The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-06
Brief Mention.

High waterlto-day, 1:4s a. m.
 Miss Mary Carroll of 523 Columbus avenue is spending her vacation in Buff Halo and Canada.
 MT. and Mrs. Alanson Bennett of 22 iWard street have returned from three weeks stay at Atlantic City.
 Miss Louisa Yoke of Boston is visit ing Eva J. Glaessner of Garden street. She will remain here few weeks.
 The Ladies Sewing society of Trinity Iutheran church have decided to have another outing September Il at Double Beach.
 Mrs. C.. Merrills and daughter, Mrs. Nalentine, who have been the guests of MT and Mrs. Evelyn Stevens, in Clin- ton, have returned to Fall River, Mass.
 This evening the roof garden and restaurant in the new Y. M. c. A. build ing on Temple street will be opened to the public which is generally invited to Inspect it.
 Mason Rogers, W. R. C., of Branford, will hold a picnic at the home of Mrs. William Smith of Admiral Foote corps at her home in Whitneyville, next "Wednesday.
 Rev. Charles Robinson and family, of Clinton, who have been passing the month of August with Mrs. Robinson's parents at St. Johnsbury Center, Vt, Returning Wednesday evening.
 Thomas Daniels was yesterday morn ling given a permit by Fire Marshal #GladWin to erect a two family frame house on Shelton avenue near Gibbs street, at probable cost of s5,00O.
 Residents of Westville whose homes are in the vicinity of Philips land fountain streets are preparing furrnal petition to be presented to Post office Superintendent Munson, asking llim to place letter box at that inter- sect1on.
 Health Officer Wright yesterday re- eeived letter from Mir. Scharff, whose house boat at Morris Cove has been the sOurce of considerable comment, noti- living him that on Monday next the boat was to be lowed from the Cove. The family are not now occupying the boat.
 The Milford baseball team will leave Bridgeport this afternoon for Stamford on the 2:03 train. The lineup will be Bs follows: Sherwood. c: Trowbridge, n: Clark, lib: Paterson, 2b: Lockwood, s: Kane. 3b; Baldwin, If: Rose, of: |Warhurton, If.
 At quarter to six o'clock last even ng in front of Efland's barber shop on Grown street horse while standing in he street happened to rub his head on the barber post, breaking it off at the bottom. The post fell onto the sidewalk srna shing the new glass sign erected here recently. Luckily no one was passing at the time.
 Judge John M. Hall, president of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company, left on Thursday for Maine where he will spend the remain Ter of this week. President Hall will hot return for active duty until the first pf next week when he will assume the running Of the Consolidated road.
 pr. Stuart H. Rowe, principal of the Lowell district, will be at his office in he Lowell school this afternoon from o 4 o'clock to consult with parents of Bhildren who are to enter the coming erm All who desire information con- erning school matters can call during he afternoon and Dr. Rowe will assist hem. The employees of Sargent & Co., have ,een notified that the shop will close t noon to-day. making one more Sat irday afternoon for the help than was Expected. The factory has been closed tsnoon every Saturday during July and Sugust, following the custom of past tears. The firm decided to give the mployes the benefit of one more Sat rday afternoon off. Next Monday the hop will begin running on the usual all and winter nine-hour. schedule The United States steamboat in pectors who have been Investigating he cause of the collision between the 1 teamers Powhattan and the Merchants ] Miners line and the Priscilla of | he Consolidated's Fall River line, have | xonerated the officers of both boats. Invitations are out for the marriage 1 ls Clinton of Elsada V. Tryon, daughter l t MT and Mrs. Hosmer Tryon to Er- 1 in Fl. Garter of this place, Wednesday 1 fternoon, September +, at o'clock at l ae home of MT and Mrs. Tryon