Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-07-08
WALLINGFORD.
General News of the Tow


The committee of arrangements for the
union Sunday school excursion to Seaside
park next Wednesday comprises Edgar s.
Parker and William H. Goddard for the
Congregational society; w. M. Whitaker,
w. N. Mix, W. S. Parr, Episcopal; Robert
Mansfield, @. R. Tiffany and DR.. g. n.
| Craig, Baptist. Should Wednesday prove
stormy the excursion will be the next fair
day.
Sam BOSNIAN, who was so seriously in
| iured by a cannon irecracker on the
| Fourth, and is now in the New Haven
| hospital, has the lockjaw and yesterday
his condition was reported as extremely
critical.
| "Jack" Heineman caught an eel in the
lake yesterday morning that weighed four
and a half pounds and was thirty-eix
inches long and nine inches round.
| The q. A. R. and K of G. will meet this
evening.
| The members of the Lawn Tennis club
will have an outing on the lake this after
| noon and evening.
| Charlie Gardner is rusticating at Pond
Hill
Judge Martin and wife and Miss Delilah
Martin will spend next week at Indian
Neck.
Harry Toothe is home from Knoxville,
ILL.,, for short visit.
Miss Maude Dorman of Brooklyn is the
guest of Miss Rose Manning.
| Fraray Hale and family will enjoy the
sea breezes and mosquitoes at Indian Neck
| next week.
Henry Norton, ST., is in Providence,
I.
Rev. Hugh Mallon will return from
Brighton, Mass, tomorrow.
Misses Dora and Nellie Joyce of Phila-
delphia are the guests of Mrs. NJ. J. Red
mond of Fair street.
A new Kranieb & Bach grand piano will
be put in the Baptist church to -morrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Willard are at Pine
Orchard for few days.
| The report that fishermen ave using
nets in the lake is misleading, as all the
nets used are the small one made of mos
shallow water near the shore.
John T. McDonough has gone to Taun-
ton, Mass, for short visit.
| ]. J. Prior and e. J. Roach are enjoying
q trip up the Hudson.
A razor was taken away from young
man on the plains yesterday who was in a
condition that rendered such action neces-
sary.
Edward DAILY started yesterday for Port
Jefferson, L. I.
The state shoot will be held here on the
National Gun club grounds on July 20.
A PRETTY WEDDING
Celebrated In Waterbury-The Bride
] q Granddaughter of the Late Mayor
Peck of This city.
l varv ,,ratfv uoddipo Wac
at the homo of Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Pier
pont, 100 North Willow street, Water
bury, Wednesday evening at o'clock.
The contracting parties were Miss Nellie
Peck of Waterbury and F. H. Burdette of
Boston. The bride is granddaughter of
the late Mayor Peck of New Haven and a
daughter of the late Lorenzo Peck, an I'M
Gle Of Il. q. Peck, the bookseller of this
city. Her sister is the assistant librarian
of the New Haven free library. About
seventy-fve guests were present at the
wedding, including people from Boston,
New Haven and New York. The Water
bury Republican says: "The house was
handsomely decorated by Dallas and the
; knot was tied by the Rev. DR.. Rowland as
the happy couple stood in front of bank
Of palms. The bride wore white corded
silk, with white tulle veil, and carried
white roses. The only ornament was a
beautiful diamond and pearl pendant, the
gift of the groom. There we're many other
handsome presents. noticeably among them
being solid silver tea service from the
Pierpont family. The bride was given
,, away by Mr.. Pierpont, Alden Stockwell OF
Boston acting as best man. The latter and
DR.. Edwin Gillette were the ushers A
!; reception followed, with catering by Ha.
bernstein of Hartford. Mr.. and Mrs. Bur.
! dette left for Meriden, and after an ex.
| tended wedding trip in the north and Can.
ada they will return to Boston, where they
, are to reside, and where they will be al
home after October at the Hotel Lang.
ham"
II Pleasant Social Occasion.