Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-17
STATE CORRRsPONDKNCK
Woodbridge.

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 MEMORIAL DAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT NEws-rHI
 REGENT vILLAISoUs AssAuLr-PErER KIPPl
 BOUND OVER.
 May 16.-Dr. J. ". Barker has lately purchase.
 Burton F. Bishop has been sick with the
 Leonard Todd is sick with the measles. This Is his first absence from school in nearly fouI years, having attended every day during tha,
 Howard Peck has returned from his wedding trip and will soon commence Housekeeping al the Darlington place, which he lately purchased evening, May 12. At this meeting committee obser1anee @ of Memorial day; also ~ g committee nm tee on arrangements for the one hundred and hftieth
 day la s WiI bg obseT1ed sunday May 2s. memorial sermon will be preached at the of the Redshaw post of Ansonia, ,iwith the friends and inhabitants of the town, will proceed to the cemetery where the regular exercises will be held.
 The one hundred and fftieth anniversary of the church will be held in the Congregational church June7.
 Sunday, Rev. Mir. Jones preaching here.
 The c. k. entertainment, given by tn social ared were present @ and eSer % sss % was s cIeared. % Much credit is due those who furnished the liter
 Rev. J. H. James of Rockville will address the members and friends of the Y: P. s; c. E. on 'some Phases of the Drink Question, illustrated with pictures, in the lecture room of the church Sunday eve ling, May 21.
 Mary A. Baldwin was villaiususly assaulted by two men Sunday morning, May :, one of the admitting the other through the dovr. Last Monday Peter Kippe. young man we'll known town, was brought before Justice Baldwin charged with the crime. Kippe was bound over to set the July term of the superior court under
 Nor,I, H.veu PLACES FOR PAsToRs-AT MEMORIAL HALL TONIGHT
 IAL DAY EXERCISES.
 May 16-Rev. Mir. Goddard, a young man. said not to be g candidate, occupied tne pulpit at the Congregational church morning and evening on Sunday.
 A singular coincidence-the four neighboring Congregational churches, Mt; Carmel, walling present time each without a settled pastor.
 The subject considered at the meeting Of the son1: E g. q bs E. Su on Sunday evening was winning
 Mrs. O. W. Lyon and her youngest son were h town over the Sabbath and attended service at the Congregational church.
 The dramatic entertainment to be given by the young people of Montowese at Memorial hall on Wednesday, evening. May 17, will doubtless draw and s pi s saa time will like to see how they looked to other people and feel interested to have the drama a Miss Mary Eliot started last week on wednes-
 
 letter from Pasadena, Cal gives the infor nation that Mrs. Emily Page, Miss Elizabeth Blakeslse and Benjie Pa 90 of Pasadena will soon visit Chicago, and Mrs. Page will come on to visit friends in Connecticut
 Ground was broken yesterday for General Good years new house at the center.
 W. s. Stiles is making needed improvements on his grounds in order to be ready for building.
 Don't forget the dramatic entertainment at Memorial hall on Wednesday evening, May IF. 'Turn oat and give the troup good reception and stay and eat strawberries and cream and ice cream with the ladies after the exercises.
 F. Q. Bradley and G. H. Cooper paid . surprise visit to their daughters Louise Bradley ana Ma bel Cooper, at Dorchester, Mass, last Friday af- ternoon and were gladly welcomed and given very enjoyable evening. The rainy Saturday disappointed the party, who were anticipating forrest.
 MT. and Mrs F. H. Stiles are interested in the arrival of another son at their home, making c complete quartette Of young musicians.
 The Veteran Soldiers association has engaged the Montowese baud for Memorial day. J. K. Buckiyn, A. M., of Mystic, Conn, is to deliver the address on that occasion 8. F. Linsley is president of the day. Exercises commence at 8 D. m.
 An invitation has been extsn.ed to the pub lie schools and to be long remembered. The committee of ladies to furnish flowers and make themselves generally useful is Mrs. D. L. Clinton, Miss Viva Barnes, Mrs. R. O. Eaton, Mrs. W. F. Leete, Mrs. B. H, Nichols Miss Edith B. Smith, Mrs. William Roberts.
 Committee on music-A- B. Clinton. Theophj'us Eaton.
 Rev. Mir. simons of Montowese win dsliver the eanusl address to the veterans at the Mon- tewese church on Sunday evering, May 2.