The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-06-12
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A popular concert will be given in the
Grand avenue Baptist church to-mor-
row evening at o'clock. Admission
will be 20 cents and 10 cents, and ice
cream will be ON sale at the close of the
entertainment. The following is the
program:
PART I.
Double quartet-Two Cupids. Batson
Miss Edith Davey, Miss Kate Darby,
Mrs. William Sheffield. Miss Nora
Sage, Harry Santry, Miles j..
Barnes, H. Fl. Palmer and
r. C. Hart.
Recitation-My Mothers Children.
Little Beulah Barker.
Male quartet-Jolly Old Grow. Decker
Bartlett Paulmier Miles Barnes, H.
H. Palmer and r. c. Hart.
Recitation-The Uncle. .......H. G. Bell
GAS recited by Henry Irving)
W. Manning Reynolds.
Bass solo-Andl the Parrot Said,
r. G. Hart.
Duet-Friendship. ..... ....... Marzials
Miss Sage and Mr.. Palmer
Soprano solo-In Thy Dreams. 49,. Buck
Miss Edith B. Davey.
Fancy Club Swinging,
Miss Ethel Weedin.
PART II.
Piano solo-Selected,
Miss May Ellen Field.
Old Black Joe-Arranged by Van der
Male Quartet.
Song-I'm Just as Cross as Can Be,
Little Beulah Barker.
Sweet and Low. .........,.......Ba rnby
Double Quartet.
citation-The Bachelors Sail,
little lone Hart.
Baritone solo-Don Juan's Serenade..
........ .Tschaikowsky
Fl. H. Palmer.
Recitation-The Man Who Apologized,
w. Manning Reynolds.
Good Night Drill,
Eight little girls under the direction
of Mrs. Walter S. Bishop.
The accompanies will be Miss Fannie
1. Beebe and Miss May Bllen Field.
Those taking part in the Good Night
Drill" are Miss Edna Anger, pianist,
Jessie Norton. Gussie F'oote, Charlotte
Fabrique, May Ludington, Bertha Niles,
Bessie Russell. Ethel Hart and Ruth
Anger.
Andrew Dwyer caught bass in the
Quinnipiac river weighing two and one
half pounds, and j. j. Button took
two smaller ones. There promises to be
extra good fishing there this season.
Clifford b., son of C. w. Hemingway,
has arrived home from Redlands, Cal,
and will remain until fall. He has
been in the west for three years, and
for several months was with ex-Judge
James p Thompson at Phoenix, Ariz.
Mr. Hemingway is in fine health, but is
unable to remain in the east
during the winter months owing to a
throat trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Dayton have
from their bridal tour.
Henry e. Strassburg returned home
this week for couple of days. He is
having success with his new drug bus
mess in Ansonia.
An oysterman said yesterday that
there was quite summer trade in oys-
tiers, but of late years it has consider
ably fallen off The sale of seed is
about over and the planters are now en-
gagged in transplanting stock About
July they viii begin Smelling the
oyster beds to secure the annual set.
Mr.. Chamberlain, president of the
Home National bank of Meriden, has
rented one of H. w. Crawford's cot
tages at Short Beach, and will take
possession for the summer next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis ]. Sperry have re-
turned from their vacation and have
gone to housekeeping in a newly fur
nished house on Woolsey street.
East Pearl street auxiliary of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society
will meet at the parsonage this, We'd
nesday, at o'clock. An interesting
has been prepared for both af-
ternoon and evening. Supper served.