Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-29

Herman, Mass, school, is home for short
vacation.
Rev. J. P. Hoyt was called to Newtown
last week to attend funeral of one of his
late parishioners.
Mr.. Timothy Guilford and wife are Wis
iting in New York.
Mr.. W. 81. Durand is in New Haven,
guest of E. Darand.
Mr.. and Mrs D. E. Stone were made
happy Monday by the arrival of a daugh
ter.
Postmaster Chidsey Of West Cheshire
has the pneumonia.
The Rev. DIR. Horton resigned, as ia re-
membered, his position as principal of
the academy, after thirty years of service.
Since his resignation he has preached in
| several churches in and out of the diocese,
| and shows that he has not lost his old
| time vigor.
The Rev. James Stoddard, late rector of
the Episcopal church in New Britain, lie
settled as principal of the academy. Al
ready he has endeared himself to the pu-
pills of the academy and the psople of the
town. We predict successful future for
the school under his wise management.
Almost $7,700 has been raised for i'm
provements during the last seven years at
st. Peters church, St. Peters parish. The
Rev. j. Frederick Sexton is rector. The
officers are: Wardens, Julius Moss, Rich
| ard Valentine; treasurer, Howard T. Moss;
clerk, Milton @. Doolittle; vsstrymen,
Timothy Guilford, Wesley A. Lsnyon,
Charles T. Hotchkiss, Howard T. Moss,
Charles s.: Russell, jr., Henry 8; Frost,
Welton, J. william Moss Services at 1O:45
a. m. and z p. m. Sunday school imme-
diately after the morning service.
southington.
Dec. 2S.-Rev. Mr.. Tsppart of Meriden.
pastor of the German Lutheran church
here, was given Christmas present of $50
by his practitioners.
A csntsta, ga Jolly Christmas" will be
given at the First Baptist church this
"Wednesday evening
Kendalfs Comedy company appear at the
town hall this "wednesday evening.
A young son of W. E. Finch is very i'll.
The Y. III. G. A has secured a return en-
gagement of the Ladies' Schubert qusrtette
of Boston, date not yet announced.
Henry E Hart has purchased the Walk
ley hardware property for So $50
Mr.. A. j. DsVoe and wife have returned
to their home In Zingshem, N. ].
, John Collins, jr., of Plautsville is laid
up with a broken leg
Oficers-elect of Eureka lodge, I. o. o.
F., are: N. g., Henry McClssry; V. g.
Charles A. Brooks; f. s., w. n. Barnes;
P. s., F. R. Epson; treasurer, Henry Gund.
lack.
Robbie Hughes is out after an illness Of
some three weeks.
W. s. Gould attended the funeral of his
brother in-law, B. W. Frazier, in New
, Hartford, Wednesday.
Burt Case has severed his connection
with L. D. Frost & Son.
d. P. Ackart, who met with q serious
, accident two weeks ago, is yet in preca
rious condition, mentally, though he is re
, covering his bodily strength.
Milford.
Dec 2S-Mrs Samuel @. Peck met will
an accident which will confine her to tn,
bed for several weeks to come. Will
moving around her room Sunday she fel
. and broke her him Mrs. Peck is NOR,
than eighty years of age.
Owing to the illness of Rev. DR.. Maize
q there was no special service at st. Mary
q church Sunday.
The funeral services over the remains o
Mrs. Henry A. fucker will be held from
her late residence in Center street to
= morrow. Interment will be at New Hs
= ven.
~ William Fowler council, o. U. A. NJ
= elected the following officers Monds
. night: Counsellor, Eugene N. Clarke; vic
counsellor, Joseph Bristol; financial secre
u. tsry, Emmons w. Chase; secretary, Rich
y. ard Hepburn; treasurer, Alphouso Smith
a inductor, JsbeE Tibbals; examiner, Georg
Rhodes; 1. P, John Peck; o. P, Geore
y Overton; trustee, George w. Gillette.
q Plymouth church Sunday school hel
. their Christmas celebration last nigh
y The most substantial present was given I
- Epson is the third clergyman who has II
40 | cefyed $50 at the Christmas celebration