The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-03-31
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 March 30.-The friends of Mir and Mrs Almon Miner will be glad to learn that their family who have been very sick, are improving. Mrs D. M. Dowd is still caring for them.
 Mrs. Leroy Kenyon Is still visiting friends in Meriden.
 Mrs. Fred Field is quite sick with the | grip and confined to her room.
 A large number are suffering with colds and rheumatism
 J. Myron Hull has opened a real es- tate office in New York on Forty second street, near the Grand Central depot. He is still doing a large real estate business here.
 The new E. c. Scranton library is about complete and is being cleared of all loose material. The building will soon be opened to the people.
 A large number of people came to the shore the past week looking for cot tages for rent.
 B. Hall, selectman of Wallngford. was in town the past week. He has sold his cottage on the Neck, and is to erect another this spring. w. S. Hill has the contract for the work.
 The residence of Charles Willard on the green has been sold to William Whedon, who will occupy it as a home for himself and family
 William Whedon has sold his place in the Woods district to New Haven parties The place will be used as a summer resort mostly. The place joins Rev. w. H. Mossman's summer home here
 MT. Kelsey of Killingworth has pur- chased the place on Railroad avenue known as the Eldridge place, and will move into the same this spring.
 Titus Kelsey celebrated his ninetieth birthday last Saturday. In the even- ing large number of their neighbors called and congratulated them. Mr Kelsey has made his home the past few years with his son, Eugene Kelsey, on the Neck district.
 The store of Fred T. Dowd on Bos- ton avenue has been rented to Mr Hurd of Hartford. who will open the place with a full line of bicycles and repairing department.
 The Home Missionary will hold field day gathering at the Congregational church next Wednesday, April 4. There will be an all day gathering The fore noon will be devoted to a business meeting and devotional service, and an address by Miss M. D. Moffatt In the afternoon Miss Moffatt will again ad- dress the meeting. Subject, "Women's Work. in the West" Rev Charles w Sheldon and Rev. w. G. Puddefoot ! will also address the meeting. A very large attendance is expected both from town and out of town people.
 The H. Fl. society will hold one of it's whist parties at the residence | of Miss Emma Conklin this evening,
 Henry J. Griswold has moved his furniture from Mrs. Golden's house and has stored it in his knitting mill build ing As he now has to spend most of his time at the factory in New Haven | he will close his house here.
 Mrs, Edmund Marsh of Leroy, N. Y. is spending a few days with her MT. and Mrs. J. w. Tucker Mrs Tucker. who is suffering with a .ancer is failing quite rapidly.
 The selectmen will commence work improving the highway next week as he frost is almost all out of the Work on the new state road is 70 commence on April 16, at which time t is hoped the Guilford Water company will have it's pipes laid where the road s to be improved.
 The Guilford Water company is lay ng it's pipes now at the east end of Boston street A large amount of rock lad to be blasted, which attracts rowd to see the blast make the stone ly.