The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-20

| Strong school district, has purchased
 fine building lot in Quinnipiac ave
 nue, near Hemingway street, of J. W l Palmttier The lot fronts 100 feet or
 the avenue and is 300 feet deep, extend
 ing back to Russell street. There are
 forest trees on one-third of the area
 and it is a very handsome building plot. MT. Graves will have the founda. ton for a one family house put in thi;
 fall and will build in the coming spring
 The residence, which is to be for his own occupancy, will be handsome af. l fair, with all the latest improvements H. A. Loveland of Fair Haven | Heights is a member of the First Con- necticut Heavy Artillery association
 which held it's reunion at Savin Rock
 yesterday.
 Mrs. Frank Parkington of Colorado is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs Sarah 1 E Parkington
 i Perseverance council, D. of L., held its last whist of the season last even- ing.
 The committee on claims of the bor- ough met last evening to hear the claims of some of the taxpayers over disputed tax bills.
 | At the East Pearl street M, E. church this evening Rev. Selah Brown will deliver lecture on My Journey
 Around the World.
 ! Timothy Fitzgerald has taken posi- 1 ton as clerk in salisbury's drug store, | Tn July wedding to take place at St Francis church will be that of Miss
 Eilee Pfeiffer, daughter of MT. and Mrs
 Pfeiffer of Lloyd street and John Myers.
 Principal Sherman L Graves of | Strong school has announced the hon.
 ors at the school, as follows: l Awarded Granniss scholarship medal,
 Marion Phillips. Honor diplomas Lillian M. Coffey, c.
 Rose Kirken, Ethel M, Hinokley, | Frances NJ. Nye, Marion L. Phillips,
 Ruth M, seeley, Minnie L. Wills. Honors, geography-C. A. Kallgren. l Arithmetic-lM. c. Ryan, M. L. Phil | lips.
 Literature-c. R. Girken, c. R. Eos
 ter, c. A. Kallgren, R. Mansfield, R.
 M. Seeley. Nj. s. Parish. Grammar-M. J, Cobey, L. L. Field,
 E. M. Hinckley, l. E, Reach, R, Mans 1 field, M. L. Phillips, M, E. Rhodes, R.
 N. Seeley, M. c. Thompson, M. L.
 Willis.
 History-E A. Anderson, w. B, Ames, M. l.. Callahan, F. R. Downs, $.
 c. Fischer, H. c. Griswold, E. M.
 Hinckley, R.. Mansfield. J. F. McCuen, M. L. Phillips, L. R. Rose, R. M.
 seeIey. F. Nj, Tompkins. I. NJ. Tular, M l.. Willis.
 Spelling F. D Anderson, E. R.
 Barnes, M F. Champlin, c. E. Clyne,
 M. J, Cobey, L. M. Coffey. F. D. Col lips. G. R. Connolly, H. w. Bonlan, L.. l., Field, r, ". Fuller, c. R, Girken, c.
 E, Girken, E. M Hinckfey, c. l., Kan frovitz, I. E., Reach, NJ. F. Keeler, |. l A. Kel, A. w. Linden, R. Mansfield, IT. M. Markham,s r. J Mccoy. J. r. MeCuen, M, Al, McNamara, F. M. Nye,
 M. L. Phillips, "A P. Ryan, M. c. Ryan, E. M. Sandquists R. NJ Seeley, NJ, l. smith, M, Q. Swan R. I. Taylor M. G. Thompson, NJ. 0. Ward. M. L. Willis. l F. H. Crawford, who, with his father l ln-law, w. R. Hemingway, has return
 cd from a trip to Virginia, visited rela- tives in Norfolk and attended the 1 Jamestown exposition. Mir. Crawford in speaking recently about his trip, said that Norfolk is growing rapidly and business there is very good. Speak ing of the exposition, MT. Crawford
 stated that he was there on Georgia day last week, when the president paid
 visit to the grounds. He says that
 on that day there was large attend
 anee. He was favorably impressed with tho exposition and says 1t IS worth visiting It is not particularly warm
 there, as there is always fine breeze
 off the bay. Mir Crawford stated that
 se eTuI5iEA uE loq os m9es 4ou pgp 1T
 it was here. yesterday.
 The funeral of Mrs. Martha E.
 Thompson was attended at her late home in Foxon on Thursday afternoon, Rev Charles Page officiating. The in- torment was in the Bare Plains cenl- etery, North Branford and the bearers were Charles W. and Andrew Granniss, Frederick Prout and Hiram H. Thomp- son.
 Miss Bertha Niles, who has just com pleted two years instruction at Smith college, Northampton, Mass, is at the home of her parents, Attorney and Mrs. William P, Niles, for the vacation. Miss Niles will enter the junior class at the cnlleea in Senfefl1ber
 Aldelphi lodge, F. and A. M., held it's last meeting until September, In the Masonic hall, Grand avenue last even ing. There was a large attendance, in- cluding several visitors. The third de- gree was worked oh two candidates. There was considerable miscellaneous business to wind up the Masonic year. After the meeting refreshments were served. This lodge has made an excel lent growth in membership during the past year.
 Letters advertised at station A last evening were addressed to Miss Mary Schefer, William Smith and Henry Sowinski
 Another carrier has just put on the Morris Cove route, owing to the extra business of the summer. Joseph Ken