The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-25

Mayor Studley has called the first meeting of his new cabinet for Friday night at 8 o'clock
 St. Roman St. and Whitney Ave. lots, park style; location incomparable in city. E. M Clark, 39 Church St.
 Mrs. William Watson and her niece, Mabel Bishop, of Dayton street, West vilIe, have gone to Nova Scott afor the summer.
 Mrs. Bodge, past national president of the Woman's Relief corps has been the guest of Mrs. c. c. Kirkham, of { East Haven.
 The graduating exercises of the Vest vile grammar school will be held in the Congregational church Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
 Buy your fireworks of W. J. Atwater & CO, 965 Grand avenue, where you will find the largest and best assort- ment in the city.
 The steam yacht Atlanta, R. H. c. Brock, of Philadelphia, owner, is in the harbor. She will go from here to New London for the races.
 Dwight Baldwin, administrator of the estate of Cornelius Pierpont, yesterday sold the properties 13o 132 and 1S7 Wall street to Levi N. Snow, the price paid being s1O,oo0.
 Mrs E. w. Voorhees,, of Fountain street, Westville, is entertaining Mrs. c. H. Ordway, of Haverhll, Mass and MT. and Mrs. B. F. Christie and son, of Hackensack, N. J.
 The cadets connected with the St Jo- seph's T. A. B. society, Westville, un- der direction of M. J. Powers, decor ated it's deceased members graves at St. Lawrence cemetery Sunday after noon.
 The disappearance of Mrs. Eveline M. Bill, of PAS Congress avenue, is still mystifying her friends and relatives. She has not returned and no communi- cation of any description has been re- ceived from her. It is said that if she does not come back soon a search will be started for her.
 w. E. Bishop, of Nebraska, with his wife, is visiting his nephew, George H. Bishop, of Academy street. MT Bish- op, who is one of the prominent men in that locality and who has lived there nearly twenty-five years, reports a most prosperous condition in that coun- try, with promise of an abundant crop.
 The Rev. pr. William G. Andrews, of Guilford, formerly of this city gave the fourth of the series of lectures on the heroes of the Society for the Prop agation of the Gospel at his church on Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock. The subject was "John Beach, who was first Congregational and later an Episcopal minister in Newtown and Bedding.
 About 15o pupils are taking the exam nations for entering the Hillhouse and l Boardman school. The examinations | began at Hillhouse yesterday afternoon, when the pupils were given number | of questions in language and grammar. 1 To-day they will be examined in spell | ing and geography, tomorrow in Unit | ed States history and Thursday in l arithmetic. Principal Gushing has | charge of the examinations. Those who | presented themselves are the pupils l who were not recommended by the | grammar school supervisors.
 The committee on band concerts of | the common council announced yester- day that the following concerts will be ! held during the remainder of the sum- mer: July 10, American band, old | green; July +, Old Guard band, Edge wood park; July "A, Old Guard band, new green; July 91, Olympia band, Westvile; July 31, Old Guard band, old green; August ', Old Guard band, Joe elyn square; August II, Second regi- ment band, old green; August 21, Olym- pia band, old green; August 2S, Second l regiment band, old green. The com mittee consists of Aldermen Hubbard | and Walsh and Councilmen Foote Good and Wheeler
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