Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-15

F. Al. Ives returned from Chicago and the worlds
 There ii viii be musical and literary entertain ment at the grange hall on Friday evening, Juno 16 Ice cream free.
 church Childfen's day was observed by a large attendance of the scholars and others The front of the pulpit and platform was bsautInly .s exercises were led by W. S. Baldwin, the super: intendent of the Sunday school and consisted of singing, responsive Scripture reading, recitations by a number of the scholars, an address by Pro lessor J. R. Paddock, and short sermon by J. F. c.osing with the American hymn, "My Country Iris Of Thee" and the benediction by the pastor. In the evening the pastor gave s0%e interesting churches in the state of Connecticut.
 D. L. Moody's school at Mt. Hermon, Mass, has closed for the summer vacation.
 Amasa L. Doelittle Is home and is making his home with his brother, Willie H. Doolittle.
 Woodmont. . June 14.-Mr. George Decker of New York spent Sunday at M. Rockefeller's.
 Miss Kittie Sturges recently had her school photographed by Carroll Shepherd of West Ha-
 Mrs Fannie G. Beecher and daughter of E. s. Hitchcock at Merwin's point.
 The Swedish Singing society of West Haven had a concert and picnic in M. Rockfellers s grove
 Mr. Lucius Russell, who has been visiting friends fin Woodmont, has returned to his home
 Services in woodmont chapel last Sunday were conducted by Rev. Mir. Hunt of Orange.
 potatoes 0 second time and some have plowed up and planted corn instead.
 Mir. Alex. Cooper has so far recovered from his recent illness as to be able to get out of doors North Haven. THE O U A. h.-Ms. KAsrwooD's NEW HoUsE-THE VIC. U,-PERsoNAL INTELLIGENCE. June 14-The O. U A M. will meet next Mon day evening to elect officers. A full attendance is desired.
 Miss Helen Holbrook of New York is a guest at Mir. Reynolds on a visit to Mrs Campbell. The new house of Mir. Eastwood of Thomastop,
 which is nov ga4y gonpg % has several handsome residences. Mr. H. w. Hurlburt of Middlefield spent last Mrs N. w. Hine was In town 6 short time on Monday placing flowers in the cemetery and looking after the interest of Mir. Hines place al
 Mrs, Mrs Nsthan Marks, who holds the t, office m oi
 hour aa next Tuesday evening, June t yo,,. % ,r Memorial hall last evening. The public schools closed on June for the summer vacation.
 0. S. Todd, who has occupied rooms at the cen ter for several years, has moved back to the ClIntouvile district
 Miss Ryder of Cape Cod, Mass, is visiting Mss The North Haven W. 0. T. U members are al invited to meet with the Walliugford Union al the Advent church on Friday, June 10, at o'clock p. m. Interesting literary exercises and other attractions the program. It is earnestly desired that a full delegation shal accept the invitation. Several will go from here on the 1923 train. Others will drive up. On June 13. 1893, the Loyal Temperance Legion elected the following officers: Leader-Nrs Samuel Bunnell. Secretary-Miss Ina G. Futile. Treasurer-Miss Ruth Smith. Mir. E. J. Doolittle of Bridgeport is in town calling on friends and renewing hls acquaintance with former schoolmates and friends, who arc all glad to see him. Mir Doolittle spent Tuesday night with H. Fl. Robinson, whose wife is his neice.