Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-27
LUCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Brief M0nG1Ons
 The Hartford hospital has now no pa' tients
 The father of Judge Beardsley is quite ill at Long Hill
 A tugboat with four barges arrived at Hartford yesterday.
 Col. Bliven of New Milford, has gone to South Carolina for his health. The members of the Hartford Fox club have killed twelve foxes during the fall and winter
 The ball of the New Haven Literary asso- citation takes place Wednesday evening at the Grays' armory. /
 forty hours adoration- service will be held at St. Mary's church, commencing on the last Sunday in April
 Thomas H. Martin, we'll known barber of Hartford, aged AS, died Sunday, after a short illness with pneumonia.
 Dr. Frank Wells, of Wethersfeld, is very ill and prayers were offered Sunday for his recovery by Rev. MT. Hicks at his church.
 On Monday. April 2nd, the land and dwell ing house 416 Howard avenue, belonging to the estate of Elizabeth P. Peckham, will be sold at auction.
 G. H. KenelI, of this city, gave some fine voices, at the Easter services at Rev. Dr. Richardsons church, New Britain
 Owen Gagnan. age 13, of Meriden, who has been sick at the hospital since February with variety of disorders, died there Sun day of pneumonia.
 Michael Farley, who spent thirty five oi his 40 years in Westville as butcher, died there Sunday of pneumonia, which devel oped from cold of three or four days du ration.
 A small barn in the rear of Ira Knspp'i house, Danbury, burned Saturday evening The contents of hay, straw and chickens were destroyed. A COW was saved. Mir Knapp thinks the fire was incendiary.
 Mr. Henry Nelson Oviatt, secretary of the Washington Union Brotherhood, and engaged at Adam & Taylor's, has been confined to his residence, No. whalley avenue, by severe cold followed by intermittent fever, but ii now improving.
 All subordinate lodges of Odd Fellows ir the State are advised by Grand Master Nun. son, of Waterbury, in an anniversary procla- nation, to make due and proper observance of the sixty-fourth anniversary of Odd Eel lowship in America on April 26 coming.
 Bridgeport is to have new skating rink. It will be built upon the old Stanley House property adjoining the Naugatuck railroad offices on South avenue. This will give Su- perintendent Beach an opportunity to become proficient on the rollers before the High Rock season opens
 The Young Peoples Literary association of this city, F. A. Southworth president, left last evening for Paterson, N. J., where they repeat this evening an entertainment given by them recently in this city with gratifying success It is given for the benefit of 8 church in Paterson, and very pleasant time is assured.
 Dr. W. E. Vibbert will read at St. James, Episcopal church. Fair Haven, next Sunday morning, the recent farewell sermon of his son, Dr. William H. vibbert, to his parish- toners at Germantown, Pa on his last Sum- day as their pastor preceding his departure for Chicago to take charge of 8 church there at a salary of $7,00o per annum.
 John c. Anderson, Esq, member of Hiram Lodge No. l, F. & A. M, handed Sec retary W. A. Beers yesterday liberal sum of money in gold, not far from $100 to be presented to the dramatic company who will present the play Of Monsieur Alphonse," !" as token of his appreciation of their efforts. He also proposed to secure good number of seats for his friends for the benefit entertain ment on Friday evening