The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-08-13
'NOODMONT JOTflNGS.
MET AT RET. DIR. ASDERsON'S
COTTAGE YESTERDAY.

Milford Literary Clubs Oating-Papsr
Read by DIR. Anderson-F. B. stowe
chapter, d. A. R.-New Haven Singer
Lawn Festival Tomorrow at the
GOodselI Cottage by Hartford Quar-
tstte.
Mrs. George Lines and Miss a. z.
Bostwick of New Milford has been
spending a week at Watch Hill
Mrs. Lines and Mrs. a. H. Mcmahon
of New Milford are spending week
at Woodmont boarding at the Penn
broke.
The Milford Literary club at Milford
met at the residence OF. Rev. DR.. Ander-
son of Waterbury at his cottage at
Woodmont yesterday afternoon. The
club meets every second Tuesday in the
month in Milford or by invitation at
other places. There was a large attend
ance of ladies and very interesting
paper was read by DR.. Anderson and
light refreshments were served. The
club, which is known as the Tuesday
Afternoon club, and numbers about one
hundred members, had very enjoyable
outing.
The Freelove Baldwin Stowe chapter.
D. A. r., of Milford, have sale of
cake, ice cream and fancy articles to-
morrow afternoon and evening on the
lawn at the residence of Mrs. Q. Dins-
more Brown on River street. The pro-
ceeds of the sale will go toward the
fund for the building of a new chapter
house.
Miss Jennie A. Merwin of 45s Elm
street, who is summering at her fathers
cottage in Woodmont, has been stopping
for week at Short Beach as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson. Mr.. Robin
son is connected with the Treat & Shep-
ard company in this city. She sang at
the Short Beach chapel at the church
services ON Sunday and at a reception.
Mrs. George Merwn and children of
Ed street, who are summering in their
cottage at Pond Point, were the guests
of Mrs William F. Merwin at their cot
tage, Sea Breeze. yesterday. Mrs.
Parker, wife Of the druggist in Fair
Haven, and Miss Daisy Parker will
spend to-day with them and Mrs. and
Miss Mabel G. Andrews of Norton street
on Friday.
Mrs. Andrews and daughter of New
Britain are boarding at the old MerWin's
Point house with Mrs. Johnson, but will
return to New Britain Friday.
James Parsons and family of Living
ston street, who have been staying at
their cottage at Merwin Beach several
weeks returned to the city Monday.
Miss Evelyn Davis, the little daughter
of Walter Davis of the Washburn phar-
macy on Church street. had a very
pleasant birthday party last week at
the Sea Breeze cottage. She was six
years old and had some pretty presents
and number of little visitors and a
very pleasant time was enjoyed.
A number OF members of the Saliva
ton Army have rented land on the Mer
win estate and have erected large
tent and hold a meeting every evening.
Last Sunday they paraded through
Woodmont with a drum, cornet and
other musical instruments and meet
ing was held afterward which attracted
a good sized audience. They have been
there week
Mr.. Pierpont the grocer, in North
Haven, is occupying his new cottage
which was built for him this spring at
Pond Point.
The concert given at the Woodmont
chapel week before last netted the sum
of $52 to the treasury of the chapel.
A lawn musicale will be given at G..
W. Goodsel's cottage, Woodmont
Conn, tomorrow Thursday, August
IA, at p. M, by the Hartford Conser-
vatory quartet, Minnie L. Sample, So
prano; Edward B. Eaton. tenor; Flor
ence B. Crosby, contralto; Frank c..
Gill, baritone, and w. Veazey Abel,
director.
The entertainment will be given for
the benefit of the Woodmont chapel I'M
der the direction Of Olin Fl. Clark of
the Bonsilene hotel.
Programme.
Quartet-"Softly fall the Shades of Ev-
ening" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. HattOn
Duet-"When the Wind Blows in
from the Sea- ................ Smart
Mrs. Sample and Mr.. Gill.
a. "The Quest Eleanor Smith
b. "Violets'' ................... Wright
Miss Crosby.
Quartet-"The Owl and the Pussy
Cav Observation-Disclosures. 1ISnaIl
Quartet-"The Parting Kiss ...Pinsuti
Burst We Apple Buds ........ Emery
Mrs. Sample.
Duett-"Venetian Boat Song. Buck
Mr. Gill.
Quartet-"The Boy and the Bee''..
Observation-Disclosures. Caldicott
"a Madrigar' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Harris
Miss Crosby.
Quartet-"Spring Song" .....Pinsuti
If stormy Thursday evening the en-
tertainment will be given on Friday ev-
ening.