The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-07-07
VBLuNGFORD HAPPENINGS
TROLLEY TRACKS ARE REING
RAPIDLY LAID

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Work was begun yesterday laying
rails from the end of the South Main
street trolley line to the south. The
grading is nearly completed and the
track laying will be completed this
week to the Colony street junction
when the trolley will cross and go into
the lot beside the Consolidated roads
track for nearly three miles. The pres
ent track on South Main street has been
for a distance of over one hundred feet
to the west side of the street.
Herbert n. Patterson and Miss Emma
Lillian Bercier were married yester-
day morning at 1880 at the Holy Trim
ity parochial residence, by Rev. Will
liam Herman. The bridesmaid was
Miss Annie Schumacher and the best
man Christopher Bercier, brother of
the bride. They left for short bridal
tour and will after their return reside
on South Main street.
Yesterdays recorded real estate
transfer, Nellie N. Quinlan to William
McNulty, 5Ox15O feet, with buildings on
Hall avenue.
Al marriage license was issued yester-
day to Arthur w. Stevens and Miss
Ella May White, both of Yalesyille.
Two showers struck here quite early
yesterday morning and settled the dust
in good shape. The showers were
purely local, as no rain fell in Yalesville
or Meriden.
Bids for the macadamizing Of North
Colony street, from G. e. Yales house
to the Culvert, under the railroad below
Yalesville depot, will be received up to
o'clock this afternoon. The grading
of East Center street, from the borough
line east will also be received. The COM
pletion of the state road up in Yales-
VILE will make an unbroken line OF
stone road from the Meriden line to
North Haven through Wallingford, a
distance of seven miles or more.
At the union Sunday school picnic at
Mansfield,'s Grove next Tuesday one OF
the interesting features will be a base
ball game by teams captained by Rev,
j. Owen Jones and Rev. "a. j. Boynton
The contract for the william street
sewer has been awarded to the McCor-
mack Heating company, whose bid was
$247. The other bids were: H. S..
Strauss, s406.40; Leonard & Hall, 1882;
II. +. Maher, $29O.S0.
Bryant Burke is visiting Dana Red
mond in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Annie Atkinson left yesterday
for Twin Lakes. where she will be the
guest Of Principal and Mrs. A. M. Tib-
bits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Candy Of Chi
huahua, Santa Barbara, Mexico, are the
guests Of Mrs, E. S. Parmelee Of South
Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Tuckerrnan leave
to-day for Maine to stay several weeks.
Archie Lucas, who has been home
for few days, returned yesterday to
Melrose, Mass.
Miss Helen Tilton, who has been the
guest of Mrs. w. 6. Lucas of Washing
ton street, returned yesterday to Cot
tage City, Martha's Vineyard.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Brown and Miss
Frances Brown left yesterday for North
Attleboro, Mass.
Yesterday morning j. D. Leonard,
Joseph WEIGH, E. T. Carter, Fred Mat
thews and William Bertini left for st.
Louis.
Mrs. w. s. Fogarty, Miss Margaret
Fogarty and Miss Mamie Clyne left
yesterday for Fordham, N. Y.
The Misses Ellen and Nora Hogan
and Miss Jennie Hackett sailed from
| New York yesterday for Ireland.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. n. Smith and MUIR
ray Leete are visiting In Otis, Mass.
Rev. J. Owen Jones will exchange
Sunday with Rev. L, P. Berry Of Siam
| ford.
Fred Kahl, the violinist. left yester-
| day for Lake Snipsic, where he has
| been engaged as private tutor for the
| summer.
William ]. Bercier left yesterday for
North Attleboro, Mass.
| Coroned Mix was here Tuesday in
vestigating the case of the death of
| Albert Teneyck, who was shot Monday
by Robert Goldsboro The result will
not be known before to-day. Goldsbo-
70 is still In the lookup. The funeral
of Ten yck was held yesterday after
noon at two o'clock, with burial In the
4 Center street cemetery. No hearing In
the borough court will be held until af-
| ter the coroner has made his report. 4
| Tuesdays recorded real estate trans
| fers were: Nancy K. Clark to Andrew
! J. Brown, 1-2 acres with buildings on
Hanover street, Yalesville; Julia v.
o'Brien, off South Norwalk, to Ellen
A. Roach, of Derby, three pieces Of
land on Orchard and Spring street.
A marriage license was issued Tues
day to Herbert N. Patterson and Miss
Emma Lillian Bercier.
James d. Leonard and Joseph WEIGH
started yesterday morning for st. Lou
is to take in the Worlds Fair.
Miss Maria Allen has returned from
| Brattleboro, vt.
| E. M. Hubbard left yesterday morn
| ing for Brattleboro, VT, on visit to
his nephew, Samuel Hubbard.
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Northrop are Wis
| iting their daughter Mrs. C. Frost
Knapp, in Torrington.
| Miss May Ingraham is visiting Miss
Stella Barker in Providence. +
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. williams and Mrs.
J. C. Palmer left Tuesday for the Berk-
shire hills. g.,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Covey left yester-
day morning for Green Hills, VT.
Frederic Won Grave is home from
New York for vacation.
| The only unclaimed letter In the most