Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-09-27
STATE CORRESPONDENTS
North HaVen.

GRAND REPUBLICAN RALLY TOMORROW EVENING
PERSONAL NoTEs-BKREAvEMENTs-Co
DELEGATEs-THE cRoPs-FLoRAL DISPLAY.
Sept. &c. Most Of the soldiers arrived home
Saturday morning. g. F. Lindsey aud S. B.
Thorpe vent farther, and will return some time
this week.
ed and read very acceptaby at the Congre-
gational church on Sunday.
and read to the italians at the lecture room:
The time Of the meeting was changed from 7:so
The W. 6. T. U. is to meet at the chapel on
Wednesday.
A PRAYER and conference meeting at the
W. E. Dickerman, president Of the Republican
club, is wide awake, leaving no stone unturned
to interest the older members Of the club as we'll
ty in the issues of the day: meeting is called
for Wednesday evening, September %, to be ad-
% caasase ior sss4s H0
and Hon GsG.ge Ca ub % can r
n ood music ed rene WIN
composed especially for the occasion. an infor-
nal reception Of Governor Bplkeley will take a;ae
are cordially invited to the reception as well as
to listen to the addresses and music.
Infant child of Mr.. and Mrs George Cobb was
| buried at the Center cemetery on Saturday Sep
TENDER II. Mrs. Cobb was known as Miss Bertha
Mrs E. L. Goodyear and daughter and Miss
Hattie Smith leave to-day for Boston, expecting
| to spend the week sightseeing. They propose to
tISil SOSOl oil VI AhIciCoo, ouhhOi
The many friends in North Haven who sympa-
| dletown a few months since in the loss of their
little and only child, will rejoice to learn that
last Friday she,f home was agan made happy
Miss Birdie Laverty has resigned her position
with the Winchester Repeating Arms company
| and accepted a situation with the Ray Gard
Delegates to the New Haven consolation at
| East Haven on Wednesday, September %, were
l Amounted Sunday evening. Robert DiCker
| man. Miss Eta Marihugh, 2. W Mansfield, F. G.
Bradley, Whitney Elliott, P. B. Orcott and c. B
Foote.
| H. F. Potter does his market gardening on q
| large scale this year, picking over 200 bushels OF
George Leete, who is suffering with nervou,
Ez Roarke %ho her Vacation
Ashville, Mass, returned home this week.
The " G. T. u Will resume an regular meehrg;
at p. m. The president will not be present, bu
earnestly desires that every member who cal
possibly arrange to attend the meeting on tina
Mrs s. F. Iinsley took the opportunity of thu
general holiday to visit at Brooklyn and Haver
Mrs. Joseph Pierpont was able to drive out OF
Fends hoye fo or her speedy
bought Of the Tutties, and will build sidewalk
making ma ing general Improvement to that part o
Last Tuesday evening. the court room wa
| naHusOuloly OoC0Eatou Will 1FulI anu uOWoES
Mrs. E. G. Bronson and daughter, Miss Fannie
Bronson, have the largest variety Of double &c
raniums grown in North Haven, all exceedingly
lovely, a large bouquet Of which, gathered fo
| the COURIER correspondent, graced the table
Mrs. F. H. Todd furnished choice grapes. On'
white variety attracted much attention from thu
| men and q desire to know the name was mani
tested. The table was covered with handsome
| chenille spread bought for the grange by thu
committee on woman's work in the grange:
AS has been noted c. B. Gilbert ]. H. Heator
| and DR.. B. A. Cheney entertained host of thei
friends at the Hermitage on Peters Rock las
Thursday evening. A large number were pres
| emit from New Haven. The North Haven town
officials receiving most cordial invitation to bt
| present several including the town agent, towr
| in their praise of the manner in which they wer.
treated. The rock was handsomely Illuminated
| by torches and lanterns, salutas were fired from
| the cannon and excellent music was furnished
by the Montowese band. A bountiful supply O.
| oysters, doughnuts, coffee and cigars was fur
| nished by the proprietors of the rock.