Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-18
WALLINGFORD.

Dime Saving Banks Action In Honor
OF Mr.. Hall,s Memory-Democrats
to Meet-Wedd1ngs To-day-GeDeral
News.
At a special melting of the direct
ors of the Dime Savings bank,
held October II. 1892, the following min
utes were adopted: 1t is with unfeigned |
sorrow that We note the death of Mr.. |
Philander w. Hall, who for the past thir-
teen years corporator of this bank and
for eight years our esteemed associate in
it's board of directors.
He was man of quiet manners, ania-
bic disposition, upright in every walk of
life and scrupulously faithful In every
trust. His regular and constant attend
ance upon the meetings of the board, and
the interest he exhibited in it's delibera-
tons during the entire period of his official
| service, at once attest that his devotion to
the welfare of this board and instance the
the conscientiousness which marked the
| relations of life. We tender our sympathy
to the bereaved family and direct that this
minute be spread upon record and a copy
sent to Mrs. Hall.
| The democrats will Eaeet In CAUCUS this
| evening to nominate representatives, judge
| of probate and justices of the peace. The
slate as it was made out calls for George T.
Jones and James G. Roach for representa-
tives, but there seems to be q movement
on foot here, as in other towns, to nomi-
nate the ticket of two years ago, L. 81. Hall
and Patrick Concannon, and there may
be a clash when the matter Genes
up in the caucus. For Judge of
probate, Attorney O. II. D. Fowler seems
to have the inside track, and will probably
receive the nomination, as the other names
mentioned for the position have dropped
out. Judge o. I. Martin, who has held
the position for many years, necessarily
seventy years. For the position on the
justice Of the peace ticket there will be no
contest.
Rev. J. E. Wildman will of6ciste at the
wedding of Charles B. Terrell and Miss
Edith Mix at 10 O'Clock to- day in st. Paurs
church. The Kings Daughters, of which
the prospective bride is member, will at
tend to the floral decorations in the
church.
ia Hall and Charles Leonard arrived
: home last evening from Noroton and dis
played large catch of Blacklist as result
of less than two hours fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Tyler and chill
dren leave here this morning for New Ha
| ven, and on Wednesday will sail from New
York for Jacksonville Fla, and from there
, | by railroad and boat to Fort Pierce on the
| Indian river. Mr.. and Mrs. julius Tyler
of New Haven will start on Friday for the
t same destination, but will go overland in
stead of by steamer.
The town assessment committee will NEE
l again at o'clock this morning.
&c Allen has decided to Hattie Strauss a 10
dSv90f foot on P6 of
The number of names on the First votine:dis
. trict was ], s7s, and 1899 on the Second district
A. I. Martin has sold to Mrs. Fannie Munson
lot 5314x37.5 feet on North Main street.
ensnne na ho r1 s
| New York, can arrange for speaker for tina
h Officers Martin and Reilly are now on duty al
night, Martin on the plains and Reilly on the hill
One Of our professional men, who resides mort
4 | Of Center street, is reported as having change
his politics this campaign and gone over to tn
b | democratic party.
Muddy
:, The funeral of Philander W. Hail will occu
this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The burial will be i
10 / the Center street cemetery.
Edward Vail, an employe of the Housatoni
nd VII Is
bard this morning to h answeE to the charge
10 e. B. and F. S. McGaushey returned yesterda
| to their homes in Atlanta, Ga.
A son was added to the family of Orange Pc
kins yesterday morning.
John aungerford, employed at Judd's factor,
& | thought to have some fun with the new patro
re man on the plains Sunday night, and as a resu
r. Ger Martin and yesterday morning "chipped in
ze $3.50 to the treasury Of the borough court.
a Samuel McGaughey, who has been the que
u of DIR. McGaughey, is member of the Gate Cit
o. Guard Of Atlanta, Ga, and participated wit
that organization in the New York parade Ia
| Wednesday.
| special meeting Of the freemen Of tt
| borough, to vote on the appropriation of SIS, On
Il for the proposed increase Of the water supply,
called for Friday. Polls open from 2 to o'cloe
10 | in the borough Office.
as Patrick GaIIagher intends TO move his n
re | building on Center street one of his lots
re North Colony street. and build fine block on tt
~ Center street site,