Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-09-05
STATE CORRESPONDENTS.
North Haven

North HaVens
Sept. 3.-The fete al fresco of the W. G.
T. q. and L. T. L. was given at Mr.. Hines
place at the center on Friday afternoon,
Sept. 2. The grounds presented truly
oriental appearance-here and there peo-
pie sitting on rustic seats and on the
ground in groups la Turks. Several in
7ited guests were present and listened
with interest to the Rotations of the mem
bers of the L. L., the music by ladies of
the w. G. T. o., assisted by Mrs. Mary
Prudden of New Haven and Miss Kath-
airline Dowd of North Haven, and the in
teresting address by Mr.. @. B. Foote.
After the literary exercises all present
were generously treated to the good things
feature of the occasion. Mr.. B. A. Pier
pont furnished some nice peaches, which
were appreciated. Flowers and fruits
were in abundance. Many were the ex-
pressions of praise of the good place for a
picnic and all in their hearts thanked Mr..
Hine for his permission to meet on his
grounds.
General E. D. s. Goodyear gave the an.
nual address at the reunion of the Tenth
G. V. at Plainville on Thursday evening.
Miss Arms and Miss Culver, both former
teachers of the Center school, have been
visiting in town this week.
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teaching in district No. on Monday. Miss
Annie Goodyear will teach in room 1.
Miss Annie Reynolds, who was to sail
for Europe next Saturday, will not &c
across the water at present on account Of
cholera.
Mr.. George Clinton of Clintonville met
with q serious accident on Wednesday.
While driving a horse and leading COW
and calf a runaway horse came behind Mr..
Clinton, and fearing for the safety Of his
animals, he jumped from the wagon, and
in jumping fell in such a way as to injure
his hip. The animals just escaped injury.
Mrs. R. w. Smith is reported very sick.
Mrs. Smith was missed from the W. G. T.
q. picnic.
Miss Jennie Lloyd of North Hill is visit.
ing her Sunday school teacher, Mrs. P. B.
Orcutt.
The infant child of @. B. Smith, which
died in Hsmden at the residence of Isaac
L. Doolittle, was buried in North Haven
on Thursday, September 1.
A few days since Mrs. 81. w. II. Camp
bell and Mics Edith Goodyear drove from
Ashfeld, New Hampshire, whore they
have spent the summer. They were two
or three days on the way and enjoyed the
drive exceedingly.
Mrs. Reynold returned to New Hsmp-
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North Haven with her father.
Mr.. Chester Tildsn of Willimantic, who
died this week, had several friends in
North Haven, who learn with regret of
Mr.. Tlden's death and extend sympathy to
the friends left at Willimantic.
Miss Lille Bullivant of New Haven has
been in town this week on q visit to her
friend Miss Flora Stiles.
Miss Lizzie Shepherd is taking an out at
Catskill, N. Y, on visit to friends.
Mrs. Sherman and two children from
Middletown, have been the guests of Mrs.
George Stiles this week. Miss Flora
Stiles accompanied them homo on Friday,
and will spend the Sabbath, returning on
Monday.
Several North Haven grange members
drove to Guilford on Thursday to attend
the Pomona grange meeting.
The lawn fete given by the Daughters of
the King on the pleasant grounds of DR..
Goodyear was very successful in spite of
the suspicion of autumn weather. The
many Japanese lanterns and brilliant
lights made a beautiful evening scene.
Great interest was created by the ascent
of large balloon, and an enthusiastic
cheer was given as it rose into the air.
The Kings Daughters gave cobweb party,
which excited much fun and amusement.
An italian orchestra contributed delightful
music throughout the evening.
Southington.
Sept. AT the democratic CAUCUS the
following delegates were elected: State,
Anon Bradley John Collins J. B. Savage