Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-09
had birthday party at the residence of her father l Re sreshnlents were excellent, music was good.
MilfOrda


 The graduating exer .ises of the High school de- partment of the graded school will be held in the Town hall on Friday evening.
 Aston hall is being repainted by painters from
 The Boar of Education held their usual quar- terly meeting in the town clerks ofnce Monday
 An egg and pink festival will be given in the Town hall the 18th and 16th by the young people of A pleasant wedding occurred last Thursday even ing at the residence of Mr. Charles E. Roder, the contracting parties being Miss Barbara Wilhelmey and Charles E. Roder Rev J j., H Fitzgerald of The young people of the First church are making preparations to give sunhower concert at an
 Miss Carrie Smith. of Orange, has been the guest
 of Mrs. Elias Bradley on Cherry street during the ChiIdren,s day will be celebrated in the First the mernine tSe pastor Rev N M Calhoun will address the youth and children particularly Bap- tism of infants will also be feature of the ser The twentieth anniversary of the marriage of MT, | their residence on Monday evening. A large num-
 Der of their relatives and friends @ were present: and the effair passed off in delightful manner. and well wishes of their friends, who wish them
 Godspeed the remainder Of their journey together The Chautauqua circle will meet at the residence of Mrs Mary Darlington on Wednesday evening: of this place will be united in matrimony We'd nesday evening at five o'clock in the First church. Landlord Sinclair, of the Burns Point hotel, gave complimentary dinner to his friends last Wednes- day About fifteen sat down to a dinner that was without exception in quality manner of serving, and no doubt his table will be well patronzed dur ing the if the same fare is served his cus- toners.
 The remains of George A. Nettleton. who died in Shelton last Saturday and who formerly res
 dent here brought to this place for burial on Monday afternoon. The services were held in the | First church and conducted by Rev N. M. Calhoun and the pastor of the deceased. He was thirty. seven years of age land leaves wife and three ! children to mourn hls loss. June g. waningford. The wedding of Miss Emma 0. Hall and Charles | ternoon at Mrs. Halls residence the farms. Rev l J. E. Wildman will of1ciate 1 The Soldiers Memorial association hold their an | nual meeting tonight The treasurer's report vii
 $260 S9, while the disbursements were $45, leaving
 balance of $2l5 89 in the treasury. The secretary report will show that out of 122 members A have
 not paid their dues for the past Copies of the
 constitution and bylaws of the organization have been printed and will be distributed among the 1 members tonight.
 Dr. F. s. Vail and wife have gone to Poughkeep | sic N. Y, for visit.
 | The suit of A. H. Bartholomew vS. Emory Morse comes up for trial in the Common Pleas court June | 10, and the of H. F. Hall The Norwalk In l surance Co., will be tried before jury June 8. | Professor Milcke has a new village cart and har | ness
 | Frank Evarts and bride are expected home this week.
 J. M Smith, of Meriden, who formerly resided here Fair street in town Saturday even ing. Mrs H. O. Lane, of New York, is visiting in town O. B. Lane has had number of choice plants | stolen from his yard recently. l The oratorio takes place in the Congregations been large, and the church will be crowded. | June z.