Morning journal and courier., 1891-12-09
"Wednesday, December 9, 1891
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New officers of Compass Lodge and of ". N. MIX Canp-GeneraI News nf inc

New officers of Compass Lodge and
 of W. N. MIX Camp-GeneraI News
 of the Town.
 The newly elected officers of Compass lodge
 No. g. F. and A. NJ, are: F. J. Heavens, U- \.
 William N. Clark, jr., S. w.; G. c. Thomson, J.
 w.; Richard Talbot, treasurer; O. E. Powers,
 secretary Auditors, J. W. Smith, W. N. MIX
 and ". R. Pease. There will be e public install
 lation of officers, Monday evening, December q
 The officers elect of ". N. Mix camp, Sons of
 Veterans, are: Captain, Charles Hill; first lieu
 tenant, R. J. Lane; second lieutenant, Arthur
 Doolittle; camp council, J. G. Pheland, chair
 man, F. ". Richards; delegate to division en-
 campment, ". H. Goddard; alternate, F. W. Richards. It was voted to invite Colonel Barber
 to attend the installation of officers. 'sThe Fire Patrol,'' which will be presented in
 JsmesP Pasa aarRns the author Sf tSe Alarm" Among the incidents. of the play will and 6 scene showing the interior of an ore cruch ing mill in the gold mining region, with the machinery in actual operation. A realistic snow storm is also one of the features. Fred A. Farley, pension agent in the employ of James Tanner will be at the Wallingford hotel
 on December Il in the interests of pension apph- cants.
 The grip has become an @ epidemic here and Rev, Re 2 Adams has returned 10 Boston. Mrs B. F. Harrison is the new president of the Library association.
 There will be a german at the Odd Fellows hall next Monday evening. William Bolon of Washington street is i'll and threatened with pneumonia John Kahl machinist at R. Wallace & Sons is down with the grip.
 There were three drunken Italians on the
 hen oee R resden ef met them he was rudely jostled and retaliated them in the gutter. Several more of the Italians came along and assumed threatening who having a wholesome fear of the deadly stiletto decided that he WAS wanted on the ave nue and started in that direction, followed by the Italians, who were soon out of the race, as great speed was attained by the local runner The Wallace Hose company has been invited to attend the Fire Patrol" in the Opera House Richard Talbot was elected director of the Ma sonic Benefit association Monday evening for the Thomas Peers has accepted the position of sil.
 yer platter at Maltby, Stevens & Curtis company, s factory.
 NJ. J. Butler has ten-pound boy, born yester-
 inc late Edward Wheaton of Durham, who was recently buried here willed all his property to his servant girl
 William Hassett of Colony street is down with
 Miss Elsie Richmond of Cambridge, Mass, is visiting at Mrs J. NJ. Halls on Cherry street Rev. W. c. Richmond a former pastor of the | Baptist church, has resigned his pastorate in Cambridge, Mass, and accepted unanimous call
 to the First Baptist church in Norristown, Pa, . suburb of Philadelphia, where he is now located. Mrs. Richmond and daughters gre now the guests of Mrs. J. NJ. Hall of Cherry street and will join Mir. Richmond in their new home The condition of Mrs. William Fitzgerald. last evening, was extremely critical and she was not expected to survive many hours G. A. Stocking and wife and D. A Burke, are victims of the grip.
 There will be public installation of the officers | of A H. Dutton post, IN. Mix camp and Women Relief corps together. | There is a rumor that H L. Judd intends to move his extensive New York business here and build large factory near the one now occupied | on Cherry street.
 F. C. Allen has deeded to Miss Kate Daly q house and lot <0Xi60 on Church street, next west | of c. O. Norton's
 | Charles O. Hall was on deck again yesterday. | Judge Hubbard goes to New York today New locks were put on the Hubbard house yes | terday.
 Miss May Merrill, who formerly resided here with E H. Budde, died yesterday evening ir Hartford The deceased had many friends ir this town who will sincerely mourn her untiulely | death.
 W. L. Maltby will receive SS5-sS as his share of | the recent bicycle entertainment | Harry Loper, state geOlogtsi, recently returned | from Pike's Peak, was in town yesterday.