Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-13
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Rhyslclans leogers at Dormans.
 J. Gaffey and wife of this city are at the Parker House, Woodbury.
 Hartford Odd Fellows give an excursion to Branford shore on the Both.
 Bridgeport canton, Patriarohs Militant, has voted to surrender it's charter.
 Edward Bailey of New Haven is spending his vacation in Colebrook, the guest of c. Fl. Coe.
 July 27 the Methodist Sunday school of Ansonia with friends will picnic at Pawson park
 The Ansonia and Birmingham plumbers will contest in ball game at the Ansonia park Saturday.
 Edward Phelps and family and William BunnelI of this city are summering in Bark hampsted.
 William King of Waterbury, aged fifty one, died at the hospital yesterday of tumor on the neck
 The Birmingham Sons of Veterans will hold their first annual excursion to ThimbIe Islands August 20.
 MT. Cyrus W. Kellogg and family of this city are spending few weeks on Town Hill, New Hartford, Conn.
 Mrs. I. Morgenstein, of Boston, and Miss Rosie Lavine, of New York, are visiting in this city for few weeks.
 William W. Thomas of this city, who bought the Peter Farley place in Southbury, has been summering in Shelton.
 The Rev. Dr. Thompson, of Iowa City, will begin his duties as pastor of the Memorial Baptist church of Hartford September 1.
 Hon. Charles Atwater of the town agents office is going away on 6 vacation in few days, the first one he hes taken in eleven years.
 The joint picnic of the CatholicITemper- ance and Catholic Literary societies of Wa terbury will be held at Savin Rock Saturday, July 23.
 MT. Isaac Riley, one of the leading master plumbers of Boston, is in town stopping at the residence of 0. O. E. Hartung, 537 Howard avenue.
 The Torrington Lawn Tennis club has twenty members and are at work having the \ ball grounds graded and put in first t-class condition.
 Daniel Mccarthy, Middletown fireman, had his ankle broken this week. In running to fire the hook and ladder truck was upset, ' causing the accident.
 Bridgeport man is proposing to build at \ the south end of the Black Rock bridge an ! exact reproduction of an English roadside inn | of the sixteenth century.
 Mrs. Henry E. Peck and Mrs. Birdssy c. Lake of this city are among the arrivals at the United States Hotel in Litchfeld and Miss Stoughton of this city at the Lake View.
 We acknowledge the receipt of late issues of the great English dailies from MT. G. o. Cruttenden. The English dailies appear to be unanimous in favor of Cleveland and free trade
 Four hundred and thirty-three million stamped envelopes were made at the United States agency in Hartford in the last twelve months. In last June alone forty-ive mill lion were made.
 Hubert F. Potter, the prosperous Monto- wese milk dealer, has just built another addi- ' tion to his barns and is erecting 8 handsome windmill with cement pipe well for furnish ! ing water supply. The Italian bark with rags from Alexandria | which morning contemporary has recorded | as arrived here and lying at Belle dock is not here yet. She was at New London Tuesday and brings rags for the Seymour Paper com- pany.
 Townsend lodge No. s9, I. O. o. F., of Waterbury, will invite Naugatuck lodge No. 63 of Ansonia and Ousatonic lodge No. of Derby, together with their families and friends, to join in their excursion to Glen Island Friday, July 27.
 Charles Fabrique of New Haven and Mrs. ! Sherman Futile of Southbury, nephew and niece of the aged Benjamin Fabrique of Woodbury, visited him last week in hopes to r be able to move him where his remaining ! relatives could care for him.
 Walter Bacon, brother of::Editor Bacon of the Derby Transcript, and himself city editor ,f the Kansas City Times, called on friends n Woodbury Monday and Tuesday. He will Ihortly take a well earned vacation of two years and travel around the world. The board of directors of the Plainvills Cemetery association elected at the last meet 1 ng are: D. W. Fox, E. F. Murfee, B. Carter, 3. Hills, F. A. Tinker, A. H. Condell, s. romlinson, F. s. Neale, A. N. Clark
 Over four hundred persons attended the |, summer school at Mantle yesterday The Hon. Anthony A1nes of the State board of ,ducation, the Hon. William B. StockwelI. commissioner of education of Rhode Island, {, md MT. Clarke, principal of the Gaston i Ichool of Boston, made 8 tour of the school ,n Wednesday morning.
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