The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-15
WEST sHORE NOTES.

l AmonE Young People and Older People | The Grand Musical Festivals To-Day- Notes.
 The annual reunion of the First Con- necticut Cavalry association will be held at Hilrs Homestead to-day. Carpenters were at work yesterday on the ball grounds erecting the stand for the Innes band concert to be given this afternoon and evening. A grand musical treat is assured. The employees of the Sylvan avenue branch and Savln Rock line of the Win chester avenue railroad played a very exciting game of ball at Savin Rock on Monday afternoon. When the game ended the score was: Savin Rock line 34, Sylvan avenue branch 22. The Ewen McIntrye & Co. baseball team, champions of the Dry Goods league, will play the Edgewoods of Westvllle at the Savin Rock grounds on Friday afternoon. August r. These two teams played game early In the season which was stopped by darkness in the sixth inning, the score standing 4 to 3 in favor of the McIntyres. The makeup of the two teams will be as follows:
 Westville-Sedgwick D, Brennan c, Lautenbach 1b, Bowman 2b, Greist ss Cameron 3b, Todd If, Farnam of, Foote If, Cotterell substitute.
 r ard 1b, Fitzgerald 2b, Smith ss, Fender 3b, Maurer If, Anthony of, Baum If, Reynolds substitute.
 The Dry Goods league schedule hay ing finished, season tickets will not be accepted for this game.
 Tomorrow morning a meeting will be held In the town hall when bids for building two iron bridges over the Wepawaug river will be received.
 E. Brooks, motorman on car 50, is be- ing congratulated on the arrival of twelve-pound boy at his home on Meadow avenue.
 Arrangements are complete for the consolidated excursion of West Haven engine company No. 1, West Haven hook and ladder company No. g. J. J. Dayton hook and laddder company and Quinnipiac hose company to Glen Island on Tuesday, August 21.
 J. J. Hennessy of Main street, who has been confined to his house, is able to attend to his business gain.
 Mrs. Charles Graham and daughter, Miss Marguerite Graham, are with Mrs. E. A. Lettney and daughter and Miss Elsie Futile enjoying the bracing air and beauties of Litchfield.
 The Sunday school class of ex-Senator James Graham of the Congregational church will be the guests of Miss Vir- ginia Kelsey of Campbell avenue on Thursday afternoon.
 A reception was given to Mrs. Guy Moore, nee Miss Mary Owens, by the Wesleyan Christian Endeavor society at her home on Court street on Monday night. t'
 The infant class of the Congregational Sunday school were given a lawn party on the spacious grounds of Mrs. Vir- ginia Kelsey, corner of Campbell avenue and Center street, yesterday afternoon. Mrs. D. A. Kinner was assisted by the parents and some of the young people.
 The annual convention of Summers Union League club of colored people of Meriden will be held at Savin Rock on Wednesday, August 2S. The. delegates from Meriden to care for the local col ored people are Messrs. R. A. Jeffrey, L. E. Jeffrey and P. A. Butler.
 The Young Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will hold watermelon cut on Thursday evening on the lawn of the church.
 Charles R. Brown, Yale '94 S., who has a position as civil engineer in Hartford, is spending his vacation with his par ents at Oriental Park.
 Charles V. Ellis Is soon to erect a house on West Main street near Candee avenue.