Morning journal and courier., 1892-01-04
WALLINGFORD.

Funeral of Mr.. Wallace To-day
General News Of the Town.
The funeral of Robert Wallace will be at
O'Clock this afternoon from the house on
South Main street. Rev. @. n. Dickinson
will eficiate. The bearers will be from the
relatives.
Miss Jennie W. Hall has been appointed
as administrator of her fathers, the late |
William N. Hall, estate, upon application
Of Judge Hubbard, who is counsel for the
family. The appraisers are Horace Austin
and G. Ct. Pomeroy.
I. W. Bull has raised the frame of anoth
or house, the third, on the new street
through his property.
There was . slight fire on the second
focr of the Franklin hall building on Cen
ter street early Saturday evening. A lamp
| was knocked off the table and the carpet
was set on FIRE. The flames were put out
without an alarm being given.
| Mrs Bridget Ryan, aged eighty years,
mother of Andrew Ryan, the Colony street
| grocer, was buried Saturday morning.
Mrs Garry WEIGH was buried yesterday
Emma, the fve-year-old child of Thomas
Hoyle of Center street, died on Saturday
| morning.
Hall & Elton company's and HI Judas
works closed Saturday for the annual in
ventory.
The Hall brothers do not seem to mend
| as fast as was expected.
W. L. Parr is improving and expects to
be about early this week.
Amos Dubois and Miss Virginie Ger
maine were married by Rev. T. J. Ma
loney on New Years.
Station Master Ednonds is able to at
tend to his duties again after weeks ILL
ness with the grip.
The White Rose Social club had a very
pleasant dance, but the profits arising from
the same are not large.
The board of burgesses meet tomorrow
evening and will appoint successor to
W. M. Hall as water commissioner: There
| are several candidates for the position, but
there is said to be a dark horse in the race
that will carry off the appointment.
G. F. Siebel, who was burned seriously
Friday evening is said to be in bad way,
and it is feared that he inhaled the flame.
II Selectman Jones has received letter
, from Hamden in which the selectmen take
r exception to the statements made in the
, town meeting here regarding the Hamder
= town farm, and represent that the state OF
affairs has been misrepresentsd.
p A large limb from one of the trees OF
a Elm street was blown down on Saturday
! | and for time blocked the road. Warde1
Newton was soon on tho spot, and with al
l | az trimmed off many of tho branches tina
: obstructed travel The limb was abou
j. twelve inches at the butt.
r George Peek was before the borough
O court on Saturday and on the charge o
Q breaking into building, probable caus
e was found, and he was bound over to tn
a superior court. For stealing a robe of 81
l., L. Hall he was fined 81 and costs, for steal
n ing belt of G.. I. Williams S. and costs
o and the same fine for stealing q saw an
q arbor from Joel Allen. Peek is now il
J Jail again.
i M. A. Bailey returns to Baltimore tc
Ie day.
% John T. Kennedy returns to-day to hi
O. studies at the medical college in Me-
| York.
% Andrew Minors father and mother al
I ill in Milford.
n, Yale Beach writes from California tbs
q. the bracin2 air is benefittins his health.
The county commissioners did not graz
e. the license applied for by W. L. Horne, i
,d the name of the Horne Cold Distille
IN Brandy company.
The grass is showing up quite green, tt
III result of the recent warm rain.
u Rev. F. E. Marble officiated at the fl
y neral of Mrs. Margaret Cooke, on Satu
- day.