Morning journal and courier., 1889-10-25
o,tion. IN aettxsbure this week we're Mr. en-

cations in Gettysburg this week were MI. and
Mrs. J. r. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs L. b. Bald
win and Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Buckingham:
Mr.. Henry Cornwall and Mr.. Il. L. CORNWALL
were also Of the party.
Tho Msthodists will hold their annual har-
vest festival in the Town hall Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, November 9th and
18th.
II Is expected that the memorial pamphlet
which ia to be issued BY the First church
will not be ready before the holidays: 1t
will contain the addresses given on the San
day of the celebration and other interesting
historical matter.
Mrs. Edwin Bray, with her son and dauKh-
ter, of Brooklyn, have been visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. James Beach the past weak or
more.
Miss Lille Street has 10 far recovered from
the injuries she received from fall ~ to be
about again.
Miss Bertha Beach intends TO take trip
to New York State soon, to be absent some
time. F..sss5ss.s. i
Wepowaes lodge held intsrssting exercises
on Sunday afternoon in connection with the
decoration Of the graves Of their deceased
Nom bers, which number 90. The exercises
at the Town hall consulted of addresses by
q. ]. Matthewson and Mr.. Hunt Of New na-
ven, and some selections of music BY guar.
tette composed Of VIM. b. Clark, Frank
Clark, w. E.. Clark, Mrs. w. q. Clark and
Miss Lizzie Stowe. Mr.. Connolly, past grand
master, of Bridgeport, made the address at
D. N. and D. L. Clarke have returned from
Louisville, BY. On the route to and from
that place various places of interest were Wis
tied. The return was by way of Washington,
DC, and through Pennsylvania, stopping at
Chambersburg and Gettysburg.
Snu,ngn~tou
Dot. M.-John Morix was on Wednesday
fined 81 and costs for drunkenness and assault
on Thomas Carafillo. Paul Russo of New
Haven defended.
Mr.. william Latten of Westport and Misc
Emma Wagstaff of this place were married
at the Episcopal church Wednesday evening
by Rev. Mr.. Barhydt. The bride was attirsd
in costume of brown surah silk. Miss
Emma Gill was bridesmaid. There was Q
long list Of gifts. The young people will
reside in Westport after q brief wedding
Mr. Frank Rashor and family removed tc
Bridgeport to-day. Mr.. Raehor has been en-.
gagged in business here many years.
General state News.
BRAKEMAN KILLED.
NoRwAIk, c., Oct. M.-s'-uel vii.
liams of Cannons; aged thfr freight
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depot platform at this station last evening
and was killed.
FUNERAL OF MIR. BRAY.
BRIDEGROOM, Oct. A.-The funeral ser.
vices over the remains of Frederick L. Bray
of the Grand lodge Of Good Tsmplars were
held at two O'Clock this afternoon in Christ
church. The edifce was we'll filed with
friends of the deceased and the order OF
Good Templars was literally represented.
All the lodges in the city turned out in rega-
lis, and delegates were present from various
parts of the State. The Grand lodge officers
were nearly all present. The Episcopal fu'
neral service was conducted by Rev. Millidge
Walker of st. Paul's church. The address
was made by Grand Chief Templar Rev.
Otis J. Range of Essex, who feelingly allud
ed to the many high and manly qualities. Of
the deceased, together with his untiring
devotion to the cause of temperance. He
doubted If anyone could be found to al
his place and do as much good and unset
fish work as he had done. Prayer wsf
offered by Rev. w. v. Garner of the First
Baptist church. The pail bearers were Lu
cius Chapman of Hartford, J. W. johnson
q. T. Hawlsy, A. e. Bartram, Il. P. Rugs
and A. M. Botsford. The first three repre-
sentsd the executive committee Of the Grand
lodge, of which Mr.. Bray was . member, anG
the remaining three were selected from Pc
quonnock lodge. Among the numerous
feral emblems surrounding the caske
were: Pillow, with the words "Oul
Boy" from the parents; standing wreati
from the family; open book bearing thu
word "Finis," from the John Hancock Life
Insurance Go; large anchor with let
tering !. o. G. t., and also the word Pc
quonnook; fiat bouquet, Mrs. q. A. Grit
man; fiat bouquet, Cousin Harry; large ores
cent, g. B. Beers; cross, Mr.. and Mrs. Dam
lei Seward; crescent wreath from Unity
lodge. The interment was at Noutain Grove
cemetery, where the Good Templar form o.
burial service was employed.