Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-22
FAn HAYEN NRws.

Death of Jessie Price-Rev. Father Mulh0llandss Statement The
 Clear, Men Fined-HIarrfed In Church-A Wedding This Morning |
 Winding Up the Yeast Company-t
 Returned from Gettysburg-A MIs- |
 sion Circle Entertained-To Form |
 an Archery Club-Horse Car Con-
 ductors Ill-To Resume It's Meet
 fngs. -.-.- I
 After painful illness of several months Jessie Price died yesterday morning at his home at 329 Exchange street. He had been i'll with heart trouble and rheuma- tism, and in the spring was not expected to live, but during the summer he rallied and was able to be out again. For many years he was employed at the rolling mill, and was much liked by his fellow em- ployes. He was member of the Grand avenue Baptist church and teacher in the Sunday school and was G. A. R. man. MT. Price had genial disposition, was popular with his friends and there will be many to sincerely lament his death. He leaves widow. Rev. Father Mulholland, in referring to his course in turning the St. Ignatius T. A. and B. society from the basement of St. Francis church on Sunday, says that he E shall hereafter have nothing to do with 1 the organization, although he should still l recognize the members as individuals. He calls the society the Mansfield club," be- cause they have rented the Stiles Mansfield place. He added that the society having disregarded the laws of the church in hold ing their recent midnight excursion, he I could no longer allow them the use of the | church property, which they had enjoyed for eight years free of rent He believes ! that the society will peter out in short time.e ..l 375 v
 Francis Padeaux and Peter Pansillo were each fined SS6 in the city court yesterday morning under the law forbidding the leading of captive wild animals in the city limits. They were arrested in the annex near the East Haven line on Sunday with
 two bears in their possession with which they were iourneying to Rhode Island to
 exhibit at county fair. They paid their
 fines and then the bears were taken to
 Belle dock and shipped on the boat to New
 York.
 This morning at 10 o'clock Miss Kittie
 McGrath and John E. Heerin will be mar
 ried at St. Francis church.
 At St. Francis church on Sunday Pat
 rick F. Doody and Miss Mamie G. Key
 holds were married Michael J. Doody of
 Wallingford was the best man and Miss
 Maggie Reynolds was the bridesmaid.
 To legally wind up the affairs of the At
 lantio Yeast company, which was recently
 absorbed by the Fleischman company,
 Abraham Woolner, jr. has petitioned the
 superior court for receiver. The com
 pany, it will be remembered, did business at the Old Colony Distilleries company
 plant.
 Attorney Goodhart has attached the
 property of the National Varnish company
 located on Saltonstall avenue, for $2OO or
 a suit brought to recover bill due certain , parties for a truck which the company pur chased. The papers were served by Con , stable Enscoe.
 r Friend Francis and MT. and Mrs. George Norton have returned from Gettysburg
 Frank Crawford, who was also of the par ty and remained for 8 few days in Wash ington, is expected home to-day. The par , ty went out with 305 excursionists, whicl lett Jersey City on special cars. The, , were blessed with fine weather and enjoy ed delightful excursion.
 Last evening the members of the Youn! r. Ladies' Mission circle of the Grand ave 5 nue Congregational church were entertain t ed by Mrs. J. Lee Mitchell at her hom @ in Clinton avenue.
 f A number of young ladies are much in
 terested in archery and there is talk o l | forming club. They practice often a r the home of Mrs. Leonard, 40 Grand av t enue.
 Three of the conductors of the hors Q railroad have been i'll for several days Conductor Clyne came back yesterday |, Conductor Judge is expected home tn v middle of the week and Conductor Cobe . will not be able to return until next week e The Parish Aid society of the St. Jame @ church will resume it's meetings Thursda @ evening.
 F Mrs. Edwards, sister of Charles Mar
 warning, has returned to her home at She l ter Island.
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