The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-14

Flag Day i'm Strong schoOl-Graduntion
 June 26 Mystic Chapters Gala Occa-
 sion Last Nisht-FuneraI of Miss
 Greene-PersOnal.
 To-day is Flag day, and it is expected play it to the breeze.
 Charles F. Bates, of Fair Haven Heights, has placed a settee on East Grand avenue, between Lexington and Sherland avenues. It is greatly appre- ciated by the people who wish to rest when climbing the hill
 These letters are advertised by Su- perintendent Mulvey at Station A: Mrs. Joseph Myres, G. H. Buck and Chaun- cey Hurlbut ..
 Myrtle chapter, O. E. S., enjoyed it's last meeting of the season last evening in Masonic hall. During July and Au- gust no meetings will be held. The hall was prettily decorated with flow CTS. Several of the grand officers were present There were short speeches and refreshments were served. It was a very pleasant occasion for the large number present.
 The funeral of Miss Margaret A. Greene was held at the residence of her niece, Mrs. George G. Prentice, of At water street, Wednesday afternoon. She formerly resided in Derby and Rev. MT. Buck, of that place. and Rev. Dr. Phillips, of this place, officiated at the services.
 Flag day will be observed to-day in the Strong school in an informal way. As it is so late in the term, and the schools are preparing for graduation, the observance will not be on as liberal a scale as it otherwise would be.
 The graduation in Strong school will be held in Grannis' hall on the after noon of Wednesday, June. 26. About ninety-five pupils will graduate.
 Work on the tunnel to connect Farm river with Lake Saltonstall is going on satisfactorily. The tunnel has been bilt about 1900 feet of the entire 1900 feet Some heavy dynamite blasts have been set off
 A fine quality of clay has been found in cutting the tunnel It is said this clay would prove valuable for commer- cial purposes.
 Daniel E., son of c. D. Parmelee, was severely injured on Wednesday by fall in which he fractured his arm.
 Harry Leigh has rented one of his cottages at Cosey Beach to MT. Hamil- ton, the Chapel street merchant.
 David A. Alden, cashier of the Mer- chants bank, who has lived for several years in the Allis house on Sherland avenue, is moving with his family to the Hyde place at North Haven Gen. ter.
 A deer is now making his home on farms along the eastern border of Mys- tic. He is not possessed of the wild na- ture of most animals, but will allow a person to approach quite near. A deer was liberated at Morris Cove some three weeks ago. The animal had been in several weeks and had be- l come quite docile. It seems quite like 1y it is the same animal that has been | seen at Mystic.
 Miss Mary Griswold, of Clinton ave- nue, has been appointed the official del egate from the local Christian Endeav- l or union to the international conven- 1 ton of the society to be held in Cincin | nati July 6-10. Miss Ida Adams, corre 1 spending secretary of the union, will | accompany Miss Griswod.
 The funeral of Almira, widow of Charles F. Clark, was held yesterday afternoon from the residence of her | daughter, Mrs Grove J. Futile, in East 1 Haven Rev MT. Jackson officiated. l Nephews of the deceased were the pal- bearers.