Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-06
LOCAL ME WIS.
Brief Mention.

see the roll ChlonuAI Ab OOI1uau ~< Unrivalled Chase pianos, 643 Chapel street.
 Df.A A. A. Smith of this city, who is i'll in Guilford, is improving.
 Miss Elaine Rowland of New Haven is vis- iting Miss Ida Byxbee in Meriden.
 There were eleven patients received at the hospital during the past two days
 Rev. E. w. Babcock of New York, former lv of this city, is in town visiting friends.
 The Hartford Bar association meets to-day to take action regarding the death of s. P. Newell of Bristol.
 Rev. l.. R. Streeter of Bridgeport will preach in the M. E. church, Stratford, next Sunday morning.
 Lawyer John H. Futile and family remove to Indiana shortly. MT. Futile will engage in the practice of law.
 Cards are out for the marriage of D. F. Burritt of this city and Misa L. Gertrude Way of Woodstock, Jan. il.
 The Hon. Charles Parker of Msriden was 79 years old Tuesday, 3d, and celebrated the anniversary by dinner party.
 w. Fl. Bishop, L. A. D. Hendrick and R. D. Christie have accepted positions with the Great Western Clock company of La Sale, Illinois.
 A life-siz. crayon portrait of the Rev. Dr. Nathaniel J. Burton was yesterday placed on the walls of the parlors of the Park church, Hartford.
 There will be full Epiphany service with singing of anthems by the vested choir at Trinity church on Epiphany, Friday, Jan. 6, at 5 o'clock.
 A bill appropriating $20O, 1000 for post office and custom house building in Bridge port was introduced in Congress Wednesday by Judge Granger.
 In Jersey City on Monday Record W. Hinckley, aged 69, was married to Mrs. Abi- gail c. Glazier, aged 55. MT. Hinckley for merly resided in Bridgeport. k. To-day being the Feast of the Epiphany in the Catholic church, masses will be offered in the morning and services and benedictior will be held in the evening.
 Leport Hubbell of FoIestville, formerly ( New Haven bank director, has gone to Lake wood, N. J., for his health, and if the change is not favorable he will go to Florida
 Plainville is to have new weekly paper the Home Enterprise, edited and published by Fl. B. Brewer. The first issue is to b. 1000 copies free, and will be out this week
 Mrs. Marvin H. Sanford of Tarifville, who has been very sick for the past three months at first with typhoid malarial fever whicf was succeeded by nervous prostration, ii slightly better.
 Montowese tribe of Red Mon of Merider will raise up chiefs next Wednesday night It will be big time, public and held in the Town hall Over 500 invitations are out. Many ladies will attend.
 Henry M. Lyon, son of Frederick H. Lyon of Bridgeport, has been admitted a member of the hardware firm of Londerbach, Gilbert & Co.,, New York city, with which he has for several years been connected.
 Master Wilbur P. Bryan of Waterbury ,who was so seriously injured last week by a blow on the eyeball from shinny, is much better, and the physician hopes to save the sight, although it will not be perfect as formerly.
 Mrs. Frank Bradley of 113 Wali street is slowly convalescing after an illness of several months with nervous prostration. Her phY- sician is Dr. Ives. The many friends of the lady will be glad to hear of the improve ment in the case.
 A very large circle of friends were much pained yesterday to hear of the very serious illness of Mrs. Pardee, beloved wife of F. w. Pardee of Benedict, Pardee & Co.,, wholesale coal merchants, residing on Wooster Place. The lady was seized on Tuesday with an alarming attack of illness, with symptoms of paralytic nature. Dr. Skif was sum- noned and is in attendance. Last evening she was no worse and apparently easier than in the morning, and it is thought that if she passed through the night with no change fo1 the worse that there would be hopes of her recovery. The lady is much beloved by her many friends, and the community will sin cerely hope for her recovery and restoration to health.