Morning journal and courier., 1884-08-05
N6rthH Haven.

George w. Futile has purchased the land near r, c. Bfad1ey's recently owned by MT. Potwihe, and has contracted with S, P, Bradley to build q dwelling house thereon, Work on the building was commenced this morning.
 Rev, MT. Penney, of WallingfeFd, preached at the Congregational church Oil Sunday in exchange with the Rev, Mf, Bell, who owing to the disability of Rev. Mir. Reynolds was to occupy his pulpit In the afternoon Mir . Penney preached a very earnest, convincing sermon from the text, 'Let patience have her perfect work" He also was present and led the service at the monthly missionary concert in the evening, which was largely attended and of much more than usual in terest
 Mrs. B. M Page is to entertain the Ladies' Benevolent society at her residence on Thurs day afternoon of this week.
 On Sunday evening the horse driven by Rev. Mir Penney, which was hitched in front of Mir. Reynolds house during the evening service, became unhitched in some way and started for home. MT. Reynolds immediate ly harnessed his horse and with MT. Penney started in pursuit. They picked up the horse blanket some little distance above the Center and overlook the horse, which was walking lelsurely along, near Morse's crossing. Moth ing was injured and the reverend gentlemen separated and each went on his way rejoicing that what might have proved serious ended SO well. August A.
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 DJoseph Moves has returned from a short Visit at the shore.
 J. B. Kendrick and his family are expected home to-day from Princeton, Mass. Miss Helen Hull, of New Haven. was in town Saturday.
 Miss O. A. Webster closes her store this week and goes to Vermont for few weeks to visit with her relatives
 One hundred and seventy-six dollars has been raised towards the relief of John Naples, who was burned out short time ago.
 The Augustus Hall estate was distributed on Saturday land Mrs. Jane Futile received SC, SIS 65, Horace A. Hall $6, ,813. .65, and the heirs of E. G. Hall $5, 5,813.65. Mrs. Futile receives the homestead on Main street and the land extending back to within 15O feet of Whittelsey avenue, also furniture, notes and cash to make up her share. Horace A. Hall receives the Pine Hill land, the Giles Hall land and one-half of the land on Whittlesey avenue, together with notes and cash. The heirs of E. G. Hall receive the other half of the land on Whittlesey avenue, the Frear place, Cutler land, Blue Hill land and Wolcott land, also notes and cash. The distributors were H. L. Hall, A. D. Judd and John Atwater.
 B. F. Steel launched his new catamaran, named <EFame, ''on Simpsons pond Saturday. It is made after the design for which he took out letters patent short time since.
 pr. Gilbert has recently purchased hand some horse
 The Knights of Labor meet Wednesday eveningin National hall.
 Mrs. George Scrs nton, of New Haven and Mrs. Belle Currie, ~of Alabama, were visiting at Mrs. Randall C. ,ok's on Elm street last week.
 Frank Fuller was arrested on Sunday for stealing harness from Miss Edith Williams Saturday night. The harness was found in his possession a1,d he was tried before Justice William M- Hall and bound over to the Superior court.
 The excursion to High Rock is set for Wednesday, but if it should storm on Tues day the excursion will be postponed until Friday, and should it storm both Tuesday and Wednesday it win be postponed until later in the season. Tgle fare for the round trip will be $I. August 5.