Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-24
STATE ooRREsPoNDENoE.
Soutbinpten.

Mrs John Cowles was severely scalded this morning about the feet by having boiler full of Osborne attended to her injuries.
 Mrs. Ellen Ives, of New Haven, but formerly resident of this town is sojourning for few days with friends on Main street.
 Yesterday was observed as Children's day at the Methodist church. There was sacred concert in the evening The programme was we'll carried out. church exchanged pulpits with Rev MT. Berry, of
 The electric alarm bell which the commissioners authorized to be placed at the Center street battery will be in the basement of the britannia shop.
 morning charged with being drunk. He was fined $1 and costs. An Italian who works for William Knlbbs was arrested by Officer Eagan Saturday night for being rnnh henra ana akng an on % ae1ry & @ 1 He costs for an anttdote. registered; it cost them all $5 and costs settle. The remaining six will have hearing next Satur-
 There was another "hair oil'' shop opened on Wolf Hill Saturday evening. Terrence Revir is the
 Acollection was taken up at the masses Sunday in St. Thomas R, @ church to defray the expen eetey Father Hunt shs to ,G hsve n the @ tery ready A al about out I IsePtembsr when the Rt Rev The German Sunday school held picnic in Union
 Miss Maggie shanley and MT. John Blessington rendered some very fine solos and duets yesterday at the high at the Catholic church Miss Shan,
  harmony and is improving rapidly eng rap phed tof 6ns t It tha it will be ready for occupancy by August l. Milford.
 The vesper service in St Peters church for the coming months will be held at 6:30 o'clock Sunday pr. Andrews, the foreman of Arctic Engine CoNo 1, sent contribution of $12 to New York towards the fund for the pedestal of the Barthold statue last Saturday.
 StScre ka trF he frOD Meadows End to the Milford depot, also to the wish to resort to this seaside haunt. Rev. MT. Morrill,, of Bethlehem, Ct.. preached in Plymouth church last Sunday.
 Mir. E. P. Smith and MT Dennis Beach have been making some marked improvements in the river op-
 The New York artists are making themselves fa- Iniliar with the scenery in this section, and seem to ind plenty of material from which to sketch.
 Miss Sarah Allen has returned from protracted visit in New Jersey where she has been staying for
 The pink festival in the parlors of the First church last Wednesday evening was largely patron ized and was happy occasion socially. The 1ued decorations around the room seemed to i'm part bright and cheerful influence, which all deepening the glow of their enjoyment
 The Chautauqua circle will hold its next meeting with Miss Annie Clark on Governors avenue.
 MT. Nathan Buckingham, who died in Bridgeport
 st Tuesday Tas & natye m i've or irora e1d ana was fife large number of friends and connections at ended the funeral services which were held last Friday afternoon.
 The graduation exercises of the High school de- artment of @ the graded school rye were S heid 9 hs the overhowing with those interested in the school md it's closing exercises and all entertained md pleased with the success with which the pro eranlme was carried out, and the manner in which he pupils acquitted themselves. There were but graduates this year. Miss Annah Ayres. ieorge Bristoll, Charles R. Clark and Arthur llatt
 The observance of Children's day in Plymouth :hurch last Sunday afternoon will. be event in he minds of the children to be forgotten. he church was beautifully decorated with flowers Ind plants and the children with their happy faces and dainty clothing made picture no painter could transfer to canvas. The exercises were conducted y Dr. J. s. Carroll, the superintendent of the Sun lay school, and were especially interesting: congregation of people last Sunday evening" many Df whom were unable to find sitting room. A pro- fusion of floral decorations greeted the eye they we're arranged around the altar and pulpit. This Children's day service, too, and the zest and 'lrneStneSS with which the children performed their part in the service showed their appreciation If having part to perform in the public worship of the church one Sunday during the year. June g.