of
Naugatuck, are camping out on the lower
end Of Beach street, near the Rock. They
are passing the time in boat-sailing, claiming
and fishing, and seem to enjoy themselves to
their hearts content.
Police Notes.
Mary Donahue was arrested last evening
on charge of breach of the peace on her
husband She is charged with stabbing him
in the forehead and cheek with fork.
Bartholomew Family Reunion.
The following notice of the Bartholomew
family reunion is being circulated:
| STONY CREEK, Conn, July 1, 1882.
| On ye 10th daye of August next there is t, be
! Gathering at Stony Greek, within ye town of Bran
ford, Connecticut, of ye descendants of Lieutenant
| William Bartholomew who 200 yeares ago alb ade IL
Branford He built for ye its Mills, ground it,
Bay" to engage Minister ye church. The RECORD
of this family is known for some 400 yeares. Your
| self and all members of your family most cor
daily invited to participate this occasion, web
, doubt not will bee to yr enjoyment. May we have
| the pleasure of VI company?
Faithfully yours, - K
, Address,
WILLIAM W. BARTHOLOMEW, of Meridsn, Ct.
GEORGE w. BARTHOLOMEW, ir, of Bristol, Ct,
land Austin, Texas.
) Accompanying is the following, an ancien
inscription in Bartholomew chapel, Burford
England:
: Lee, huddled up together lye
Grey Age, CTR, en- Youth. White Infancy.
If death does Natures love dispenfe
And reconces all difference.
a IT'S fit Flesh, House should have
, One Tomb, one Ep1taph. One-Grave.
And they that lived and loved either