Morning journal and courier., 1891-06-05
STATE conRRsPoNDENoE.
North Haven News. CLIMBED THE FLAesTAFF-sIxTY YEARS OLD st NIMBLE YET-oTHER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BY

CLIMBED THE FLAasrAFFIsIxTY YEARS OLD BUT
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 NEW HAVEN BUSINESS MAN.
 June 4,-Last Tuesday night was childrens night at North Haven grange and geoo pro fayed | Ss ou account count of | the showsr. Mrs F Pot ter lecturer, had the literary exercises m cnssge and performed the part well The enIertainmens charming song, Little Birds;;', reading by Hal lie Lusk instrumental music by viya sarnSs; hI 1a Tuttie and Mattie Smith; recitations. Viva Barnes aud Ina Futile; reading, Tillie Olsen; piano duet Queen, recitation by six little girls Sviya Barnes was crowned queen) duet by Tiiie & olson T,a1s and Viva Barnes; Jennie Warner gave Ine o vaie1f enti tled Eggs for Breakfast" :" by the smith family ny, The weekly prayer meeting of the Nortn Hlh h1I district will this week be held at the house or Ar
 or1in Mansfield of Sherwood, Wisconsin, ii is visiting relatives in t9Tn MT formery occIpied @ the house now the residence of R. w. smith. He has not been in North Haven in twenty-two
 Mrs Eliza Butler, who has been at Meriden with her sister since the death of her husoand, her former occupation of carpet weaving at her house in the North district. She has already woven over fifty yards of carpeting slnce ner re- turn. ,
 The Ladies' Benevolent society will meet at the chapel on Thursday afternoon. Mrs Emily Montgomery, returned missionary IS expected
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Smith of New Jersey spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. W: Sm1th, ana a5, tended the Memorial Day exercises at the Hal on Saturday. May 30 -
 James Munson was in town on visit to his mother a few days since.
 R. w. Smith is building an addition to ms barn. The new part is to be about the size or the orlgi- nal building. All this shows that Mr. Smith IS prospering.
 Lieutenant s. F. Linsley climbed to the top of the flagstaff, BIO feet high, Qrom sea ieveD on Pierpont park few days since and put in order one of the halyards, which had been broken TOT some time. Mir. Lnsley is a man slxty-one years old and performed the feat as well as a much for Memorial day. and the flag waved at half mast. The district flags were in use on the march and in the hall The number of dogs registered in the town al
 the present time is greater than that Of last year At the present time there are 148 Several grange members are to-day attending New Haven county Pomona grange meeting 8, Killingworth.
 S. F. Linsley has contracted to build a barn fol W. W. Woodruff of Centerville.
 Dr. H. W. Painter was in town on Saturday evening calling on friends.
 Mrs. H. P. Smith had a visit from her sister las week, and accompanied her to Lakewood, N. J. | where she spent several days pleasantly. N. W. Hine of New Haven is making extensive ! improvements on the grounds of the place recent | ly purchased by him. The report that the prop l erty was bought by joint stock company is in ings are in process of renovation inside and out l side superfuous trees and shrubbery are re moved. quantities of underbrush burned and | general clearing of the premises. The people a the center rejoice at the change and congratu l late MT. Hine on his ability and good judgmen place will be rented for the summer, or longer, desirable parties apply.