Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-17
STATE CORREsPONDENCE.
North Haven.

Aug. 6-Lieutenant Linsley and family went to Savln Rock this morning to attend the regimental reunion and dinner of the Sixth c. v. infantry st Stewards pavilion.
 On September General E. s. Goodyear will attend the reunion of his regiment, Tenth o. V., at the Winthrop house, Mer- iden.
 Mrs. Hobson and daughter of New Jersey are boarding at Mrs. F. Orcutt's. Mrs. Orcutts hired girl fell down stairs yester- day morning and dialocated her shoulder.
 While Frank Smith was sitting in his hammock on Sunday one of the poles broke and struck Mir. Smith on his head cutting gash which required Dr. Good year to take several stitches.
 One of the twins of William Pierpont was buried on Tuesday and the other one is not expected to live.
 H. H. Robinson's family is at Mans fields grove, East Haven River, for sev- eral days outing. Miss Jennie Jacobs is of the party.
 The board of education met last even ing.
 Grange picnic and pomona picnic at Paw son park tomorrow, the 17th. Large num- bers will go from North Haven.
 Mrs. H. A. Cheney's friend, Miss Brad ley of Short Beach, who was at work for Mrs. Cheney, had her arm severely injured by the refrigerator cover falling on it, and was obliged to call a physician and to go home.
 Aug. 16.-Mr. Elisha Hotchkiss, Mr. E. H. Doolittle, Mrs. Edward s. Williams, Miss May $. Wilson and Mrs. Norris Hotchkiss have been spending week at Cosy Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. 0. c. Tyler of Hartford have been the guests of Mir. and Mrs. E. F. Atwater for few days.
 B. R. Andrews has position as clerk in the general store of E R. Brown.
 MT. and Mrs. E. P. Owen have been made happy by the arrival of fine girl to gladden. their home.
 with two daughters have been spending several days at the homestead of Sarah and Harriet Calhoun.
 Rev. J. W. Brooks of Brooklyn, N. Y, son of Deacon Jesse R. Brooks, Is spend ing his vacation at his cottage in Pros pect.
 On account of the long continued dry weather the ground is so dry and hard, the farmers say, it is almost impossible to blow on the uplands. The wells and streams are very low.
 The Methodist church and Sunday school held their annual picnic at Hendock grove, South Meriden, on Monday. It was we'll attended and enjoyed by all.
 F. P. Hitchcock, a son of John Hitch cock of London, England, has been the guest of Miss Roxina Hitchcock for several days.
 Another chance to go to Glen Island. Unity council, Order United American Mechanics, of Southington, are to have special train Monday morning, August 21, leaving at 7:10 a. m. and Cheshire at 7:30, arriving in New Haven for the S:30 boat, three and half hours at Glen leland, con- necting with the John H. Starin for Glen Island. As the fare is only $1 25 for the round trip 1t will be a good time to visit this famous resort. A midsummer festival and hop will take place Thursday evening in the town hall | under the auspices of the baseball club. Postmaster Steele has been on the sick | list for seven days.
 MT. o. H. Baldwin is a guest of MT. and Mrs. Baldwin. l Mrs. Anna Johnson Is guest of Mrs. c. R Booram.
 Mrs. Frank Bastian, who has been 6 guest at B. H. Clsrk's, has returned to Middletown.