The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-05-13
NORTH HAVEN CELEBRATES
AN "OLD HOME VEEKu TO BE
HELD JUNE 2-Y.

pointed to Have Charge of the Ar
rangements Programme of the
Events of the Week Many Sons and
Daughters of the Town Now Abroad
Expected TO Return for the Ceiebra-
ton.
North Haven is to have big celebra-
ton during the first week in June, ar
engagements having been made to have
an cold Home Week" The gathering
Will be the first Of the kind ever held in
the town. and a call has been issued to
all the sons and daughters Of the town
now abroad in other towns and in other
states to come home and join in the re-
union of the descendants Of the old par
ish settlers.
A committee, called the Twentieth
Century committee, has been appointed
4 to have charge of the celebration, and
4 this committee invites the cooperation
of every person in the town of North
Haven to assist in celebrating the OPEN
ing of the twentieth century. The "Oul
Home Week" opens on Sunday, June 2,
Children's day, when there will be spec
ial religious services in the churches of
the town, arranged especially for the
children and the youth of the town.
| The programme for the week is as fol-
| lows:
| Tuesday, evening, June 4, at eight
o'clock, a dramatic entertainment in
Memorial Hall, by members of the
North Haven grange, No. So, of the ro-
mantle drama, "Our Folks" which will
be produced under the direction of Miss
NJ Grace Smith, with the following
least:
Captain Sleeper. Mr. L. Peet Tuttle'
A returned Californian.
Captain Thompson,
Mr.. Edwin S. Mansfield
A retired ship-master.
Harry Thompson. Mr.. Herbert w. Smith
Son Of Captain Thompson.
Teddy Sleeper. Mr.. Harold Harrison
Son of Captain Sleeper.
Hiram Small j. Mr. Frank B. North
A mill owner.
Phil. Mr. Ellsworth J. Smith
Captain Thompson's man.
Mrs. Captain Thompson.
Miss Ina G. futile
Good of gold"
Mrs Captain Sleeper.
Mrs. E. A. Spencer
Hoping against hope"
Becky Sleeper. Miss Cora A. Eaton
tom Boy
Hulda Prime. !, Miss Susan C. Jacobs
"Full of complaints"
Silly York. ... Miss Rosa C. Stiles
Slipshod but willing.
Music by the North Haven orchestra.
Wednesday, June 5, Outing Day.
This day is designed to afford an oppor-
tunity for visiting, sightseeing and So
cial enjoyment. Two routes are sug-
gested as covering the principal views
in the town. Route No. 1. Leaving
Mansfield's Bridge at 8 a. m, up State
street to the Sixth District school
house. (View of Plains and Walllng-
ford). Down "The Kings Highway
view of North Haven to Hartford
turnpike. High Rock cut, Mount Car
mel road to r. r. Dickerman's. (View |
of Mount CARMEL. To Cross roads !
north of the Alfred Ives place. View |
of Centerville) (View of meadows,
Fair Haven and Montowese). To State |
street and the starting point.
Route No. 2. Leaving the Green at |
2 D. nn., to Clintonville. to D. w. Pat |
tens farm, to Muddy River mill, to e. !
c. Warmers farm, down Middletown |
turnpike to "Pig lane" to Peters rock, /
to Montowese. to H. r. Potter's farm, /
to the Green.
At o'clock p M. on Pierpont Park,
match game of base ball, East Haven
vs. North Haven.
Thursday, June 6, General holiday,
Programme.
Sunrise-Salute on Pierpont Park.
; Notwithstanding of Parade on
Broadway.
O'clock--Parade.
Route-Fron1 the depot to State street,
% Mrs. Shepherds, to Broadway to
avenue, to ELM Tree" to
St. John street, to South end of Pier
1ont Park and disband.
0:30 O'clock-Exercises in the Congre-
gational Church.
. Music-W allingford National Band
. Invoca tion-Rev. VIM. g. Lathrop.
!. Musc-"Battle Hymn of the Repub-
lic' Public Schools.
Welcome--Robert.O. Eaton Chairman
Music-Band.
ADMINISTRATION B. Thorpe.
Music--"The Star Spangled Banner"
Public Schools. /
Miscellaneous. !
fIynn-"A observation-disclosures
2 O'clock M.--Collation in Memorial I
HALL
O'Clock P. m.--Public Meeting in the
Congregational Church.
At this gathering the Rev. William s
4usk will preside, and it will be adj 7
ressed by eminent guests and speak t
rs from abroad. {
Souvenir Volume. I
At the close of the forenoon exercises ]
n Thursday the Nineteenth Century S
femorial of the Town" will be placed 6
n sale, G
For the parade on Wednesday citi- c
ems are requested to decorate their res /
lences along the line of march. The
arade. as arranged for will be one of ]
he leading events of the day. The fol- '
wing order Of procession will be OBJ g
erved: Herbert p Smith, marshal; /
ids, Sheriff Wilbur E. Beach, Marcus
J. Marks, Charles Dudley. G
FIRST DIVISION. i
Wallingford National Band.
Twentieth Century Committee.
State officials. c