Morning journal and courier., 1890-09-12
STATE ConnEsroNDENoE.
Farmington Notes.
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 Sent 11.-Mr. Russell Jones left on Sat | urday last to join his family for few | days' visit at Stonington. The family will | return here this month to perfect arrange | ments for their future home, the lease of | l the Darlington house expiring October l | first. Dr. and Mrs Darlington will return | at that time from their cottage at M1ngo | l Point, Rangely lake, and settle down Tor 1 the winter months. Mrs Agustus Ward has rented her own place to a MT. Brown l and family of Cleveland, Ohio, for three | years and will make her home with the l doctor and his wife, MT. Edward Ward,
 her son, has been in town for the past few ! days, seeing to the arrangements for mak- ing her comfortable. Miss Julia Brandagee went to Merldsn I last week, purchased an extensive chanda-
 Her for the new free library and It has been put in place. It is the intention to
 be ready for business now about October 1st. and the public will have another at traction added to the many of this old
 town
 Mrs. George Root is at present visiting | with Mrs. John s. Rice.
 | Ex-President Noah Porter, his two
 daughters and his brother samuel of Washington, D. O., are at present visiting
 the Misses Porter at the Porter home
 stead
 There has been such rush all this sum-
 mer at the "Page House" that an addition is to be built before next year containing l number of sleeping rooms and new
 dining hall in order to accommodate the
 guests who have applied for board next
 season. Lieutenant Cowles, commander of Secretary Tracy's boat "Dispatch'-is
 the owner of this property-and is here at present stopping there. Misses Carrie and Grace Lee of New
 York are visiting Miss Hattie Cowles, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edmund Cowles. Mr Henry Deming, son of MT. Chauncy
 Deming, passed his examination for the Storrs Agricultural school in Hartford on , Saturday of last week.
 The public schools here reopen on Mon 7 day, the 18th of September, under the 3 auspices of a lady principal, Miss Lowell MT. Theo. Hart of Yale, who has been ]. visiting MT. Russell Jones for the past :, two or three weeks, said farewell to Farm : ington on Saturday last for the summer of 1890.
 MT. Fred Scott left for his home at 2 Woonsocket, R. l., on Saturday. MT. e Porter met him at farewell dinner in Hart 2 l ford the same day. He expects to start e for Denver, Col, October 1. e Miss Tappan of New Haven is paying a l visit at the parsonage, guest of the wife ; of Rev. George L. Clark. k Judge Thomas l.. Porter, town clerk, T reached his seventieth birthday on Wednes- . day of last week, but in spite of the record n is young man yet.
 s Twenty five carloads of winter coal came " up the Northampton road on Friday o1 ,t last week, consigned to MT. Erastus Gay # l,for the different families in town. All tht ee available teams were pressed into service n carting it over from the station, two mile' $ away.
 " w..l rs visiting MT. and Mrs. John E. Cowles. le MT. Charles Manuel has purchased U horse and phaeton, which will assist hin id greatly in his daily trips to and from tn y Hartford reservoir.
 n Rev. and Mrs. Pardee of Bridgeport ar d making short stay in town. le Miss Belle Whiting is visiting Miss Min d nie Corbin in New Britain. Mrs. Charle If Whitman and Miss Mary Lewis are a ,Y ,Y Watch Hill. Miss Florence Gay is ava lg on visit. Miss Mae Darlington is visit IL ing at Collender's Point. Miss Amy Wore rs is visiting at Buffalo 'n Miss Kittie Cowles, daughter of Mrs ie s Helen Cowles, is making a two weeks visi he with Miss Jennie Stocking. if Miss Katie Gallagher, another daughte at at of MT. George Gallagher, was marie "a a last evening at the home of the bride t n. MT. Thomas Hart, clerk for MT. Edwar 1 II. as as Both have hosts of friends in the villag, n. and were bountifully remembered wit a handsome presents. They have secure us as the rooms formerly occupied by MT. an ne Mrs. F. A. Latimer and will keep hous ty there this winter. To-day the weddin s as party will have picnic and reception ad Gallagher family at Compounce lake. ed The republican caucus was held in u ai1 as town hall on Thursday evening to ele, 6a1aoafaS fn fha Stafo convanfiOn or Adrian R. Wadsworth was made chairma he and Mr. Erastus Gay secretary, with tf i'd following gentlemen to represent Farmin. his ton at the different conventions: est ea State-Erastus Gay, Adrian R. Wad Ter worth, Samuel Frisbee, A. s. Hart. lot ongressional-William Bronson, Charl, mt Lewis, George E. Taft, Ezra c. Ayers. oc. as. Senatorial-HenryN N. Whittelsey, Thom, Ird L. Scott, Lucius c. Humphrey, Eugene nd Ripley.
 arl ac County-Gustavus Cowles, George ] his Miles, Thomas Flanagan, Frank Sal ne, ford
 .aSS nSS Probate-Thomas l.. Porter, Willial of Gallagher, J. McMahon, William A. Hitcl di, cock.
 ris rsi MT. Wadsworth and Mr. Gay will lea, gh for New Haven on the afternoon befo let the convention meets. ms ms The democratic caucus was held at u tai town hall on Friday evening with Selec
 man N. o. Reyes in the chair and Nil. Jol
 Reed secretary. The delegates for the sta
 are: ;r James L. Cowles, John Reed, G. w Ale
 John Clancey.
 wo Congressional-N.O O. Reyes, Frank Chi ng sey, Thomas Rourke, G. H. Root. at Senatorial-Frank Sheath, Selah We
 colt, Michael Kirrigan, Richard Odlum.
 County-Timothy Collins, James Suthe 'n, gill, Ezra Wilson, George Fuller. an Probate-Levi Risley, Patrick Floo lot Adner otater, 1ohn hemnarny,