Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-28
STATE CORREsPONDENCE.

North Haven.
 May T.-The "whatsoever Ten" circle of the Kings Daughters will hold 6 strawberry and ice cream festival at the Center chapel from to lo o'clock on Monday evening, May 30. The pro. ceeds will be given to the work of Miss Hume at Henry Crockett Is seriously i'll and not expect ed to live but 9 sh9rt time. .s,dan+ o. the Nav Haven county ". T U;, was present at the | regular meeting Of the local W: c. T. U Wednes- engagements for the county convention, which is | to be held at the Congregational churGh @ North sn teresting and successful meeting. - The exer- GIseS prsyer @ meeting at sso o'clock on Wednesday morning. Convention called to order at 10 oclesk Mrs o. A. Molmss in the chair 3ast ron Es, tions, etc. At noon collation furnished by the North Haven union and their friends Afternoon parliamentary drill, conducted by Mrs. Feesen- of Boston will address tho L. T. L. and public schools of North Haven.
 Mrs. s. S. Fessenden, president of Massa chusetts W. c. T; U.,in Congregational church at 5 o'clock p as a public speaker speaker. except @ by Miss Frances Willard. All are welcome and cordially invited Miss Eta Marihueh wss appointed social com mittee and Mics Edith Smith substitute for the | next regular meeting of the local W. C. T. U. Cheshire. May 7.-The Ladies' Aid society of the Con gregational church are having built cistern for n M E | that has been needed for many years. 1 Watch company, who have bought out the entire l property of the watch company here will soon | start up the business and that soon we shall hear | the melodious sound of the steam whistle calling
 The month of May is g very busy month ont with with ! quite @ drawback for doing work.
 montowese.
 May e7.-The strawberry and ice cream festi- val, under the auspices of Mrs. H: F. Potter, Mrs. P. B. Orcutt and Mrs: R. W. Smith, committee l Memorial hall next Tuesday evening and not on June 8, as previously stated. This affair will be the leading event of it's kind for the season, as no effort has been spared to make it so. The East Haven orchestra of eleven pieces has been hired, and orchestra music will no doubt make in need of money to carry out their plans and take this method to get it. Visitors are expected pretty bay colt .:Tily to the saddle. w .,
 would be in order to ask if something cannot be done to improve the main street in this village
 It does seem as if the mud holes might be filled l up or drained, if nothing more-the one neal | the apiary of the Button brothers especially.
 The house formerly occupied by Mrs Cooper
 and her daughters opposite the & postoGe is un | When completed William RoblnSon Will occupy l it.
 The cornet band is doing good work, and nex ! fall when the presidential campaign is in full | blast will be heard from.
 l The pupils of the North Haven high schoo
 in training and the result will be manifest 1T l the near future, when they propose to give al
 entertainment in Memorial hall. From all indi
 cations it will be a fine affair.
 l Woodchucks are unusually plentiful this year , l To all appearances they have fully recovered ! from the raid made on them by Charlie Davis | few years ago.
 | Young pigs arc very scarce. H. P. Smitl l bought some nice ones in East Haven recently. SOuthIEgtOn. ! May 27-The funeral of Mira Max Altenkirc , l took place this afternoon at the Luther an church at o'clock.
 Rev. Mir. Francis was ordained and installed a l the Advent church Thursday evening. Tn ? Evangelical Christian union is now holding convention there About seventy five delegate ! are present.
 F Mrs. R. H. Davis is spending some weeks i , Boston.
 , Mrs. Joshua Savage is under the care of Dl ] Sweet at Middletowu.
 The Grand Army and Relief corps will listen v | an address by Rev. Joseph Davidson at Firs l Congregational church tomorrow Sunday | evening. In the morning members of Trunbu ] post will assist in memorial exercises in Wolcot a l Pauper Alexander Shays has been settled b WalIingford paying S100.
 Henry Brill of Reading, Pa., formerly of th
 place, will be married in that city to-day (Satu
 day).
 M B. Wilcox has returned from the west.
 Mir George H. Lyons of 1O5 George street wisl