The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-06-15
OF LocAL INTEREST.

l Le TeSuldI IloAliily illSelllS OL lllS directors of the New Haven Retail Merchants association will be held in room 14 of the Insurance building to- day at 2:30.
 At the cottage of G. R. Chamberlain at Morris Cove are stopping for week his daughter, Miss Elizabeth Chamber lain; Miss Carolyn Booth, Miss Christo- bel Cannon, Miss Glenna Bigelow and Miss Kate Hofer. Mrs. Bushnell is chaperoning the party.
 In the cartridge department at Win chester's the hands are working full time, and an extra force works nights. About a carload of ammunition a day is shipped by the company for the gov- ernment.
 Captain F. G. Beach will come here from Mantle to-day to get recruits.
 On June 23 the Young Mems Republi- can club will have formal opening of it's roof garden, when a ladies' night will be given.
 William R. Tyler and family of No. 32 College street have gone to their summer home in Savin Rock.
 The organ recital at St. Paups church this evening will be well attended. Tickets of admission are required. George Kies and Harry Jepson will participate.
 Professor Frank Nugent, organist of St. Johns R. c. church has resigned his position as choirmaster and or ganist to take effect on the first of July. MT. Nugent, together with his brother of New York, has accepted a flattering offer to take charge of the music at one of the large mountain ho- tels.
 Mrs. G. B. Martin is at Litchtield, MT. Martin going up for Sunday each week. Mrs. Martin has nearly recovered from the fall last winter.
 There will be testimonial concert to Professor Frank J, Nugent at St, Alloy sius hall this Wednesday, evening, at which some of the best artists in this city will appear. Lilly's orchestra will be in attendance.
 Harry S. Rugg, formerly proprietor of the Dixwell Avenue market, has &C., cepted a position with a well known Philadelphia house as travelling sales man. MT. Rugg will travel mostly through the west. He leaves July 1 to begin his new duties, with the best wishes of a large circle of friends.
 MT and Mrs. James English of Church street will spend July and Au- gust at the United States hotel in Sara toga.
 Judge Lynde Harrison and family have moved in their summer home at Leete's Island and will remain there all summer.
 "Dr Baxter's Wonderful Invention" will be given by the Church of the As tension young people this Wednesday, evening. Rev. MT. McCreas comedy Helen Aubrey's Capture" will also be given. The cast for the latter is as fol- lows:
 Helen Aubrey. !. Miss Mary Dudley Burk Lizette - Miss Neva Mae Benham Captain Dallas of the Washington
 Post Staff. ff...........J. Webb Dillon Major Fairfax .E. B. Beers
 This play was given recently in Mill ford. in aid of the Milford Athletic as- sociation, under the direction of Miss Burk.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Downs are entertaining Miss Clifford of Philadel- phia at their summer cottage at Morris Cove.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Albert Heaton, who, since their return from their southern honeymoon trip, have been living at the Waldorf-Astoria, sailed on June for Europe.
 David S. Sanford, the civil engineer of the state shell fish commission, and Attorney A Mcclellan Mathewson, the clerk of the commission. have prepared a series of maps of the layout of the entire oyster ground in the Jurisdiction of this state. The name of the owner of every lot is printed thereon. A pretty home wedding is announced for this evening at 6:30 o'clock. when Miss Alice F. Bright, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Robert c. Bright of Elm street, and Frederick Henry Osborn, Yale '93 will be united in marriage by Rev. Dr. Munger of the United church. The best man will be Birney Clark, a classmate of the groom. The bride will | be attended by her sister, Miss Florence J. Bright.
 The woman's board of managers of | Grace hospital have reelected the fol- | lowing officers: Mrs. Benjamin H. Che ney, president; Mrs. Sherman Foote
 Mrs. Henry Warner, Mrs. E, S. Gay | lord, Mrs. Luman Cowles, Mrs. S. w.
 Hurlburt and Mrs. J. B. Sargent, vice
 presidents; Mrs. Henry P. Sage, secre- | tary; Mrs. E. J. Walker, treasurer. vote of thanks was passed to those | who assisted in giving the entertain | ments whereby funds for the hospital were raised.
 1 In Mystic yesterday Isaac Wheeler l chapter, Children of the Revolution ! unveiled a monument over the grave | of Elisha Dennison, hero of the Rev. | olution.
 A meeting of the Euterpe society is l called for tomorrow (Thursday) at 1. l o'clock noon at College street hall. The | object of the meeting is to inform mem l bers as to the state of the society's | finances and the reading of the secre- | tary's report.
 l Miss Adelaide Sanford of Livingston 1 street, daughter of the Rev. Dr. San. ! ford, will sail on June 29 for Europe l going with the Southward of the Rec Star line. One the same date and steam. CT Mrs G. $. Dickerman and Miss Dick. | ,Iro ,n1a ,,-;I1