The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-14
FATE HAyEN HAPPENINGS.

Trolley Party of Quinnlpiao Conolave, I. O.
 H.-Y. F. s. c. E. of Grand Avenue Bap-
 tlst Church Are Entertained at Lake SaI-
 tonstall- ecident to George Chipman's
 Horse-HOuse Damaged by Lightning
 Entertainment of the Sons of Temperance
 Chicken Thieves on Downing Street.
 Large shark Seen in River.
 A party of ninety-nine members and friends of Quinnlpiac conclave, Improv- ed Order of Heptasophs, filled two troll ley cars to overfiowing Monday evening. The cars were prettily decorated with flags and bunting. The start was made from the corner of Grand avenue and Quinnipiac street, ard from there the party proceeded to Montowese. Return ing down Quinnipiac street, the next stop was Woodmont, where a sumptu- ous dinner was awaiting them at Sam ford's. Speeches were made by Judge Deming, E. $. Wade and F. $. Mans field. After all had feasted to their en- tire satisfaction the party re-embarkad and took a ride to Westville and from thence home. Among the number were; Judge and Mrs. Deming, MT. and Mrs Joel Bradley, MT. and Mrs. George Bald win, MT and Mrs. M. E. Fowler, MT and Mrs. c. D. Parmelee, MT. and Mrs c. Kelsey, MT. and Mrs, B. s. Bradley, MT. and Mrs. G. Bradley, MT. and Mrs. S. Russell, MT. and Mrs. H. B. Ives, Miss Ives, MT. and Mrs. A. A. Adler, MT. and Mrs. Frank Crawford, MT. and Mrs. H. c. Crawford, MT. and Mrs. R.. R. G. Davis, MT. and Mrs. E. Barnes, MT. and Mrs. N. W. Allyn, MT. and Mrs. E. S. Wade, MT. and Mrs. F. Mansfield, MT. and Mrs. John Rowland and MT. and Mrs. w. N. Meickell.
 Sunday evening lightning struck the cellarway of Mrs. Mary Perry's house on Wolcott street. The mason work was shattered and tumbled into the eel lar and the water poured in, flooding the apartment.
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lindsley of Hous- ton street left yesterday for ten days trip to include Block Island and other shore resorts.
 Herbert Kanahan and sister Mamie of Wolcott street are enjoying visit to Willimantic.
 The third musical and literary enter tainment of the season will be given by Hiram Camp division, S. of T., in their hall, Osborn block, on Wednesday even ing, August 21 The committee, consist ing of Edward I. Stiles, F. K. Kanahan and Mamie Kanahan, have arranged an interesting program to comprise recital tions by MT. John Fahy and Mrs. C.. Knowles, vocal solos by Worthy Patri- arch James Mcleod and W. Stoddard, who is soloist at St. Francis church; banjo selections by the Columbia Castle, K. G. E., Banjo club, and an original sketch by A. B. Clinton, assisted by J. H. Miller. Ice cream and cake will be served at the close of the entertainment. A. B. Clinton, the Center street piano dealer, has tickets for sale.
 Mrs. F. L. Kanahan is visiting her father-in-law, c. w. Kanahan of No. ? Wolcott street.
 The business meeting of the Y. F. S. c. E. of the Grand avenue Baptist church was held at Lake View cottage, Lake Saltonstall, Monday evening, the society being entertained by MT. and Mrs. w. G. Wiser. The inside of the cottage was prettily decorated with flowers and the grounds were illuminat- ed by Japanese lanterns. After the business was disposed of a social was held, at which time much enjoyable mu- ic was furnished Refreshments of ice cream, cake and lemonade were served hn turned by special car at a late hour. Those present were: MT. and Mrs. C. Manwaring, F. B. Smith, Bert French, Louis Bamberg, Fred Ammann, Joseph Jacobs, George Loveland, Eugene lief 1 fers, Harry Santry, Joe Trebels, Robert 1 Covert, William Huntley, Walter Car penter, Charles Hendrickson, Lena Smith, Amy Gage, Belle Meigs, Fannie Beebe Nellie King, Lillie Ammann, Miss Kennedy, Hattie Baldwin, Viola Hall ] Evelyn Davis, Hattie Hitchcock, Mrs
 Northrop, Maude Northrop, Minnie | Northrop, Libbie Smith, Grace Huntley l MT. and Mrs Bassett, MT. and Mrs. W G. Wiser, Bessie Wiser and Ina Morrl-
 son.
 l A large shark has been sporting around the upper part of the Quinnipiac
 river for two or three days. Herbert Hubbard, Will Hubbard and Clifford Hubbard will ride their oWt
 horses at the butchers parade week from Thursday.
 George Chipman has been cartina hsshes for the rolling mill this week. His
 horse broke through the dock, injurina 1 it's foot severely Dr. Ross has the an. imal in a sling, but at the best the am
 imal will be useless for several weeks al least.
 l Chicken thieves have been making big hauls on Downing street. Monday evening the coop of Walter Hanson was
 robbed and several fine "broilers' were l taken.
 l Thursday afternoon there will be thret
 colt races at Riverside Driving park There are ten entries and as no admis
 sion is charged a large attendance 's anticipated.
 1 W. R. Downes of Quinnipiac street, 6 l teller at the New Haven Savings bank
 has gone off on weeks yachting tri1 with a party of friends.
 
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