The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-28
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 The cards of invitation are out for the opening reception Of the sanioset cor poration, which will take place to-mor- row, Wednesday, from 8 to 10 p. m., at their beautiful new club house on Elm street, corner of Albert street. A large
 humber of people will be there, lnclud- ing residents of West Haven, Orange center, New Haven, Milford and other places.
 The baseball teams Of Santa Maria and of Russell council, Knights of Col
 umbus, will play at Savin Rock on Labor day for a supper at Hill's Home- stead. The teams are as follows: Santa Maria-George Boucher, B. O'Collum, J. F. snigg, J. F. Rariton, James Gal lagher, Joteph Patton, Thomas sulli- van, E. Carey, c. smith. Russell coun- cil---J. J. Martin, J. H. Kelley, Frank Cook, James Cavanaugh, J. Tehoe, J. Dunlevay, M. Flavln, J. r. Burke.
 september s, the Veteran Memorial association will give an entertainment in the town hail, assisted by Mrs. E. L. Nettleton, the we'll known teacher of elocution and physical culture. The program is in every respect unique one. It's drawing features will De the war pantoinifne in which appear a company of militia and drum cofpa, these pantominss viii be in four parts-The Lovers' Farewell; The Departure of the Regiment; After the Battle, and the Return Home. There will be catchy gypsy play with gypsy dance by six young ladies. Moth CT Goose's family will appear also. I Music, both vocal and instrumental, with recitations portraying war scenes, etc. The entertainments will conclude with the presentation of the beautiful piece, ''The Marble Dream" with col- ored lights. Proceeds of entertainment I for the improvement of the soldiers lot ' in Oak Grove cemetery. "'
 Preparations of an elaborate and in- teresting character have been made for the Meriden and Waterbury selectmen and town officials, who will play. ball in West Haven Wednesday. Badges the number of 150 have been prepared, fifty of which have been sent to Meriden and Waterbury for the use of the con- finesnts from those towns. The re- mainder of the badges will be for the local guests After the game there will be dinner'at Moeglin.s. The. first anh second and third seiectn1ati t>of., each town will play first, second and third base respectively, with mostly special | constables for the rest of the positions. ' Two hines will be formed from the stores of Ewen Mcintyre & O.. and l Malley, Nicely & Co. and play consoli- dated at the Savin Rock grounds Fri- day afternoon. The married men pick ed from the two stores will constitute | one team and the single men another. | Most Of the players will be taken from the regular teams. selected according to their merits as ball players, about an equal number from each Store 4on a side. Several extra attractions will constitute an enjoyable afternoon to all who attend. This will end the season for these two hines.
 Arrangements were completed yester- day for meeting orrt the~ball field next \ Saturday, at the .Savif Reek grounds of the crack factopx~ nine of Mayer, Strouse &-Co. and the New Havens Great enthusiasm exists throughout the city at the fine record made this season by the Mayer, strouse & Co. nine, and one Of the most -infzFesfing games of | the year is expected.s, Tie eleven -in- I hing game of last Saturday bids fair to be outdone the coming week. The double umpire system will be used and James Donnelly of the New Havens will umpire. .s,ss sss s.....ss.<x~SaSvS~. s...s.<sSaSvS~. Il