Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-16
STATE CORRESPONDENTS.
WOOdbrldge.

Woodbridge.
 Sept. 15.-Miss Lucy E. Peck is visiting relatives in Meriden.
 Miss Flossie Peck of New Haven has been visiting Miss May Peck on Acorn hill.
 Miss Ruth Ann Peck returned home from Derby last week.
 Mrs. s. B. Halliday of New Haven has been spending few days at her daugh- ter's, Mrs. w. J. Peck.
 MT. F. o. Peck of Tennessee has been spending few days with his brother, w. J. Peck.
 Miss Ruth Dains has been staying few days with her sister in Huntington center
 Last Saturday Miss Sarah E. Stone of Hartford was examined to teach the North school which began Monday. All the schools in town are now open. Alice L. Peck teaches the Northeast school, l.. O. Beecher the Middle, Minnie w. Slater the South, Alice M. Hitchcock the Southwest and Elmer E. Thomas the Northwest. E. J. Newton and Elmer E. Little started Monday for Gettysburg. At the County grange in Hamden Mrs. L. 0. Beecher found three-leaf clover, also four, five, a six and a seven-leaf clover.
 O. N. Beecher has nine pears which weigh five pounds. One of the pears | weighs ten ounces. The last meeting of the grange in this town was very interesting. The program | of the evening was as follows: Song-"Farmer's Chums.'' Reading-Arthur DoolittIe. Song-"The Home Down on the Farm,'' E. A
 Roading-Mrs. William H. Warner. | Song-"Home Againr-Mrs. L. c. Beecher Miss Fannie Baldwin, Messrs. Beecher, Warner 1 and Peck
 Discussion-"Should the Sexes Have Equa Education-at at Advantages?" Leaders, c. P. Au
 l. RsseaeG aed ke1 Peek T hann w H. Warner 1 Song-'Walxe, Brethren, Wake''-Mrs. L. c Beecher, Misses Fannie Baldwin, Grace Baldwin Peck and HitchcocE S' 0'' lo After the literary program was com l pleted bonnet trim was arranged for the young men. Prizes were offered. Berti, Peck received the prize for the bes trimmed hat, and the booby prize wa. given to Edward A. Hitchcock.
 music committee was appointed, con sisting of Miss Fannie Baldwin, L. 0 Beecher and Elton H. Warner. Ceres, Mrs. William H. Warner, vii have charge of the next meeting.
 A young mans overcoat took 8 ride in young lady's carriage one evening las week. How did it happen?
 There are twenty-two towns in this statt | where the schools are under what is termed :. "town management" Why can't Wood bridge this fall make the number twenty three.
 SouthingtOn.
 Sept 14.-Thomas Smith and wife O. Long Branch, N. J., are the guests of Bill lings Lewis.
 A young son of Clement Eustis O. Huntsville was badly hurt Saturday nigh by being kicked in the face by 8 horse The lad had narrow escape from death but will recover.
 William Martin of Plantsville wal yesterday fined $5 and costs for drunken | ness.
 This town had another mad dog scar' yesterday. A strange cur bit number of other dogs and was finally shot b, Charles Brooks.
 Fred Smith of Cleveland, O., is a gues of his brother, Robert, here.
 With Ely's Cream Balm child can b, treated without pain and with .perfec safety. It cures catarrh, hay fever ant colds in the head. It is easily applied int, the nostrils and gives immediate relief Price 50 cents
 My catarrh was very bad. For thirt, years have been troubled with it-hav' tried a number of remedies without relief A druggist advised Ely's Cream Balm. have used only one bottle and can say feel like new man. I make this volun tary statement that others may know O the Balm.-J. w. Mathewson, Uawyer) | Pawtucket, R. l. s14 eOdSw2w