Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-08
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Town Agent Reynolds was worse yester- day His disease is inflammation of the bowels. He was quite i'll again yesterday.
 Town Clerk Hugo has rush of business at his office in making out dog licenses. Over four hundred dogs have been registered thus far.
 General S. R. Smith has returned from a trip West
 MT. A. L. Chandler, the printer, left for Boston yesterday to attend the funeral of 8 little nephew who died on Wednesday,.
 Dr. w. F. Carver, the world renowned rife shot, was forty-fve years old yesterday.
 Edward S. Osborn, the Church street hat ter, and Miss Myra M. Champlin were mar ried Wednesday evening at Utica, N.&Y., at the home of the brides father The happy pair left on bridal trip.
 Wesley Clark, of Derby, recently caught 8 trout in Race brook, Orange, that tipped the scales at one and one-half pounds. It was the largest trout that has been caught in this brook in several years.
 J. s. Rood, late proprietor of the Merwin Point Hotel at Woodmont, is to leave Mil ford soon to accept position at the Con tinenta1 Hotel, Narragansett Pier, for the summer.
 MT. H. A. Bennett, of this city, has been in New Preston attending to the letting of his farm.
 Daniel Beman, of New Preston, has emi- grated to Montana to engage in the cattle business.
 Sheldon H. Bassett of Birmingham, son of Royal M Bassett, who returned this week from a course of study in Germany, will at once enter business college, preparatory to engaging in business with his father.
 B. W. Shanley, employed at the Mathu- shek piano shop, West Haven, sailed for Flu rope yesterday on two months visit to rel atives.
 Mrs. Hannah Hartenstein and her son Abram left yesterday for New York to take the steamer for Europe tomorrow. They will be absent four months.
 Paymaster Dillenbeck, of the Second regi- ment, has been chosen treasurer of the Sec ond Regiment Officers association, vice Cap- tain G. S. Arnold resigned.
 Dr. c. A. Dorman, after several hours at tendance upon Mrs.. William W. Bromham who was unconscious from an overdose of pronounced her out of danger
 
 affection of the heart, and for several years has been troubled with an Liberated tooth She took tho laudanum to deaden the pain In the tooth at the suggestion of her physi- elan but miscalculated the amount.
 Burt Hull, Mrs. Holden and Mrs. Oxley, of Southington, will sail for England in the Republic of the White Star line Saturday
 Jared R. Avery, for many years in the en- ploy of the freight department of the New London Northern railroad, has resigned.
 Mess1s. G. A. Harris and O. F. Harris, M D., of Norwich, left that city Wednesday night to visit the New Orleans exposition Thence they will travel to California by the Southern Pacific railroad, do the Pacific coast as far north as Puget Sound and return by way of the Northern Pacific railroad.
 The Rev: Dr. William F. Johnson, for 25 years missionary in northern India, is spending few days in Waterbury, the guest of his sister, Mrs A. M. Blakesley. MT. George Lamb, of Waterbury, fell in fainting fit at his home yesterday. He is one of Waterbury's best citizens and about 70 years of age. He was unconscious for some time, but it is thought will recover.