The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-03
MADISON.

July 2.--Mrs. Tickner and family, Of Mt. Vernon, N. Y. have arrived at h. gleside on Middle Beach.
 The proposed concert by the East River Mandolin club has been indefi- nitely postponed.
 Miss Gertrude Nash last week att tended the commencement exercises and reunion of her class at Wellesley.
 The tennis court on the green has again been laid out and is the rendez- vous for the young people.
 Theodore Balliery, who was employed in New Haven last winter, has return- ed to accept his old position with the
 Madison Drug company.
 Mrs. A. c. Wilcox and a party of friends from New Haven are stopping at Mrs Wilcox's summer home near the
 green.
 Among the recent arrivals at the
 shore are Ralph M Blakeslee and fam lily, of Waterbury; at the Chapman cot tage, MT. and Mrs. F. R. Sargent, of
 New Haven, Mrs, Knowlton and fam | fly, of Northampton, Mass, and Archer Smith and family, of Waterbury.
 special town meeting will be held
 tomorrow afternoon at ? o'clock in the | town hall to make appropriations for improving the highway under the state acts for the improvement of public roads.
 The Y. M. c. A. of New Haven, which owns Tuxis Island is building dock
 on the north shore that there may be a
 safe landing for the boats. A large
 party of Juniors arrived on Monday and will spend ten days in camp on the is- | sland.
 | Marvin Hall and wife, of Windsor vile. Conn.,, are visiting MT. Halls sis
 ter. Mrs. F. w. Griswold, on Liberty 1 street
 Judge Samuel H. Chittenden has re-
 turned from a weeks trip to the Pan
 American exposition.
 Rev MT. Davies of New Haven, oc-
 cupied the pulpit of the Congregational | church last Sunday Among the guests at the Hammonas- l sett house are: J. E. Maiden. of New | York city. Miss Daisy J. Conklin of Middetown, MT and Mrs A, w. Pund- | man and daughter, of New Haven, John | p Anderson and w. j. Watrous, of | Clinton. A large number of guests are
 expected over the Fourth, and on that
 evening Manager Howes will give hop on the cool verandas. l Miss Bertha Gibson Coe has returned from visit in Springfield, Mass, where she witnessed the graduation of her cousin, Miss Belle Coe. Mrs A. H. Sampson and children, of Derby. are visiting Mrs. w. H. Shell at the Vermont house. Miss Emma Lewis and Miss Etta Par ker. of Clinton, spent Sunday with Miss Mary Griswold. c. W. Webster and family, of Water | bury, have arrived for the summer at their cottage at Webster Point. ] The Y. M. c. A. held it's annual field day last Thursday in an open lot on Elm street. After the usual running, iumping and other interesting contests | were held The Vacation house was opened on Saturday, the first party of young la dies arriving at that time for a week 8 outing at the shore.
 ". c. Curtis, of Meridon, spent Sun | day with his mother, Mrs. D. K. Cur | tis.
 Mrs. l.. V. Linpincott is visiting her | father in Cornwall F A. Newton, of Hartford, was in town Monday looking over his shore property.
 Hart L. Scranton, of New Haven, is spending his vacation with his parents, MT, and Mrs. r. S. Scafnton. Miss Josephine Dowd, stenographer | for the Ideal Manufacturing company, of New Haven. is enjoying a vacation | at her home in Duck Holes. Raymond Perkins. the young son of T. H. Perkins, of North Madison, died on Tuesday morning after a short ill., ness, thought to have been blood pois- oIling.