The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-11-06
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Fair to be Given by Polar Star Lodge, I. O. o. F., Next Notwithstanding Bee at St. California.
 Course ticekts for the twelve days fair to be given by Polar Star lodge, I. O. o. F., December S-14, are on sale, The season tickets are fifty cents and evening tickets ten cents. A large number of prizes are to be offered sea- son ticket holders, including about $15O in cash. There is a prize of $1OO in gold and prizes of $15, S10 and $5 in cash. Many useful articles are to be disposed of. There is to be an enter tainment nearly every evening. Last year the lodge made over $500 on their fair and the committee will try to do as well next month.
 William Konold, who was married at Wallingford, Wednesday evening, to Miss Tooth, has started with his bride on a long wedding tour. They have gone to California and upon their re- turn in about two months will reside at MT. Konold's residence on Clinton avenue, corner of Peck street.
 The Parish Aid society held an inter- esting entertainment in the parish rooms of St. James church, Thursday evening. After the usual supper serv- ed by the ladies of the society, instead of an entertainment with prepared programme, husking bee was in or der A great heap of corn having been placed in the center of the room, the people gathered around and husked out the ears. It was great sport, especially for those who had never before attend ed husking bee. Games were also participated in and the evening was pleasantly spent by all.
 The Adamant company Is stocking UT with a large quantity of gypsum for winter use. The British schooner Har- ry is now discharging a cargo loaded at Hillsboro, N. B.
 Sunday morning, Rev. Dr. Mitchell will deliver the third in his special course of sermons. The topic will be "It, He or Thou" The evening sub feet will be "Colors."
 MT. and Mrs. L. H. Palmer, who fol the past five years have resided with Mrs. Palmer's parents in Montowese have removed to 122 Ferry street.
 Mrs. Lucius Smith of East Haven who has been at the New Haven hos pital for the past few days, is improv ing rapidly and will soon be able tc return home.
 The members of the East Haver grange are expecting to listen to ont of ex-Judge Deming's illustrated lee lures before very long. Judge Demins is member of the grange.
 The Ladies' Aid society of Grac' church served supper to large numbe: of persons Thursday evening. An en tertainment by the young people hat been expected, but for some reasol they were unable to complete thei programme.
 Five candidates were initiated at tn meeting of Fort Hale lodge, N. E. F., last evening.
 Henry G. Darrow of GA Houstoa street procured recently young Shet land pony for his little son, Ralph. Tn little horse is five montfihs old ant weighs 160 pounds. MT. Darrow keep several fine cows and one of the herd a promising Jersey, has been lost H keeps most of his cows at his Walling ford farm and last summer the Jerse. was turned out to pasture and MI Darrow has not seen it since. Finer is considerable swamp land in the biz pasture and he says the animal ma, have got mired and died.