Morning journal and courier., 1882-08-31
Barnes Family Reunion.

from Mir. Curran s undertaking eStaDnShment in Congress avenue.
 Barnes Family Reunion. AI High Rack Grove-A General Social
 TIurcB By the Progeny.
 The Barnes family held their eighth annual reunion at High Rock Grove yesterday. The party lefs this city yesterday morning at S:3O o'clock on a special excursion train, Thomas, full orchestra accompanying them.
 On arriving at the Grove the Barnes devot- ed the first half hour to registering their names in Secretary Barnes recording book. Acquaintances were made and renewed and at 80 o'clock business meeting was held, at which Dr. N. E. Warden, of Bridgeport, read the family history. An excellent dinner was served and the afternoon devoted to sociability. The reunion was under the management of the executive Committee, consisting of Lewis Barnes, of Oxford, chairman, Henry R. Barnes of this city, Isaac Barnes of Col linsvllle Andrew J. Barnes of Bridgeport, Dr. Warden, the historian, and Samuel II. Barnes, the secretary and treasurer. Among those who were present were Willis Barnes, Major 'F. Attwater Barnes, Miss Hattie Barnes, Henry Barnes E. Henry Barnes, Andrew J. Barnes, Charles D. Barnes, Edwin P. Barnes, Willet Barnes, Mrs. D. w. Barnes, R. w. Law Ca Barnes by marrlage) and fam fly, Mrs. Charles D. Barnes, R. F. Smith and family, Elizur Thompson, Rev. O. B.. Thompson. Charles I. Stevens, Samuel Pot ter, Mary Foote, Mrs. Henry Foote, Mrs. L. Thompson. From Montowese came Mrs. A. Crockett, Mrs. c. M. Barnes George L Barnes, Miss Adeline Crockett, Lewis Mrc TinrS Rnrr Cnd wife, Henry Foote, c. M. Barnes Nellie Foote, M. Foote Mrs. Henry Foete, Edwin Ball and Miss Emma Foote. Others present were Mrs. William Barnes, Frank Barnes, Miss Emma Barnes, Miss Gazie Barnes, Mrs. s. Rowe, Henry Purcell of Fair Haven, Mrs. of North Haven, Elswo worth Thompson of East Haven, Fred. l.. Buckingham and family of this city, Mrs. Willard Parker of Southing ton. Mrs. o. A. Barnes and Mrs. Chichester of Brooklyn, and Warren Cooper of North Haven. Members of the family were in at tendance from Easton, Pa, Westdeld Mass Troy, Albany, Newburg, New York city. Rockdale, Mass, Litchfeld. Meriden, Bristol, Bridgeport, Woodbury and Preston.
 Funeral of Joseph Barber.
 The services over the remains of the late Joseph Barber at the Grove street chapel yesterday were very impressive. Rev. MT. Davenport, of Bridgeport, officiated. Among the bearers were three sons, Henry, Joseph and Charles, three of his daughters also being present at the services Among others pres- ct were Mrs NJ. A. Osborn. Mrs. Frederick Whittlesey, Mrs George w Osborn, William, Parsons and wife, A. c. Wilcox, Charles Pe- terson, Samuel Moves, Nlinott Thompson, Charles Augur and Frederick Bostwick. After the services at the chapel the remains we're taken to the family lot on Cypress avenue and there inferred.
 West Karen
 The cottagers in Oriental Park had another enjoyable time on their pier on Beach street Tuesday evening. They numbered about seventy, including their visiting friends. They had a masquerade party and visited Railroad Grove with their masks on during the evening" much to the amusement of the habitues of the grove where they made g short stay, and then returned and kept up the festivities until nearly midnight, both old and young joining in tripping the light fan tastic by moonlight on the pier One of the visitors was a guest of John Payne and came from the Isle of Man
 D. s. Thompson and wife returned from their tour of different watering places Tues day morning and are again domiciled at the Sea View House. B. Shoninger returned from his annual visit to Saratoga Tuesday evening, much benefited from drinking the famous Saratoga water. He gained five pounds dur ing his stay of ten days. The Sea View and Beach Houses have large number of guests notwithstanding the cool weather.
 r2 a Bow wles, of this city, have been visiting Mrs. l. F. Emery on Summer street for the past week.
 Personal.
 Aldarman William H. Law has returned from his summer vacation.
 Deacon George Stillman, of Wethersfeld died yesterday of dysentery, aged 54.
 MT. Joseph Gile, of the Board of Educa- tion has returned from Franklin Falls, N. H.
 Kirschner, the printer burned out at the Center street fire, goes into business on State street. He has bought the stock of MT. Wil- liam Faulkner's printing office in Norwich.
 w. E. Hatch, Of Branford, principal of schools there for five six years, goes to Milford Mass, having accepted more lu crative position there. Several applications for the vacant position have been made.
 Mr 4. L. Dietnler, foreign corr esponding clerk of Hubbard's advertising agency, has accepted position as bookkeeper in Marlin's Firearms company Mir Dietmer has 8 large number of friends who will learn with pleasure of his promotion and will wish him all success.
 A correspondent of the Utica Uerald, writing from New Haven, gives the following description of ''Ik Marvel's" home: 'Just beyond the city limits, and within sight of the red granite bluff where Whalley, Goffe, and Dix once sought shelter from English vengeance. is the retreat of that pleasant au- thor, Donald G. Mitchell, better known as sIk Marvel Anyone who has read with delight the pages of My Farm at Edgewood' will not fail to recognize the fine southerly slope. looking toward the sea the quaint, low Sonlersetshire house, with it's odd stone walls brick trimmed doors and double windows sheltered with project ing caves, and built experiment., just to see whether a comfortable house could not be erected with materials already at hand In spite of the head, Shakings of the neigh bors, the farmer author succeeded in erecting 0 very pretty and sutstHntial little cottage out of homely material. Inc authors pres ent house IS quite an expensive one, and pleasantly situated on the hillside above the road commanding ino view of the city"
 How can you remain a sufferer from dys- pepsia when worse cases than yours are be- ing cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla. Try it.