Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-24
WALLINGFORD.

wedding Bells - Real Estate Sales
The Oranges DOings - A Sad Be
reavement-Served by Sheriff Pond
efNew Haven-General News.
The marriage of Henry l.. Davis and
Miss Jennie w. Hall occurred at noon yes
terday at the home of the bride on North
Main street. Rev. J. f. Wildman officiated.
Only the immediate relatives were present
train south for tour of about one week.
The wedding was genuine surprise to
nearly everybody, as it was not expected to
occur until late in the season. The best
wishes of their many friends go with them
in their new departure.
T. w. Jerralds of Ashland, N. Y, has
purchased the Elijah Williams property
on North Main street. The price paid is
| said to have been $11 900.
F. G. Allen has sold lot 10000 feet on
Simpson avenue to Clarence N. Appellee.
The Home quartette comprises w. j.
Beers and F. A. Wallace, tenors; r. F. An
drews and D. w. Hallenbeck, bassos.
Miss Alice Holmes is in New York for q
weeks visit.
| The program at the grange this evening
will be "Our Roads," papers by H. G.
Wooding, M. E. Cook, j. R. Campbell,
Ezra Tyler; discussion; reading, Mrs. G..
w. Harrison; song by quartette.
Mrs. William Oddly and child will sail
next Wednesday for England.
| Landlord E. M. Smith started yes
terday morning for Poughkeepsie, N.
Y, where his father is quite i'll.
Elton, died at half past five yesterday
morning after an illness of about three
weeks with the grip, which developed with
brain trouble. The sympathy of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carrington's many friends are with
them in this their first hour of bereave-
ment. The funeral will occur on Satur-
day.
There is bad spot in the sidewalk on
Center street, at the William street cross
ing, that needs attention at once. The
walk is sunken several inches over the
sewer.
Sheriff Pond of New Haven was in town
yesterday and served papers on Collector
R. S. Austin in the suit of Emory Morse,
who claims to have paid the collector $500
for taxes more than was due. The papers
call for $500 damages and are returnable tc
the conrt of common pleas the first Mon,
day in April. Attorney Ely of New Haven
is counsel for Morse. Collector Austin has
not yet secured any counsel.
The Sons of Temperance are arranging
for dance to be given after Lent.
There are many cases of scarlet fever re-
ported on the plains and as yet the board
of health has not made any decided move
toward preventing the spread of the dis
ease.
T. w. Jerralis, who has purchased the
Williams property on Main street, will oc
) cupy one OF the houses, and his son-in-l law
, G. G. Carroll, will live in the other J. R
Campbell made the purchase for Mr.. Jer
raids
Another of William Burns children il
: quite i'll with scarlet fever, but YESTERDAY
!: it was thought that it wonld pull through
Perseverance division, Sous of Temper
, ance, will elect officers next Tuesday even
| ing.
Harry Button of New Haven will sue
coed Rome Donovan as clerk at German
t crockery and glass store on Center street
Mrs. j. J. Redmond and son are hom,
from a three weeks visit in Thompson
. vile.
Mrs. George D. Munson is home from
an extended visit in New York.
Rev. G. H. Dickinson oficiated at tn
: house yesterday morning at the services o
) Erastus Page. The body was taken t
s, Guilford on the 1858 train for burial
r Henry L. Morris is employed in a com
' mercial agency in Denver, Col, and write
| that he is much pleased with the place.
3 George Wilkinson and bride arrives
t home last evening.
Section Cooperative Clothing aesoci
y alton number drawn last evening was sc
l The Peoples section 1 drew out No. IA.