Morning journal and courier., 1891-12-30
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General News OF Interest Through
out the Town.

General News OF Interest Through.
ont the Town.
Putnam council, O.. o. A. M, has
elected as officers:
Councillor. J. Convey.
Vice councilor-J. II. Wooding.
Recording secretary-B. R. Tuttle.
Financial secretary-S. D. johnson.
Treasurer. K. Arthur.
Inductor-M. w. futile.
Examiners. q. Whitaker.
I. P.-Harry Pattee.
o. P.-Harry Bartlett.
Trustee for eighteen months-M. w.
futile.
William Foster of Silk street was at
one time well acquainted with the father
of Isaac Sawtelle, the New Hampshire
murderer, and resided in Boston, where
in the shoe business he accumulated the
| $50, 900 that was the cause of his son
was great whistler and his favorite tune
was yankee Doodle" by which name he
was for many years called. ....
There are six leaks in the new water
main between Muddy river and Main street,
all of which are supposed to be the fault of
the packing in the points. What's the
matter with the inspectors who was paid
to see that there was no sighting the work
in making the connections.
Last evenings storm kept nearly every
one indoors.
A. E. Hall of Bridgeport has charge of
the Adams express Office at the depot, in
place of w. 81. Parr, who will take much
needed vacation.
DR.. o. E. Powers'boy, Erwin, was struck
in the corner of the eye Monday by q
missile from one of the air guns now much
used by the boys. The injury is quite
painful, but it is hoped it will not affect
the sight.
The price of the Treadway farm is So, 900
| and not 81, 900, as the types made it read
yesterday morning.
Judge Hubbard was in Middletown yes
terday attending to case he has in the
Middlesex county court.
Johnnie Concannon is spending his vaca-
ton in Port Jervis, N. Y.
The "Ship Alloy" company is one of the
best that ever struck this place, and the
opera is Al.
Ned Post is home from on extended bust
| ness trip into the far west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Duplessis of
Bridgeport are visiting friends in town.
Christopher Morgan was in town yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ives of East Wal
lingford had girl baby for Christmas
| present.
A brother of Reporter Mulcaby of the
Times died of the grip in Meriden on Mon
day.
John johnson, sexton of the Congrega-
tional church, was taken to the hospital in
New Haven Monday.
Mrs. Joel Rice is reported critically i'll
with pneumonia.
There will be watch meeting at the Ad-
| vent church tomorrow evening.
| G. B. Mansfield will vacate his present
quarters on Hall avenue early in January
and locate his business in Leahy's block on
| Center street.
Louis Dondero has moved his business
into Morse's new block on Center street.
Peck q Bishops team brought a load Of
fittings for the room In Morse's building
fish market traps.
Robinson vs.. Harding will be settled out
of court.
| Elihu Carlisle of Goshen, formerly il
the grocery business here, was in town las
| evening.
Rev. G. Fl. Dickinson will oficiate at tn,
funeral of William NJ. Hall this morninl
at 10 o'clock and will afterward attend thu
| funeral of the late Rev. A. H. Hall in Mer
iden.
Mrs. Edward L. Hall will be eighty -fiv,
years of age on New Years.
Grays' Dramatic Association.
The Grays' Dramatic association die
not meet last night. A meeting will b.
held next Tuesday night, when all tn,
members are expected.