The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-07
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

Miss L, M. Carr of M. c. Perrys fancy goods store returned recently
 from a months vacation spent on Long Island, mainly with friends in the
 pretty city of Flushing. Mrs. L. Fow-
 Ter of the same store returned Monday
 rom a vacation trip. Miss Ella S.
 White left Saturday for stay at Shelf
 field, Conn.,, and other places, to be
 absent three weeks, and Mss N. B.
 Thomas, the bookkeeper, leaves next
 week for months vacation.
 Sherbet Graham of Brooklyn, N. Y.,
 a nephew of Adjutant General Graham,
 Is visiting his cousin, Mrs. Charles F,
 Bartlett of No. S3 Olive street. MT.
 Graham is head correspondent for a large transportation company in Brook lyn.
 Amos and Frank Branes of Orange
 street are in the Adirondacks. Major
 and Mrs T. Attwater Barnes will join
 them there the latter part of this
 week.
 Dr. F. J. Walker of Chapel street, who went to the White mountains
 some time ago for the benefit of his
 health, has returned home very much improved.
 The Boiler Makers union in Trades Council hall has appointed George Fid- dler and Philip Neary committee on making arrangements for the Labor day
 picnic and parade.
 The hearing in the matter of allowing the Southern New England Telephone company to erect poles in front of the
 residence of Mrs. Sarah Van Doren, in southport, came to sudden end yes-
 terday and the company received the
 desired permission from the county
 commissioners.
 A. H. Kolb of 244 Congress avenue, commander of Council American Legion of Honor, started for Saratoga yester- day as representative to the Grand council convention to be held at that
 place beginning this week. On his re-
 turn he will stop among the Berkshire Hills for few weeks.
 David Brown of sol Wallace street who carried on grocery business at that address for many years, died on
 Monday afternoon after a few days ill.,
 ness of dysentery. The funeral ser vices will take place at his late resi- dence this morning and later at St.
 Patrick's church, where high mass of requiem will be celebrated. The new building of the St. Aloysius T. A. B. society on Meadow street is nearing completion, and 1t will be ready rA1n orlxr s., t11 r.l Fryl. entire structure will now cost in the neighborhood of $26,OOO a portion of
 which Will be covered by a mortgage.
 The society expects to open the build ing on Thanksgiving with a reception and ball.
 The surviving members of the Ninth c. V. will hold their annual reunion
 at Savin Rock August 15. John c. Curtis of this city is president Of the
 association The reunion of the Sixth c. V. will be held at the Forbes house,
 Morris Cove, August 21. Judge Beers
 was captain of one of the companies in this regiment.
 Miss Mamie Davis of Edgewood ave- nue is spending few weeks at At
 lantic City.
 Miss Margaret Flynn of George street is spending the summer at Far Rock away.
 MT William B. Collins of Provi- dence, R. l., is in this city, MT. Collins is a well known manufacturer of flavor ing extracts.
 As car No. 58 of the Winchester ave- nue line was passing Union depot yes terday three ladies who had come from New Britain on the Knights of St Patricks excursion boarded the car and
 asked the conductor if 1t was car for Savin Rock. He answered that it was not, and before he could stop the ear the three ladies started to jump off, and were thrown together on the ground. Miss Cronin, one of the party,
 was severely injured by striking the pavement. and was taken to the home
 of her uncle, at 106 Mill River street. Miss Cronin's father was formerly q tailor on Grand avenue, this city.