Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-20
STATE CORREsPONDENCE.
North Haven.


 June 19-The report in circulation that the fiag-raising and banquet to be given by the Re- publican club had been postponed is a mistake. an me exceedingly interesting program is expected, and the flag will be flung to the breeze on Pier Ront @ park on Wednesday evening 2Tne I3 lsss man, starts out for the campaign with renewed interest and zeal The president seems in earn n the length Of the sessions must be of much in terest. The ladies are interested in the meeting on ths 22d and good banquet may be expected. The Montowese members of the club are on hand every time and seem thoroughly in earnest. The ladies of Montowese always do their part when invited by the Republican club.
 Leonard Warren, who is ill with scarlet fever, is again considered better, and it is hoped the improvement will prove lasting this time.
 The festival given by the ladies of the V. I. A. at Memorial hail on Wednesday evening was the given by this society, and was decided success. There was an exceedingly pleasant, select, social party present who did justice to the tempting The musical and literary part was of equal inter- est as was shown by the stiffness during the Years Ago. by w. s. Sanford of New Haven, who seemed to know what he was talking about, test testifY W only when Mr. Sanford spoke of the com parson between the number of thousands of brick manufactured in day then and now" he sands according to the statement of the V. l. A. president, who was present and could give cor ton ton nu of E. H. I Stiles was u'' very W aptly chosen, commencing with "The Death of Ring gold," which carried many present back in mem the late William How'd and stephen Gilbert, members of good quartette. The solo, Loves heartily encored, but the musicians seemed re- solved not to respond to repeated calls.
 The lamp-posts provided by the V; l. A. are layed some weeks. Whereis the post ordered to be placed in front of Mr. Wm. Huil's placer The funeral of Henry Crockett was largely at- tended from the Congregational church on
 The W; 6. T; U. held an interesting meeting on Wednesday afternoon. The secretary, Miss Eliot, was absent and failed to leave the record of the last meeting. which was a source of much incon- venience: |. The Village Improvement association added $aO 55 te the treasury by the strawberry festival on Wednesday evening.
 Forty-fve dollars and thirty five cents was the the Bradley Library association. North Haven grange, with receipts $Sl and 6 very enjoyable evening, realized $25 forithe com MT. and Mrs. Walter Bailey welcomed their second child last Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Barnard, with all the neces- picnic. drove to Shell Beach on Friday and dug one bushel and a half of long clans, cooked saa ate meal of the bivalves caught, the COURIER cor respondent being one of the number
 Miss Helen HolSroGa M Of New York is visiting ing other visitors.
 A party of young people from North Haven on the shower at Fair Haven and drove to the city just in season to escape shower bath.
 barn at Jared and went off s!s inso tFes The building was not burned.
 A lamp was lighted on the new post provided by the V. I. A. near MT. Reynolds corner on Fri to travel, as had been suggested.
 Mrs. 0. W. Bradley Is quite i'll.