Morning journal and courier., 1890-02-07
STATE Goa MRsPONDENCE.
Hamden

Feb. 6.-Mrs. George Hinman, of Vest
vile, made brief visit to friends at Ham,
den Plains yesterday.
The horse of Mr.. Charles Leeke, the milk
man, became frightened at some object in
New Haven, yesterday, and ran away. The
animal was severely bruised while The wagon
and contents sustained considerable damage.
highly respected citizen, died at Hamden
Plains last evening. His age was seventy
two. .ss..
''The air bites shrewdly, it's very cold, F."
said Shakespeare nearly three centuries ago.
This was also the opinion of the average
Hamdenite as he faced the cold snap this
this morning. Many inquire: ''Wil 1t pro-
duce icef'
A valuable farna horse, o wned by Mr.. Har-
ley Warner, was seriously injured by large,
sharp pointed stick entering its body. The
animal will be laid up for some time.
The Rev. Clarence Greeley, pastor OF the
Mt. Carmel Congregational church, will ex-
change pulpits with the Rev. Nathan Hub
bell, pastor Of tho Hamden Plains Methodist
n dog, owned BY Mr.. Van Dorsn, Hamden
Plains, was shot by some person this week
and badly wounded.
The funeral of Mrs. Della Mann, daughter
of Mr.. Alling Warner, took place at Center
Vile yesterday. The deceased was 28 years
of age and her disease consumption. She
was beloved hy wida oisele Of fsisnds.
North Haven.
Feb. Oh. P. Smith il already started in
the poultry business for the spring market
having sixteen young Wyondottss alive and
well. Horace Riggs is also successful with
winter chickens.
8. F. Linsley does not seem to have his
usual good success with, dam building al
Northford in the interest of Strong & Hart
of Fair Haven. Leak after leak is stopped
and "still there's more to follow" It Il
thought the work will have to be given mp
Mis- Lucy Wilcox Of Berlin, who died last
week at the age of seventy-eight, has rels.
tives in town who were not able to attend
her funeral on account of IL grippe. Misa
Wilcox was an aunt Of Esther Wheeler Will
cox.
Mr.. Cummings, who lives at the Alfred
Pierpont place, is building q carriage shed
and Ice house, all under the same roof.
Mrs. Seymour of Bridgeport IL in town
with her sister, Mrs. J. 8. Hull, who
still continues an invalid. Mrs. Hull wa,
seriously threatened with pneumonia and
needs to be very careful.
one of many who have the whooping cough.
La grippe, quinsy and q birthday party at
Frank Squires' delayed and changed the
order of exercises at the Veteran Soldiers
association on Wednesday evening, but an
interesting programme was given to tho sat-
isfation of all present. One novel feature oil
these entertainments 10, supper IL the frat
thing attended to instsad of the last. After
the refreshments on Wednesday evening all
present Joined in singing Marching Through
Georgia." Misses Cora Eaton and
Bertha Barnard gave pleasing recitations
and General E. D. 8. Goodyear furnished
"reminiscences of the war, the siege of Fort
Sumter being the principal topic. Those who
say tho war is an old subject should have
heard the general last evening; he spoke OF
what he saw and knew, something that has
never been published, and 1t was found to be
very different from ready, old, prosy articles
by someone who never saw battle.
The next social of the association IL to be
under the supervision Of s. B. Thorpe on
Wednesday evening. March 8. Mr.. Thorps'a
faculty of getting up q good programme ID
we'll known.