The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-22
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Mrs. Doohan to BuiId-ReeeptIon by
 Mrs. Dade-Rev. and Mrs. E.C. TuIIar
 Visit seymOur-I.adIes' Aid Society
 supper-Repairs on Atwater Street.
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 Rev. and Mrs, E. c. Tu1lar and MT. and Mrs. F. M. Crawford yesterday by invitation visited the great Hale and Coleman peach orchard at Sey- nour. This orchard is tract of many acres and at present. with the trees loaded with ripening fruit, it presents a fine appearance. The visitors enjoy ed their trip and learned considerable about the peach culture
 The ladies' aid sociecy of the East Pearl street M. E. church held their first church supper of the season yes terday. There was a large attendance and it was a very pleasant social occa- sion.
 Rally day will be observed by the Sunday school at Pilgrim church Sun day. There will be interesting exer- cises and a large attendance is expect ed, the service to be held at p. m.
 Atwater street, beginning at Grand avenue, is being hardened. Iron slag is being used and a hard pavement is promised. The hardening of Clinton avenue was an improvement that was greatly appreciated and the public will feel grateful over the fact that Atwater -+u sr public travel. .-.
 The ladies' guild of Prgrth church held its first church supper and so- ciable of the season Wednesday even ing. After supper there was music and the first social of the season was greatly enjoyed The tables were set twice.
 The game between the East Side club and the Tigers for $100 side is called off. Representatives of the two clubs met yesterday, but could not arrange details satisfactorily. The East Sides insisted that the regular Tigers team should play, but objected to two players who are not regular members of the team. Friends of base ball are sorry that satisfactory terms could not have been arranged to ensure a game be- tween these strong mines. The chal- lenge came from the Tigers and was accepted by the East Sides, provided the former played their regular team.
 Frank Larrabee and John Coleman have gone with their oyster dredge boats to the Bridgeport natural oyster grounds to catch seed. Reports from Bridgeport are to the effect that beds have been injured by recent storms.
 Miss Margaret, daughter of John Der mody of 252 James street, and Michael P. O'Neil of this city, will be married at St. Francis church next Wednes- day.
 Mrs. John D. Mallory of Atwater street. who has been very i'll, was re- ported as some better yesterday. She is attended by Dr. Hall.
 Mrs. Thomas Doohan Is to build a two family house on Amer street. A reception was given Wednesday evening by Mrs. Stephen Dade of Quin- nipiac avenue in honor of her sister Mrs. George Hart of Chicago, who is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Frederick Zapp.
 Thomas Foley died yesterday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Joseph Dil- lon at 21 Monroe street.
 The ninety-fifth birthday anniversary of Mrs. Mary J. Elliott of East Haven was celebrated yesterday at the home of her grandson, Edward F. Thompson, 123 Exchange street. There was a re- ception from 2:3O to D. m. and many relatives and friends called to extend their hearty congratulations. Mrs. FL liott is a native of Northford She makes her home with her son-in-law, Hiram H. Thompson, She is able to sew and read without glasses. Mrs. Elliott was quite i'll early in the year. but now enjoys quite good health for one of her age.