Morning journal and courier., 1892-01-15
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The Martin. Hall Wedding Yesterday |
MIX Camps PrOmenade-Persona
Notes Minks Are Plenty - General
News.
Rev. T. j. Maloney oficiated at the we'd
ding of w. p. Martin and Miss Nellie Hall
yesterday afternoon. The church was well
filed, and>many friends we're present from
New Haven and Meriden. The bride was
attired in brown silk dress and carried
beautiful bouquet of pink roses. The
best man was Assistant City Clerk James
B. Martin of New Haven, brother of the
bridegroom The bridesmaid was Miss Mary
Martin of New Haven, sister of the
groom. The ushers were William Roach
and Edward Martin of New Haven. There
were many elegant and costly presents, largely
from New Haven friends. There we're nine hand
some easy chairs brass table with onyx top full
dining room set, complete brides outfit, stove
and kitchen utensils. lace curtains, Brussels car
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from the Morning News Office, where the
Eeid from to 70 O'Clock ss the ho@e
of the bride on Washington street and the
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There was 3 decided change for the worse in
the brain having set IN, at ESQ he was reported
hours at the most.
Henry L. Davis and George E. Dickerman
qualified as water Commissioners , ye st Ssy
to-day for organization and it is probable that
H: L. Davis win be elected as superintendent:
1s IN VIZ fsa # sph Is
also quite ill with the same dread disease.
Charles Logan of the east side was reported as
The promenade concert and socIable Of the
| members Of " N. Mix camp, Sons Of Veterans
will occur this evening in Odd Fellows hall
Williams orchestra will furnish music and M. j.
Lynch will oficiate as prompter; The concert
program has been carefully selected and will
prove an attractive feature.
| ing from badly sprained ankle.
The g. A. r. will meet this evening.
G. 81. Warner is in Holyoke, Mass.
The cutlery department at r. Wallace & Sons
Chief Ensineer q. A. Smith made flying visit
| to New York yesterday. --
Rev, G. q. Dickinson vii! oficiate at the funer-
al of Mrs. D. W. Hallenbeck at O'Clock this af-
ternoon from house on Elm street.
E. NJ. Beaumont of Toledo, O., who is visiting
Minks are reported as quite plenty in the river
stock of muskrats that used to be so numerous
| about here. Rev. Ebenezer Clifford has had good
| luck IN hunting m1nkS and mas nearly dozen OIL
| the valuable furs already. Tony Smith Is also
| quite successful in that line.
| The Lakesides club house near the lake has
been burglarized and every "Henry Clay in the
| building carried away.
F. L. Leighton of New Haven is conducting his
| branch store on Center street during the absence
| of his manager. G. H Boynton, who was mar
| ried in ST. Louis yesterday.
| Ezekiel Hall is still waiting for his pension.
| Attorney c. A. Harrison was reported as i'm
proving last evening.
John Osborne, jr., son Of John Osborne the
| ter works here, was the guest of Judge Martin
| last evening.
The descriptive piece, ''The Fire Alarm, :" that
| will be rendered by Williams orchestra of ten
pieces this evening, is said to be Of the best
| Of the kind ever heard in this town. chorus of
| voices will assist in the rendition.
Jacob Joab installed the officers of Isbel post.
| G. A. R., in Naugatuck last evening.
There is eighteen dances on the program of
| the Sons of Veterans sociable this evening.
| Pinta Council, K. of G. is talking up Krmes.
| The installation of the officers OF the Royal
| Arcanum was postponed until the next regular
| meeting.
W. B. Hall is giving the books and accounts
| of the water commissioners careful inspec ton
The coat department at the rubber shop will
| resume work to-day.
There are some terrible stories in circulation
| about town, that while there is no doubt of their
| truth, yet it Is not best to publish the same.
Johnnie Concannon is home from Port Jervis