Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-22
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Rev. s. M. Hammond, pastor of the East Pearl street Methodist church, is at Ocean Grove, N. J., spending his summer vaca- tion.
 MT. George Dayton sold last week his val uable horse to parties in Falls Village. The purchasers were well pleased with their bargain.
 Mrs Martha Daniels and Mrs Ira Daniels of Northampton, Mass, are visiting for 8 short time at Mrs. Frank B. Norton's.
 Mir. Arthur D. Barnes, son of Herbert Barnes, left last evening by the New York steamboat for Shenandoah, Penn, where he has accepted position in the large wholesale house of Swift & Go butchers.
 Mir. William Ames and wife and Miss Jen. nie Hine are away on few days summer tour, stopping at Milford, New York city and Coney Island.
 MT. F. Howard Hemingway and family returned from Holyoke, Mass, on Monday, where they have been tarrying 8 week oi more.
 The remains of Mrs. Frank l.. Gum reached here from Waterbury yesterday af- ternoon. The funeral ceremonies will be held this afternoon from her late residence on NOrIu &Eu1IlQlp1AC SCr60t.
 MT. Augustus Frisbie and daughter, Miss Nellie, of Chicago, H., who have been visit ing for the past ten days at Mir. Russell Smiths, returned to their home on Monday last
 The farmers say the melon trade is excel lent this season and that the crop is all tn ey could wish for. One of the farmers re- ceived on Monday for the melons he brought to market thirty dollars in clean E1 Ia h days work.
 The firemens excursion to Glen Island to- morrow promises to be 8 large one and a fine and pleasant time is anticipated. The rail road cars leave the Center street crossing al @. n. sharp. The fare for the round trip including cars and boat is only 75 cents. All are cordially invited to attend. John Pebble came near being suffocated yesterday while down in 8 well which had been formerly used for a corn crib, but had not been in use and unknown to them it had become fonl lately. When near the bottom Mf. Pebble was taken senseless and was i'm mediately drawn up. Restoratives were ap- piled, and it was some time before he re- covered consciousness. Last evening he was all right save being very weak. Miss Carrie Thrall, sister of Mrs. R. w. Bronson, and friend Miss Sophia Edell, oi Wallingferd, who have been visiting here for few days, returned to their homes on Mon day last.
 A corset manufactory has been started in the Bradley block. A large number of hands will be employed and this enterprise, 1t is hoped, will make matters little more stir. ring in this vicinity.
 Mir. D. D. Mallory and wife, Captain Will liam Farren and wife, Miss Sophia Faulkner, Mrs. J. c Luddington and two daughters, Miss Minnie and Miss Julia, Mr. H. R. Smith and wife and daughter, Miss Mamie C., started for Saratoga Springs yesterday, via the Canal road. The travellers will sojourn there for about ten days and will stop at the Grand Union during their stay at the Springs. Mir. J. D. Mallory and family. of Baltimore, whc were here on visit, intended to accompany the party on, this trip, but his business al home required his immediate attention, SC yesterday morning instead of going to Sara toga, as he had arranged, he and his family returned to Baltimore.