Morning journal and courier., 1891-07-20
LOCAL NEW 8.

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Rev. L. H. Squires preached in CRANKY
yesterday morning.
The city's committee on building lines
meet tomorrow evening.
There are three summer schools estab-
lished in New Britain this year.
Mrs H. P. Frost and family of No. 612
Chapel street are at West Haven.
Hon. Colin M. Ingerson is much better
and daily improving, though still confined
to his bed.
Mrs D. L. Beardsley of 496 Chapel
street has gone to visit her sister in Kings
ton, Canada.
Mr.. Beecher, at Longley' will spend ten
days recuperating in Cheshire on the farm
of Mr.. Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Warner of Or
ange street have returned from stay at
the Fenwick house.
Mrs. o. B. North, Miss M. R. North and
Mrs. J. V. Clawson of 604 Chapel street
are at East Hampton, Conn.
Mrs. w. K. Munson and daughter of
Waterbury are visiting in Fair Haven at
the residence Of Captain Fisk.
Mrs. E. Arnold and the Misses Arnold of
SO Dwight street are guests at the Iron
Mountain house, Jackson, N. H.
Mrs. Rollin Newton Of Woodbridge is
spending a portion of the summer at the
Peck cottage at Merwin's Point.
Mrs. John Clarity, wife of Town Agent
Clarity, and family, of 159 Edgewood ave-
nue., are summering at Savin Rock.
Tonight or tomorrow night the New
Haven G. N.G. will, it is expected, be sum-
moned to respond to the emergency call
DR.. and Mrs. B. H. Cheney sail for Eu-
rope next Saturday on the North German
Lloyd steamship Fulda. They expect to
return by the 18th of September.
Edward Dixon, late of the Arlington no
tel in this city, has been appointed head
clerk at the Russwin, New Britain. Mr..
Dixon is native of Bangor, Me.
I. N. Damn, president of the New Haven
Chair company and New Haven Rattan
company, has gone with his family to the
Pembroke, Woodmont, for weeks stay.
The Milford Star, started few months
ago, is dead. Itwas bright and readable
weekly while it lived. 1t stopped publica-
ton with last Fridays issue. 1t failed of
sufficient support.
The family of Councilman Rabanus of
the Eighth ward are spending the summer
in Northford and much enjoying their To-
cation and rural surroundings, preferring
it to the seashors.
One of the finest pairs of steppers and
accompanying turnout seen at Woodmont
this season is that of Mr.. Charles P. Mer-
win, who, with his family, is summering
at Merwin's Point.
Captain John Hyser arrived at Masters
boat house, Bridgeport, Saturday, with
seventeen bluefsh weighing from three to
four pounds apiece caught early in the
morning off the middle ground.
The experiments which have been in
progress during the last year in regard to
the artesian we'll which the Winchester
Arms company have been conducting have
ceased, no water having been found.
Mr.. William E. Downes of Whitney ave.
nue., this city, has just bought OF John W.
Merwin at Merwin's Point lot of land. II
is in the rear of Mr.Downes' shore cottage.
The Pembroke house joint stock company
has also just bought quite a large
piece of land for the purpose of en-.
larging their premises adjoining the hotel
New Haven Turner's in Brooklyn.
About fifty members of the New Haven
Turn verein left Saturday morning on the
New York boat for Brooklyn to attend the
National funniest, which will be held
there next week and began yesterday.
They were accompanied by other Turner's
from Meriden, New Britain and Hartford