The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-18
NORrH HATEN.

Nov. 16,-The entertainment to be lSen by the combined circle of the ghg's Daughters towards purchasing .hps for the church will take place on
 ursday evening, November 21, in
 morlal hall. The ladies have en- 1tvored to prepare something to aase all, men, women and children,
 M home folks and visitors. A table of ''sne made food, bread, cake, pies, 8 ddings, baked beans. pickles and jel-
 s will be on sale, so the ladies will N It need to cook or patronlze the
 kers on that day.
 Dne of the ladies proposes to furnish
 t pan cakes and maple syrup for the ;.ening, to advertise Streets perfec- 9n pancake flour, given by New
 hven groceryman.
 5A table of home made confectionery N also on the bill, as well as chocolate, Cl tellll anu Neiht'
 Many useful and ornamental articles sade by the members and their friends
 sll be for sale at reasonable prices. Z Il are kindly invited on Thursday ev- < ing, November 21.
 SlA number of North Haven grange 'sembers attended the meeting of the shtional Grange members in Worces-
 er, Mass, this week, leaving on
 hursday morning. Some of them en-
 yed the excursion to Plymouth Rock W Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Todd, Frs, H. F. Potter and Hobert Crockett
 ere among those who went.
 pr. R. B. Goodyear has been laying a
 wer across the road at the center, 8ld there was considerable excitement Ast at night on Friday when several eavily loaded wood wagons came
 ong and the earth sank. One team Ter was obliged to unhitch one pair of
 s horses and help several loads across 3ld at last drove his four horses on a sln over the place to prevent getting Aired. The road will probably be hard ned after time.
 gThe members of the Sunday school St. Johns church gave a chrysan- Aemum show in Memorial hall on Eednesday afternoon and evening, 8hich was a success as a floral exhibi lon, as well as financially, netting bout S25 for the treasury. The total eceipts were $35.
 8The superintendent, H. P. Smith, ave out ITO plants last spring, and 121 fere on exhibition, having been culti- lated by members of the school. MT. Smith offered prizes. Mrs. w. s. Stiles, Hrs. E. J. Dudley and Mrs. Hiram ' Sllen received each $1, and nine others Iach received an Easter lily bulb, all ieady started to be ready for Easter. arger plant in the center were from he Clintonville members and made a bod showing. Several others loaned handsome plants for the exhibition. 9ne large one containing many blos- soms and the leaves green and glossy yas a gift to Homer Bradley, who baned it for the day and evening Miss
 
 8lants for show. Ice cream, cake and loffee were for sale.
 The roll call and social of the w. c. I. U. in the Center chapel on Wednes- lay afternoon was largely attended, ind as good and interesting as any which they have held. Several who anticipated being present were pre- tented by good reasons but trust to be lble to go next time. These meetings Ire held quarterly.
 MT. and Mrs. H. c. Keigwin desire b thus publicly thank our friend, H. 2. Smith, for his great kindness, also he Daughters of the King and our many kind friends and neighbors for heir manifestations of sympathy and or the help rendered us during the ill., hess in our home. We appreciate this Sindness more than we can express, tnd are truly grateful for it.