Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-16
LOCAL NE WIS.
Brief Mention.

Physicians ledgers at Dorman's.
 Rents collected promptly at H.P. Hoadley's.
 President Dwight of Yale is in Litchfeld.
 Principal Camp has gone to the Mantle summer school.
 Officer Kennedy of the depot has gone for a short vacation among the Goshen Hills.
 Agent J. R. Ford of the Hancock Insur- ance company hss gone on a vacation trip.
 Miss Carrie Crockett of Orange street, this city, near Cottage, is summering near Morris, H.
 The Wheeler & Wilson band will play for the New Haven Yacht club on Wednesday.
 Bandmaster Streit has been appointed bandmaster of the Fourth regiment by Col onel Watson.
 Commercial council, Legion of Honor, will celebrate it's eighth anniversary by 8 dinner at the east shore early in August.
 MT. R. o. Main and family Of Orange are stopping at Savin Rock with Mrs. Mains parents, MT. and Mrs. Arnold of this city.
 ". J. Collins, mail clerk between New York and Boston, has handed in his resigna- ton to take effect August 1. He resigns on account of failing health.
 Michael Welch, Daniel Cremins, Dennis Keane and Philip McEnroe were the bearers at the funeral at St. Patrick's church, Satur- day, of Mrs Walter Conway.
 Erastus R. Phelps of this city, one of the oldest members of Harmony lodge, I.O.O.F., is in feeble health at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Joseph w. Wilson of Nor walk
 To the public: Now is the time to engage your coal of Henry Konold, IA, 16, IS River street, wholesale and retail coal dealer. Best qualities at the lowest prices. Quotations furnished.
 MT Fred W. Schleicher, who was last year at Converse's Savin Rock pavilion, is now with Mr. Barnes at Pot Island. He is a thor ough gentleman and his wine room is popu- lar wherever he conducts it.
 Edward R. Caldwell, prominent druggist of Brockton, Mass, who was recently mar ried in that place, is with his wife visiting his brother-in-law, T. J. Adams, the popular singer on Lynwood street, this city.
 The Rev. Dr. Msher of this city, the pres- ent acting pastor of St. Georges church in Branford, will probably recAive permanent appointment after tbA surates' retreat, which will he held at St. Francis Orphan Asylum this week.
 General Henry B. Darlington, U. s. A., Iretired) is preparing A Patriotic Reader for the use of schools, containing selections in verse and prose for all ages, lands and races, with historical works introducing the differ ent parts.
 Colonel William H. Stevenson and Archi- bald McNeil with members of their families and friends took ths steamer Isis at Bridge port Saturday noon for Lighthouse Point, New Haven harbor, where they had shore dinner.
 good crop Of watermelons is indicated and good judges estimate the peach crop at 10000, 900 baskets with few counties to hear from. A few very shabby looking little peaches reached this market Saturday, pre- maturely old.
 The signal service at Washington promises cool weather for the rest of July owing to the cool wave from the north and the absence oi southern winds and of heatrd areas of terri tory. The delightfully."- cool weather of late is enjoyed by all.
 Rev. MT. Lee and family of Derby have rented cottage at Merwin's Point and will take possession the first of August for stay of one month Mr. and Mrs. Smith Cham berlain will occupy part of the same cot tage.
 Deacon John F. Beard, who died in Gales burg, H., Sunday and was buried from the residence of his son-in-law, Samuel o. Hol- ley, in Danbury, yesterday afternoon, was a native of Trumbull, where he was born March 6, 1802. He was one of the contrac- tors who built the Danbury & Norwalk rail- road
 A very satisfactory place to visit at the West Haven shore is Skeeles' restaurant. The food is of hrst-rate quality and is well and neatly served. The prices are very reasona- ble, and the attendance prompt and courte- ous. A "shore dinner" is furnished there for fifty cents which is richly worth the money.