The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-03-17
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N'S H'cW woman again o-Hisht~N
tain John Rars New Boat-Ihe Late
Daniel MeCarthy's Death--In NJ emory of
Superintendent Doyie-coin pietion Of the
Memorial hnpei,
The farce, "The New Woman" given
at the Grand avenue Congregational
church last Thursday evening by the
Misses Gertrude Bradley, Jennie Girls
void Ethel Prince, Eva Byington,
Lucy Grlswold, Hattie Denison, Mary
Griswold, Mrs, Walter Bishop, will be
repeated by request at the same place
this evening, commencing at o'clock.
There will also be- readings by Mrs.
Laurens LennoX, the talented elocu-
ZIONIST, who has just finished very
satisfactory course Of readings at the
United church chapel. Also fine music
VIII be furnished. The ladies hope to
make arrangements with Mrs. Lennox
for course of afternoon readings soon.
Captain John Hall of this place is to
command new pleasure boat to carry
out passengers from Woodmont the
coming summer. 1t will be a cabin
launch So feet long, Sh feet wide. with
seating capacity for thirty people.
1t will be propelled by q nine horse
power Globe gas engine, which will in
sure both speed and safety. The en-
CINE is to be put in by Captain Frank
l. Hitchcock, formerly OF this place,
but now of Bridgeport. Captain Hitch
cock has one of these engines In his
dredge boat Mary for working on his
extensive oyster beds. The new boat
is being built by H. M. Rose of Milford
at Smith & Greene's yard in Bridge
port. 1t will have a stateroom for the
convenience of the passengers. In
fact, nothing will be left out that money
can purchase to make the boat model
yacht. The craft will be very much
appreciated by the people of Wood
mont. Captain Hall will build an iron
pier In connection with a float to land
passengers and without doubt will re-
ceive large patronage as the coming
season promises a still larger increase
in population for this famous resort.
Daniel Mccarthy, who died few
days ago at his home near Foxon, con-
tracted pneumonia from the effects of
walking to this place and back in the
storm. He was sixteen years of age
and son of Charles Mccarthy, who
has lost three children since he has
lived at his present home.
Tomorrow morning an anniversary
requiem mass win be celebrated in ST.
Francis church in memory of superin-
tendent Patrick Doyle, who died one
year ago.
nj.
Sergeant Poronto, formerly with the
Foskett & Bishop Co., has accepted a
position as salesman with Henry II.
Guernsey of Church street.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Grand
| avenue Baptist church will have an
extra meeting this week, which will be
held at the home of Mrs. Charles N
| Meigs, 81 Wolcott street, Wednesday af-
ternoon and evening.
The Memorial chapel in the Fair Ha-
ven Union cemetery is practically com
| pleted, Four beautiful memorial VIM
doWs are being made by Tiffany & Co
of New York and will be placed in the
chapel next month; in two other VIM
dows plain white glass will be placed
| for the present, but the Cemetery as
! s'pStltLoii eiit lloplliS lll6iluS VIII
/ replace them with memorial windows
before long. The chapel will be dedi-
Gated on Memorial day and commit
tee from Admiral Foote post, G. A. r.,
! will consult with the Cemetery assoc
| citation in regard to the exercises, 1t
! is intended to make it quite notable
/ affair. There will be several addresses,
| including a paper by l.. P. Deming
| giving a history of the cemetery,
The schooner Thomas Thomas, Cap
! tain Harris, we'll known here, grounded
ON Absecom Reef on the coast of New
I Jersey, Sunday afternoon, but was
/ floated after considerable trouble by
the life saving crew. The vessel was
! loaded with oysters
Rev. DR. Maher of Milford will lecture
4 in St Francis church this evening.
The Life of st. Patrick is the sub
ject.
/ Charles Sherman of Exchange street
4 is i'll with sciatica.
| Work on the Montowese chapel is be-
ing pushed ahead and friends are con-
| tributing literally.
| Samuel Sackett celebrated his seven
! ty-second birthday anniversary a few
days ago Many of his friends Were
| present TO CONGRATULATE him