Morning journal and courier., 1891-12-31
New Haven Fowls at the merIde
Exhibit.
WALLINGFORD.
The Funeral of william NJ. Hall
General News of Interest From All
Parts of the Town.

| The Funeral of william M. Hall
General News of Interest From All
Parts of the Town.
| There was large attendance at the fu-
neral of William NJ. Hall yesterday morn
| ing Rev. G. II. Dickinson was the offiiat-
| ing clergyman. The bearers were: o. 81.
| D. Fowler, Henry L. Hall, q. B. Todd,
Ashael Andrews, Henry Darrow and Eli
EUR R. Hail. The burial was in the sIn
Memoriam" cemetery on North Main
street.
Perseverance division, Sons of Temper
ance, has elected as follows: w. P, Fan
ME Clark; W. A., James Jolly; R. S., Lou
is johnson; assistant R. S., Gertrude
Smith; F. S., Jennie Smith; treasurer, W.
J. Arthur; chaplain, Burdette Tuttle; con-
ductor, Harry Barnes; assistant conductor,
r. J. Lane; I. S., Charles Glatin; 0. S.,
Fred futile; P. w. p, Mrs. G. H. An
Idrews
Accanant lodge, 1. o. o. F., has elected
as officers: Noble grand, F. w. Talbot;
vice grand, F. W. Markham; recording
secretary, Frank Gowlding; permanent
secretary, L. A. Young; chaplain, NJ. K.
| Thomas.
H.
night for the annual inventory.
A new confectionery store is to be
opened on Main street by New Haven
man.
Donnelly & Miller's farcical opera, "Ship
Ahoy," will appear at the opera house this
evening. A crowded house should greet
them.
There was no quorum at the borough Of
flee Tuesday. Warden Newton and Bur-
L lint or
failed to put in an appearance. The meet
ing will be held next Tuesday evening.
Ceres night at the grange this evening.
The program will be arranged by worthy
Ceres, Emma w. Harrison.
The fve-cent barber shop was failure
and has closed.
Peter Cassidy, who applied for a license
to sell liquor in the Metropolitan house on
Cherry street, was not granted the license.
The neighbors opposed the project.
F. 81. Lane, superintendent of the gas
works, is down with the grip.
Friendship encampment, I. o. o. F., will
have public installation of officers Janu-
airy f.
The farm and household goods of the
late Solomon Linsley of Northford will be
sold at auction Saturday. See advertise
ment.
A. B. Pixley's condition last evening was
considered much improved.
w. R. Gilbert is on the improve.
D. P Griswold is under the weather.
Judge Martin is confined to his home by
illness.
Stanley Botsford is down with the grip
J. T. McDonough is getting better.
Miss Oracle Pixley is convalescing.
j. A. and Il. D. Hall, the marketmen
are reported as improving.
w. J. Morse is again a candidate for wa
!, ter commissioner. B. A. Treat is working
, for his interests.
Mr. and Mrs. F. ]. Hall will go to Cole
} chester to-day for few days visit.
r. L. Judd & Co. works and Hall 8
Eltons will close Saturday for a short va
: cation.
The Fall Manufacturing company viii
make short stop for inventory.
A portion of the Wheel company EN-
ployes are working eleven hours q day.
The water in the Quinnipiac river il
5 quite high from the effects of the rain.
The leak in the new water main, nea
l Northrop's brook, is caused by a cracked
e pipe.
Six tramps applied for lodging at tn
J, lookup early last evening. The cold sna]
t drives them into cover.
y Professor w. E. Rogers dancing elias
closed last evening for the quarter.
The heavy wind blew in the stainet
glass window on the west side of the oper
: house, and scattered the glass all over tn
Q stage.
g Professor Harry Mitchell, of Meriden
4 will prompt at the sociable of the Whit
g Rose Social club this evening, in the arm
a | ory