Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-28
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.


 Hartford's new public bath house will b. opened to-day It is at Dutch Point.
 The St. Francis Literary association ha decided not to run an excursion this sea son.
 Ex-Governor Ingersoll is consideraly i'm proved, and will probably be about in feV days.
 The work on the Derby avenue sewer wa begun Saturday by the Board of Public Works.
 The remains of Mrs. Francis A. Ross were transferred from North Warren to this city for interment.
 Miss Kittie O'Donnell, the popular soprano singer, is very low at her fathers residence 106 Asylum street.
 Mrs. Reyes, living on Poplar street, who was severely burned last week, was in very low condition last evening.
 MT. F. s. Andrew was appointed by the Probate court Saturday trustee on the estate of the late Clifford H. Booth.
 The Congamond Lakes the Canal rail road will be visited August 18th by St. Der nard lodge, K. P, of Hartford
 Eli Bradley, an idiot from Prospect, died at the hospital Saturday morning. He had been suffering with broken leg.
 Edwin N Northrop and William K. Mix, son of Henry Mix, of the City Market res taurant; left Saturday to walk to Collins vile.
 The veteran fremen will meet this evening at their hall to consider the question of hay ing an excursion or the reunion, and a large attendance is desired.
 Mrs Wilcox, the mother of Postmaster Wilcox at Norwich Town, celebrated hel ninety-ninth birthday on the 18th inst. She is in full possession of her faculties.
 William Hamilton, Hartford's oldest in habitant, died on Friday, aged 102. He was farmer by occupation, and native of Ireland His wife died nine years ago.
 Various minor improvements have been in progress at the Fremont House for several weeks adding to the comfort of the house. The carpenters are now doing the finishing touches.
 MT. John H. Barlow, contractor at Win chester's for many years, was presented witf handsome frame filled with pictures of his employees on the occasion of his leaving tht firms employ Saturday.
 Black Ned, owned by William Siebert, ant Moscow, owned by Patrick O'Keefe, ar' matched to trot race at Hamilton Park thil afternoon if the weather is favorable. Int race is for $10O, best three in five.
 Building permits have been issued for thC erection of a two-tenement frame dwelling or the corner of Sylvan avenue and Elliott street, 27 by 40 feet, William Menge; frame dwelling, 32 by 29 feet, on Lloyd street, by Cover & Mansfield
 Mir Frank Morgan, secretary and treasurer of the New Haven Clock company, left witt his wife recently for Bennington, Vt., having been summoned thither owing to the deatt of Dr, Morgan, MT. Morgan's father, highly esteemed citizen of that place.
 Lawsuits are threatened over fence hnt between the property of Edward Tomlinso1 and the G-C. Baldwin estate in Ansonia. 4 fence ygcently erected on the latter estate in terferes with the formers blacksmith shop it is claimed J. w. Hines, of this city, ii administrator for the Baldwin estate.
 Mrs. Gertrude Cotton, wife of Edward Gray, M D., a native of Middletown and daughter of the late Henry NJ. Colton, diet of blood poisoning at Fort Gaston, Cal, Jul. 10, aged 27 years and months and 20 days She was married in London, England, in thu summer of 1876, and went to San Francisco to live in 1878 and has been a resident O California ever since.
 SerIoun Illness of NIT. Sidney Rabcock,