The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-22
NORTH HAVEN.


 Sept, ai-Many state fair visitors from North Haven and many disap- pointed ones on account of the rain on Wednesday.
 The grange meeting was of the usual ,nterest on Tuesday evening. MITE rurner enye il good paper on her visit to the Pomona grange at kiiiingwofth' Piano music by Miss Lucy Bishop and Misses Gertrude and Blanche Clinton Mrs, D. l.. Clinton read m entertain Ing article on "A School Boys Compost ,ion on Hens" Successes and faii- urer on the Farm" was the subject Tor mn interesting talk by several brothers I r. Blphop, R. W. smith and others Mir smith said he placed n box in q .nrIng last fall, q quarter Of & mile from any stream. and when ne went ,o fl in the spring there was good siyad live eel in the box. Conundrum: How did 1t get there-and this dry season? "Overpius of Farm Products. ,.ner read by Albert Crockett. The orangs table was beautifully decorated tytth nOwtTb, lbNtig NpA''N nstcrs from Mrs. Bishop. handsome fllschias. double and single Varielies' from Mrs. D. L. Clinton. and hand- sonte cactus blossom given by Mrs. J. E. Crockett.
 Miss Kate Hull, who injured her ankle m A defective sidewalk In Walilng- ford some weeks since, and has been In the New Haven hospital three weeks is now tt her brothers, J. s. Hull. Miss J3ull will not be able to walk for some time to come.
 pr. R. B. Goodyear has received the sppo!ntmsnt of medical examiner TOT the town of North Haven
 Mrs, Robert Pritchard of Waterbury ,s now with Mrs. J. II. Divine. Mrs. Diyine is improving, but not yet able to sit up all day.
 Tiernsy Roman Catholic bishop, of Hartford. was in Hamdep last Sunday and administered the rite of confrma- ton to some sixty people, and the Cath- ollie cemetery was also consecrateu. IA large number of people went from North Haven.
 The W. c. T. U. roll call and basket lunch on Wednesday. September 2o et Center chapel will be of interest if all the members will be on hand and respond. A good, social hour is antici- pated then the tea.
 Julius Heaton's family has returned from a long summer vacation at their island home.
 Mrs. Adeline Mersick is at the shore this week with her son, John Mer- sick. and family. They are at Wood vale.
 Over S11, ,OO0 expended on roads and bridges in this town since September 10, 1893.
 Irving Bassett was in town few days last week.
 Miss Moore, daughter of Judge Moore of Westbrook, is teaching in district No ?, North Hill
 Mrs. Reynolds has returned from her summer vacation in Massachusetts. -.
 There is a pupil from Hamden in room Mo- 3, Center school.
 Mrs. Aaron Bassett recently spent a Sunday in New Haven with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Shudder, and attended ser vices at the Church of the Redeemer, also the Oak street mission school, where she was much interested. Mrs. Bassett has taught the same class of boys in the Congregational Sunday school for fifteen years and the Sab bath she was in New Haven was the first time she has been absent from her class during that time, only for sick ness or death in the family.
 Joseph Rowan has added a green house to his dwelling house and will keep a variety of plants.
 Two young men of North Haven speak well of the Boardman Manual Training school, New Haven.