Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-15
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 MrJ. HLinsley is sojourning short time in Meriden. sl aGs s5EIs 5i Hsaa szsa ssa
 Morgan Fowler has been indisposed during the past week. M ss -sss s aes
 Quinnipiac Hose company have received many fisttering comments on their fine ap- pearance in the great parade at Bridgeport last Thursday. a sa The hunters with their dogs, gun and am. munition started of on the express Saturday afternoon. They will be absent for several days a@cH4ge eta .fss ,. The borough fire department officials have been invited to see the working of the new patent fire escape and ladder at New York city on Tuesday next. aa
 The Rev. H. O. .ssHovey, who is soon to leave us, will sell a portion of his household furniture at private sale after to-day. 1e ea a5 The conCrete sidewalks on the west side of North Quinnipiae street are laid as far as the Richard Davis residence. The last walk was laid on Saturday. kss7 EsissEs sz5 -s eHsc sn
 4 set-to between two men, to see which was the smartest, took place on the heights Saturday night in the rain. Several witnessed the set-to to see fair play. sg e.ser a-elaa
 Rev.. Dr. Dennen, pastor of the Third church in this city, preached in the Second church yesterday morning, having exchanged pulpits with the pastor, Rev.. Dr. sHovey.
 Mir. Fl. O.. Rowe, the oyster dealer, has been quite indispossd for the past week, be- ing confined to the house all the while.
 Capt. George Lanfair, of Baltimore, who came last week to attend the wedding, will return home in a day or two.
 Miss Hettie Bradley sang very acceptably in the choir of St. James, church at yesterdays services.
 Yesterday the woods and fields were visited by numerous companies of hunters after chestnuts. Some of them remained until well into the evening.
 Dr. E. 0. M. Hall is one of the assistant doctors at the Homeopathic college in New York city. . -
 Miss W. H. Kellogg arrived home last week from her visit in western Virginia.
 The Rev. Mir. Scott, of Wallingford, off ciat ed at St. James church yesterday for the Rev. w. E. Vibbert, the rector of the church, who is in Philadelphia, Penn, attending the convention of the Protestant Episcopal church society which is in session there now.
 small sloop anchored near Graves ship yard during the storm Sunday morning drag ged her anchor and drifted up against Dragon bridge. As soon as the tide turned the own CT took his boat to her mooring and made the craft fast again. The bridge was not hurt in the least, not a plank or nail was started.
 Dr. J. G. Barnett, who was present as an invited guest at the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the Center church, Hartford, was organist and leader of the choir of the society for twenty two years, and only absent eleven Sabbaths during that period. On Friday last he performed upon the new or gan recently erected at 8 cost of $1,5oo,a 8 memorial gift of Mrs. Leonard Church. The instrument is said to be superlatively grand. barge loaded with oyster shells at the wharf of H. c! Rowe & Co. sprang Ralsak on Friday night, caused by the rudder getting caught in the wharf, and partially sank. The captain, wife and three children were asleep in the cabin. One of the crew in the barge alongside discovered the boat sinking, and hastily aroused the captain and his family and got them out quickly from their perilous position. Had it not been for the timely dis covery the captain and his family would have drowned. a4 1eS S a