The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-03
News of Neighboring Places

ervice, Mr and Mrs. Edward Booth and son comed are visiting relatives at Atlantic High Prship lands, N. J f the --
 were In it's changed condition a person 2rship, would hardly recognize the old chapel thirty of the Pilgrim church now. The chap nverts el, as has been stated. has been moved The directly across LenoX street from it's of fel former site, by its new owner. John ppro- Thompson, the builder and the front ar ex- has been considerably altered so as to people adapt it for it's new use, which is to Id the be for two tenements. The interior week will be improved and the building will Dick make two fine tenements
 The skating was pretty well spoiled ,tioral at Hemingway's pond by Saturdays m for rain. but the pond is likely to be in ceiyed fine condition for the crowds of skat-
 CTS who resort there to-day.
 Charles 0. Francis, secretary and s' Gu treasurer of Home council, No 10, ,n will Rroth.rhood of Pe,ief hos oa,Iod ic an cnecioI ,,aetino for Mnrdo,. a,.a,,i,,,r posted rohr,,or ,o Q. u, ~ r I- ,m tr
 Grand avenue. This meeting is to
 action upon proposed revision of the
 bylaws.
 Q Mary M. O'Brien has purchased of
 Samuel R. Blatchley, lot fronting
 4S feet in Grand avenue. ' con
 nom me nrst or the free lectures under Il rev the auspices of the Civic Societies as ,ed in sociation, was so much of a success The and so interesting, that those who at n had tended are anxious to listen to the sec } Unit ond lecture to be given in Granniss ,rning. hall of Strong school in about two same weeks
 phone
 home From the annual report of the park l East, commission 1t seems that over s4000 e, and was expended on the city parks last is own year, but very little was done for e has Quinnipiac park The people over here CT for are hopeful that under the new admin apable istrltion Ounnipiac park will get some arming consideration. In summer. it is one of Monto- the most resorted to of this city parks,
 it has received the least attention. e East Jacob Frolich of the east side was led the sworn in as superintendent of chari- apman ties and corrections on Saturday. Satur- Thomas Brack an of the Twelfth ward,
 commenced his duties as fire commis-
 sioner.
 Haven . .,... .I- ,e held 1.is ',- 'N e"s ','o %u,. md the 'oNi ie, a, is " Y no'd 'his
 tI'. there win be whist. .n i and James Williams of Pine street, is i'll . -, with the grip fiction, e.., .. 'orkng oah s,~A oene". .oune' mas ;s ,aar dent Charles W. Kelsey; vce-pres- dent, Arthur Sherwood. secretary and
 treasurer John w Kesscl This
 council has paid out $40 in sick bene- Grand fits the past year at cost of sa per ad cut member Its members arc confined to ITS late the membership of Live oak council. further Royal Arcanum. There are few va. ge and cancies The council has been in oper- ing the Ation for sixteen years. ,at the rip arc Candlemas day was observed with Super the usual services at the St Francis ,hedule R C. church and St Roses cburoh bridge yesterday
 There will be a meeting this evening Wade of Senior Loyal Temperance Legion. he dis Comp1ny E, at their new hall, 97S Ferry , Wall street.
 Benefit
 crested Miss Bertha k. Niles, daughter of Il other Attorney and Mrs. w. F Niles who | have has just made visit at her home in 2 Wall Ienoy street. has passed a very sue He cessful examination at Smith college Wade, Miss Niles has very high standing as just in her class E been
 his son. If the groundhog camc out today, ! away he must have been able Co sec his
 shadow remarked an old gentleman