Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-05
North Haven.

Feb. 3-Mr. and Mrs. Beveridze, the celebrated singers who are advertised to appear at Memorial hall, North Haven, on Thursday evening, February 8. have the highest possible reoomme ndations from those who have heard them. One North Haven man who has listened to these sing CTS and has also heard the Silver Lske quartet several times, said he would not place MT. and Mrs. Beveridgs first, but others did. Another one, musician, said hs never heard as good singing ss that given by the Beveridae family, and he also had heard the Silver Lake. No admission is charged, so all can listen and judge for themselves.
 What is claimed to bs "the seasons best tertsinment," is to be given in the inter est of the V. I. A. at Memorial hall on Monday evening, February 5, by an anna teur theatrical club of New Haven, con- sisting of Miss Lucia Bower, Miss Barney, the Misses Wipchell and Msssrs. Hoyt and Green of Yale '95 and '96, assisted by out of town musical and elocutionsry talent Commence at 8 o'clock Admission % cents; children 10 cents. The entertain ment is 8 humorous farce" entitled Pop ping the Question"
 to the A. W. Burrlts company of Bridge port, wholesale dealers In lumber and tim bar.
 MT. Bailey of Danbury was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. Foots on Thursday night and attended the entsrts inment given by the members of tie Loyal Tenn perance legion, MT. Bailey and other wis. itors expressed much pleasure in the exer- cises. The Iecttarions and music by the children were we'll rendered and reflect credit on the managers, Mrs. Samuel Bun nell, Mrs. P. B. OIcutt, Miss Mary Eliot and Miss Edith Smith. Mis- Sadie Wilson of WalliDgford sang 6 temperance song well. A Wallingford young man also as- tho children's exercises Rev. J. H. James of the State Temperance union gave some temperance object lessons on the black board in an interesting manner.
 A lap robe found after the Wednesday night gathering at Memorial hall can be had by inquiring of MT. Sheldon Thorpe, the finder.
 Anyone finding gold alligator tooth stick pin will confer favor by informing Mrs. Charles Palmer, or the COURIER COT. respondent. It is thought the pin was lost
 A large number of North Haven grange members surprised Ar. E z Clinton of CIintonville by appearing in his house Fri- day evening accompanied by party of friends, old and young, making the num- ber about 150. MT. Clinton was equal to the occasion, welcomed them heartily and found plenty of room for man and beast. A large old fash toned house furnished room enough for the guests to occupy two rooms for dance halls, one for a dining room, and then have several left for music and converse tion. Friends were present from WalliDg- ford, Northford, Hamden and Fair Haven. Mr. T. P. Sherman, New Haven, jeweier, a guest of MT. F. Barnard, was one of the number and assisted very much in the musical part of the program. He also pre- septsd each one present with q handsome souvenir of the occasion. When supper vas ready Ar. L. P. Futile. in behalf of those present, In . few pleasant words, presented Mr. and Mrs. Clinton . hand some china dinner and tea set of 156 pieces, two rose bowls and g choice, large lamp. MT. Clinton responded pleasantly, thanking his many friends for their kind remem- brsnce. The hours passed so pleasantly aud swiftly that 3 ot the clock came be- fore all had taken the homeward road.