Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-04

Eureka lodge No. 75, I. o. O. F., installed officers Tuesday evening. The marriage of Mr. Thomas Medling and Miss Fronie Williams, will occur tomorrow,
 the Fourth, at p. m.
 North Haven.
 July 3.-S. F. Linsley of this place. for- nnerly first assistant foreman of the Cataract [ fire engine company of Meriden, which was organized in 1851, attended the fremen's pa- ! rade in that city last Saturday and enjoyed | meeting about twenty of the old members, most of whom he had not seen in thirty-two years. The veterans rode in [" 'bus'' and were followed by the old machine which was drawn by pair of horses, attracting consid- erable attention along the route, the contrast being very great between that and the shin- 1 ing, polished steamer.
 I G. s. Vibbert has contracted with 8. K. Linsley to build shop seventy feet square | and two stories high just west of the railroad | track at Clintonville. Work on the building
 is to commence next week. The ground has ! already been broken and several men are kept at work daily.
 Don't forget the christening of "Blue Hills Park" tomorrow, July 4. The footpath on the east approach to Mans fields bridge is in dangerous condition and has been so for aome days. Attention should | immediately be given it to prevent accident. Mrs. Joseph Bishop met with quite an ac- cident recently by being thrown from 8 | wagon while riding. Mr. and Mrs Bishop were crossing the Air Line track near Miss Sarah Pierpont's house when an express train came rushing along, which frightened the
 horse and Mrs. Bishop was thrown cut, strik- ing on pile of stone, breaking her shoulder besides injuring her severely by the fall. She ! is under the care of New Haven physician.
 miIford.
 J. Stanley Rood opened his new hotel at ' Ioe CoSu and a amount of patronage. This hotel is pleasantly located and will without doubt be an attract i've resort for those desirous of accommoda- tions near the shore.
 l Dr. Anderson, of Waterbury, moved into his cottage at Woodmont last Saturday. ! Baldwin & Lamkin will shut down for q
 few days to give their employees short yaca- ! ton.
 Will Mallett, of New York, spent Sunday in town with his friends.
 The band gave MT. and Mrs. Amasa Jour- dan serenade at their residence last Satur- l day night and were in turn treated in most l hospitable manner by the host and hostess.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank s. Bristol and son, of New York, have been visiting their parents
 on North street the past week. Deacon A. A. Baldwin's residence is rapid | ly undergoing the process of remodeling under the management of Contractor D. E.. Smith.
 1 Charles NJ. Smith had his old house down
 on Monday preparatory to erecting new l house on the old site.
 Wilbur H. Ford has returned home from Charleston, s. O., for his summer vacation. A game of base ball WIS played on the Broad street park last Saturday afternoon ! between the Milford and the West Haven | hines. The score stood 12 to 10 in favor of ! the Milford nine. The game wss watched ! with much interest by spectators. The Milford Yacht club will hold their rs- gatta July 19 instead of July owing to the here will attend. It Is hoped that there will be good number of boats to strive for the prize which will be offered