The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-19
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ell to be Held This Afternoon.
Between forty and fifty people went
on trolley ride to Mt. Carmel and
Cosey Beach Tuesday. They enjoyed
the trip very much and returned early
in the evening. Among those who went
were Mrs. Elliott Bradley, Mrs. e. p.
Goodsell, Mrs. Walter S. Bishop, Mrs.
Horatio Pond, Mrs. o. w, Bowers Mrs.
Charles Wilson, Mrs. Charles Foster,
Mrs. Newbold, Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs. John
Hewitt Mrs. Shepard, Meek, Miss Hat
tie Denson, Miss Addie Meek, Miss AL
ice Pond, Miss Matte Towne, Miss Min
ME Goodsell, Miss Fannie Field, Miss
Williams, Miss Minerva Mallory, Mrs.
Kelley, Miss Booker, Mrs. Frederick
Foster, Mrs. Charles Brooks, Mrs. Girls
void, Miss Bradley Miss Morse, Mrs.
Vanderbilt, Mrs. Hull, Mrs. Hartman,
Miss Clarke, Mrs. Curtiss, Mrs. Van
Name and Miss Nellie Thompson.
Rev. DR.. J. Lee Mitchell, who has en-
joyed a stay of several days in the
White Mountains, has returned. He
will be home the rest of the summer
and will preach each Sunday in the
Grand avenue Congregational church.
The semi-annual meeting of the Home
council No. 3, Brotherhood of Relief, will
be held this evening at o'clock at 81
Grand avenue.
Stewart H. Morgan has purchased of
Samuel r. Blatchley lot thirty-two
feet front ON Farren avenue.
Elizur M. Riggs of 20 Perkins street
is Ill with stomach trouble.
The ladies of the Park NJ e. chapel
at Morris Cove gave an ice cream So
ciable last evening in the basement of
the chapel 1t was a pleasant affair,
and was well attended.
Tomlinson bridge is opened more
times day than is Quinnipiac bridge.
A record Of four days is as follows:
Thursday 81 times, Friday 49, Saturday
70 and Sunday 20. The bridge is opened
more than usual this month during the
Smelling season, when a large number
of sail vessels and steamers from Fair
Haven go down to the Long Island
sound oyster beds with shells.
Mrs. Frank I. Hitchcock of Bridge
port was visiting here yesterday. The
Hitchcock family are staying at their
pleasant cottage in Woodmont during
the summer.
Wells ]. Bray Is expecting to leave for |
Watch Hill this morning.
The trolley party of Quinnipiac con-
clave of Heptasophs will take place on |
Friday the cars leaving the east side at |
8 D. m. They will go to- Mansfeld's |
Grove and Short Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Baldwin and |
family have hired a cottage at Cosey |
Beach for the rest of the season and are |
at the shore.
r. B. Farren and family have gone
to New Canaan for stay of several
weeks.
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Smith of Quinnipiac avenue few
days ago.
The funeral Of the late Joseph W. Nc
Clellan was attended yesterday after
noon from his home at Four Corners,
Rev. William Roberts of St. Andrews
NJ E. church officiating The inter-
ment took place in the East Haven GEM
etery.
The funeral of Orphie, the four
child of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
uel P. Baker of 226 Lloyd street, was
held yesterday, Rev. DR.. Mitchell off,
ciating The burial was in the Fair
Haven cemetery.
The funeral Of Grace Phillips, five
years of age who died from malarial
fever, was attended from the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Phil
lips, 1873 James street, on Monday even
ing. The remains were taken to Troy,
NJ z, for burial.