The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-06-19
Local Weather Report.
New Haven. June is, 1901.

ter to-day, 1884 a. m.

High water to-day, 1924 a. m.
William Shumway of Blake street has
accepted a position at Hulls drug store,
A Fourth of July picnic will be that
of Arbeiter Maennerchor at Double
Beach.
The Arion Singing society VIII hold
it's picnic on the Fourth in Scanlon's
Grove.
Miss Dora Merrill of Chicago is the
guest of her bother A. w. Merrill and
wife at Indian Neck shore.
st. Roman st. and Whitney Ave. lots,
park style; location Incompatible in
city. E. M. Clark, 80 Church st.
The Congregational church Boys
Brigade of Westville are drilling hard
preparing for the coming field day. July
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In the Strong district fiftyfour pupils
have been recommended for the Board
man school and thirty EIGHT for Hill
house
Mrs. Henry C. Moore of Brooklyn is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry E. Bradley of West Main street
Branford.
Bakers union No. II will hold it's
picnic in Scanlon's Grove on July 9.
There will be dancing afternoon and
evening.
A free Viavi Health talk to women
will be given by Mrs. Cummings at
our office, room 10. AZ Church street,
June 10, at o'clock.
Mrs. Frances Page is at her cottage
on Pages Point at Sunset Beach. Mrs,
Page is having the place enlarged by
the addition of one more room and
veranda.
A. William Sperry, the engineer who
had charge of the construction of the
Branford Electric railway left for Buff
falo Monday to attend the Pan-Ameri
can exposition.
Samuel j. Hoggson the well known
inventor and manufacturer, will attend
the annual convention of American
Water Supply associations in New
York city to-day.
Another dredge and several barges
have arrived in the harbor to be used
in the work of dredging the basins. The
contractors are now working off the
wharves in the upper harbor.
William M. Hudson of Indian Neck
left for New York city Monday morn
ing to accompany his wife home, who
has had a very successful operation
,orfo ,a1 OF oil
Great Preparations are being made
for July by the Westvile S. A C.
They will have bicycle races and 9TH
1etics in the morning, a ball game in
the afternoon and fireworks in the eve
ming.
w. B. Squires treasurer of the Con-
soldated railroad is building cot
tage or cabin on West Peak, in which
he expects to spend his vacation. The
site is in the forest primeval and ro-
mantle.
7. D. Williams and John ]. Ross
were thrown from the formers buggy
In Park Place, Branford, Monday, and
Mr.. Williams shoulder was dslocated.
Mr. Ross escaped with few bruises on
his face.
Charles w. WaldrOn or 100 Howe |
street has accepted a position in the |
gentlemen's furnishing department of
Megs & Co. Mr.. Waldron was former
ly connected with Chase & Co., the |
Chapel street haberdasher.
At Grace hospital Mrs Truder Matt, |
who was injured in an accident on |
Derby avenue Sunday by a wagon in |
which she was riding, tipping over an
embankment is getting along finely.
She received dislocation of the right |
shoulder.
Harmony council No. s, r. and S. NJ,
q branch of the state council held a
in the Masonic building Mon |
day, at which the degree of super-eX- I
cclcnt master was conferred upon
twenty-five members of the council by |
The regular degree team.
Examinatio are now in progress at
the Boardman Manual Training school
of six young men and women who in
tend to enter various colleges next fall.
Two of the students are taking exam !
nations for Columbia, two for Mt Hol-
yoke, one for Vassar and one for
Smiths college.
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