The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-06
NEWS FROM raE wEsr sHoRE.
Interesting News Jottings From "ss'
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 The Winchester avenue road mas se- cured the famous Thirteenth regimen. band of New York for Wednesoey' August l5. There are eighty pieces ih the band and two concerts VIII oe ,ven one in the afternoon and one In the evenng.
 Miss Mabel French Of Brooklyn is the guest of Mrs. Albert Stein Of union street.
 The Misses Nellie Loomis, Nina Goodwin and Maggie wilburn or New York will spend weeks vacation at the Diamond hotel on Beach street. A quiet marriage Is reported to nave taken place in New Rochelle recently. the contracting parties being o'nce, Charles French of Wood street anu Miss Maggie Mcclure of First avenue Officer Fenwck was groomsman' Nellie McQueeney of Maple avenue. Boston. who returned to her home two weeks ago on account Of illness. mas returned and Is the guest or Manhie | Kenny of Savin avenue. Miss Florence Godfrey of Grove ave- nue will spend two weeks vacation with her cousin In Waterbury. Burgess l.. B. Warner has resigned | from active membership In the Engine company and his name has been added to the list of honorary members. MT. Warner has been an enterprising mem Der of the company for the past three years. . The New Haven ball team under the management of Harry Durant seems to have struck winning gait. and lovers of the game are well pleased with the improved class of ball which they are | witnessing. The newly organized club certainly deserves good support. The annual excursion of the Wesleyan Y. P. 8. c. E. of the Methodist church will go to Glen Island on August 2S. This society has always given pleasant excursions and their outing this year will undoubtedly be enjoyed by big crowd of pleasure seekers. | This evening West Haven Divison. No. 27. Sons of Temperance. will enter tain Elm City, High Rock and H. H. Benedict Divisions at their meeting. A fine program has been arranged which will amuse for the early part of the evening, to be followed later with light refreshments.
 Contractor Fitzgerald Is pushing the work through the borough for the Con- soldated road at a rapid pace. Dur ing last week the two new tracks from the tower to Union street have been completed and rock ballasted with the exception of where they cross in the new bridge at Washington avenue.
 Charles R. Bishop. president of the Todd Manufacturing company, has leased the old Thompson homestead corner of Main and Washington avenue and moved there.
 Contractor c. F. Sherman has com menced work on the addition to the Brown and Wood street schools. They are to be completed in time for the open ing of the fall term.
 Calverly, the rope walker will per form every afternoon and evening thi: week at the shore. Professor Calvert. | former of the world, having made sev eral journeys across the Niagara, botl in daylight and darkness. His exhib ition is truly wonderful and must b, seen to be appreciated.
 Owing to the delay in getting tn materials for furnishing the house, tn Samoset club house will not be formall, opened until after September l.
 The West Haven Buckle company ha started up again af ter a ten days shu down.
 Miss Kate Ward is the guest of Mis- Henrietta Heitman.
 Mrs. w. L. G. Pritchard has returne, home from visit to friends in Litch , field.
 Mrs. w. H. Cummings of Cente street is visiting friends in Worceste and Springfield.
 Mrs. William Beardsley and daughte of Brooklyn are visiting Mrs. Beardsle of Savin avenue.
 Mrs. Walton Smith and daughters c West Haven are stopping at the Pem broke hotel at Woodmont.
 Mrs. Arthur Crosby and sons C
 Unionville are the guests of MT. Waite
 Crosby of Savin avenue. ,a.
 Mrs. R. S. Norton and daughter (
 Shelton are visiting at her brother lC. s. Fairclough on Wharton street.
 Mrs. T. F. Wheeler and daughte ]. Rosie of Southford spent few day
 last week with relations on Wharto
 street.
 MT. Armadens Boolgoorjn of Marasl
 Turkey, and Miss Marie Boolgoorjn (
 Parker academy, Woodmont. are tr
 guest of Rev. N. J. Squires.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. G. Andrews of Ne J. York city, Mrs. W. E. Jackson of tn y city, and Mrs. G. F, Brooke ar a daughter of West Haven have returne