Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-20
LOCAL NEW 6.
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
 The Juno took quite party out on it's trip yesterday.
 The Elm City made its regular Sunday trip to New York with a small list of passen- gers.
 The Howard avenue church and Sunday school picnic at High Rock Grove to-day, Monday.
 The Barnes family will hold their annual reunion at Congamond Lakes the last week in August.
 Several members of the Ramblers' Bicycle club took run on their wheels to Meriden and return yesterday.
 MT Harry Munson, the well known sketch artist, of the Arthur Styles combination, is in this city on visit.
 Miss Kittie O'Donnell is to leave this city for New York to join the Warner-Fitch Opera company on September 1.
 The annual picnic of the German Baptist church and Sunday school will take place at Pawson Park Wednesday, July %.
 On August 27 the excursion of the K. o. J. society takes place. They go on the elegant steamer John H. Starin to Glen Island.
 An outlet should be provided for the waste water from the pump in Broadway. At present it stands in the street in puddles.
 The Sunday schools of the Episcopal, Bap- tist and Congregational churches of Walling- ford picnic at High Rock Grove next Thurs day
 The St. George Cricket club of New York and the New Haven Cricket club will play match game here at Hamilton Park July 25th.
 General Graham, who has the privilege of naming the next camp at Mantle, has named it Camp Harrison in honor of Governor liar rison.
 Wilbur F. Osborne's barn at Derby Lake was burned down Saturday. Loss $50 Twenty-Five horses in the barn were res cued.
 Superintendent Dutton has been elected one of the vice presidents of the National Educational assocfation, now in annual ses- sion at Saratoga.
 Mr. and Mrs. Stebbins, the noted singers, are stopping at the residence of Dr. Skiff on Chapel street. They will remain in the city for one or two days.
 Tomorrow the Sunday schools and parish es of Christ church, Church of the Ascension and the St. James church, Westville, will unite in picnic at Pawson Park.
 At Branch Mission, Todd's block, 490 State street, meetings will be held only on We'd nesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday eve ninos of each week until further notice, com mencing at 8 o'clock.
 Owing to illness Rev. Dr. Goodsell was obliged to shorten the services which he was conducting at the First M. E. church yes terday morning, and was confined to the house for the rest of the day. John Geady, of Canal street, fell in fit while coming down Whitney avenue from East Rock Park early last evening, caused by his being overheated. The police wagon was sent for and Geady was taken to his home.
 A new locomotive is being constructed at the Consolidated road shops in this city. The engine is one of the Hennesy make, with new side brakes on the wheels, and all mod ern improvements, and will be one of the best engines on the road when completed. The new liberty pole for Custom House Square was put in position Saturday. A record of the pole was inserted in tin box together with the record of the old pole ! found after thirty years in the bottom of the | pole removed, and the box was inserted in hole bored in the bottom of the new pole.