The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-06

Humphrey street Congregational { church has it's Sunday school picnic at Double Beach next Thursday. Miss Nettie Klauberg, of Hartford, is
 Mrs. Adolph Walters, of No. 56 Bishop
 street.
 Director Coe has had two large gangs V of men clearing the streets of the
 Fourth of July debris, and with great
 success.
 Miss Nellie Tyrrell of Foster street, and the Misses Kittie and Emma Cor
 coran of Dixwell avenue, are spending
 several days with Mrs. Daniel Donovan
 in Brooklyn.
 $3 George Merwin, son of the late Treat sMerwin, of Eld street, is having a nice shore cottage built at Pond Point which
 he expects to occupy with his family
 August 1.
 sS MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Merwin of 24 E1d street, started Sunday night for visit to the Pan-Amercan exposition
 at Buffalo. They expected to stay about
 eleven days.
 MT. GoodselI, of Bridgeport, had a clambake at his cottage at Woodmont
 on the afternoon of the Fourth. An
 large party of invited guests had a very merry time.
 A large delegation from St. Aloysus club of this city, went out to Ansonia on the Fourth. In the afternoon a
 baseball game took place between a nine from the Ansonia and New Haven societiee. The AnsoniG toys won by s~score of 13 to 5. The batteries were: For New Haven, Walsh, Harris and Tillman; for Arsonia, Millea and Flood.
 The Light Guard will have it's fourth annual clambake at South End to-mor- row instead of at Gillern & Quinn's, as was originally planned. The members sof the company will meet at the com Spany room at S:30 o'clock and go to Morris Cove, whence stages will convey them to South End. The veteran Light Guards are invited to attend At the shore there will be interesting athletic contests.
 A Mrs Adam Sattig and two children, SDr Sanford and wife, of Edwards street. and Alderman Charles F. Ger ner start for the Adirondacks next Monday morning. MT. Sattig will join his family in August MT. Sattig is treasurer of the National Retail Butch sers' association which meets at Tono- wanda, four and a half miles from Buff 8fa1o, MT. Sattig will attend the annu- al convention with them and on their return will join his family in the Ad- irondacks.
 Mrs. Edward De Lancey Eaton, for merly Miss Frances Heath, leading so- .prano in Trinity M. E. church and Mr. Eaton go on the first of August to the White Mountains for two weeks. They will then join Mrs. Eaton's sister, Mrs, Adams. and Rev Fred WinsloW Adams, pastor of Epworth M. E. church, at Old orchard Maine where they will enjoy their vacation together until September il MT. Adams father, Rev. True Ad- ams and Mrs Adams, go to Old Or 1 chard for the summer next week.
 There were two games of baseball at | tus M. \. A. grounds on Seasid" ave- nue Milford, on the Fourth In the | morning a nine composed of Yale boys | living in Milford was beaten by the | Young Edgewoods the score standing | 10 to g. Years ago there was much 1 friendly rivalry between the Milford | Athletic association nine and the Edge woods, and many excellent games were | played, attended by Milfcrd's proml- nent church and society people. In the afternoon a Milford team played the | St Joseph's team. In the afternoon { and evening lawn party was given by the Central and the Fort TrumpuIl Beach districts of the First church on the grounds adjoining the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Brown on River street