Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-10

terday evening: The Misses Harland in |
vite you to be present at the marriage of |
their sister, Mary Cecilia Harland, to Pat |
rick Henry McKiernan Thusrdsy, August |
10, at o'clock p. m. at the Church of the |
Holy Trinity, Wallingford. The prospec-
tive bridegroom formerly worked at R. |
Wallace & Sons and Is now located at
Waterbury.
Rev. Henry Stone will return from
Springfield this evening to ofaciste at the
marriage of Miss Oracle Miller and Night
Clerk Hall of the Tontine hotel in New
Haven. The marriage will occur at the
house of George Hull of Fair street.
Tho German Penochle club had a pleas
ant days outing on Mount Tom Sunday.
Miss Minnie Wallace started yesterday
for Philadelphia for several days visit.
Miss Susie Wilcoxson returned yesterday
| to her home in Strstford
Elmer Deming Is home from a fishing
| excursion to Block Island
Most of the factories will close to-mor-
row afternoon on account of the anniver-
sary celebration of Father Mallon.
Walter and Arthur Douglass are home
from q five weeks stop Nantucket.
| q. W. Hall and bride will, after their
| wedding tour, reside in d. E. Morris
house on Main street.
G. G.. Phelps, Senator Platts private
secretary, is home from Washington to
remain until December.
A large number from here will go to
Glen Island to-day with Ssssacuss encamp-
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.Taylor of Springfield,
Mass, are the guests of Elmer Wallace.
Els. Parmelee started yesterday for Syr-
acuse, N. Y.
Charlie McIndoo had on left-handed
jag yesterday morning and wound up in a
patch of weeds on Hall avenue for a nap.
Charles E. Smith was in New York yes
terday attending the reunion of the 102d
New York volunteers, of which he was q
member during the war.
E. A. Brownell has bought out Moul-
) throp, the milk dealer.
James Laden's (the tea MANI horse ran
) away again yesterday and the wagon col
, lided with post and was broken, as was
3 the harness. The horse continued up the
, hill and finally stopped in front of s. j
. Halls after giving several bystanders II
r front of Simpsons block grand scare.
The air was full of electricity last even
4 ing and played startling pranks on tn,
r wires and keys in the telegraph Office a
the depot. The telephone was burned ou
and rendered useless, the report and shocl
startling the persons in and about the de
t pot. The thunder and lightning was quit.
sharp, but up to ten o'clock very little rail-
: had fallen.
Accanaut Lodge, I. o. o. F., had degre
work last evening.
: Mrs. F. A. Eyarts of New Haven Is visit
q ing in town.
a Miss Mary Maloney of auckland is tn
= guest of the Misses Owens on North Colon,
l street.
9 Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Gibbons were II
d New Britain yesterday, attending tn
j. funeral of their father, Thomas B. Glib
bons.
Miss H. NJ. Pavey, stenographer at tn
q Housatonic brass Office, has resigned +
Y take effect September 1.
d Mrs. G. M. Wallace is in New York.
George N. Wallace is back again in Chi
l. cago, Ill.
:; Walter and Arthur Douglass are HON
- from five weeks pleasure trip at Nan
D. tucket and other places.
Rev. w. E. Todd, who formerly reside
;. here and is now located in Springfield, Neb
= is attending the camp meeting in Spring
q field, Mass.
u Mrs. w. Burr Hall and daughter Mamie
Mrs. A. R. Bradley and Mrs. F. 81. Peckwe
70 left yesterday morning for drive to Eai
u Berlin, where they were to stay over nigh
To-day they will drive over to Middleton
returning here in tho evening.
The committee of arrangements for til
|
ford Knights of Pythias to Glen islam
u September l are as follows: From Myrt
DO lodge, E. B. Soper, Frederick Thomas,
he w. Smith; from ]. 8. Stokes division, {
:. R. Tryor, F. R. Bowen and w. S. Clarl
20 from Ivy lodge, G. S. Allen, G. d. ella
t; ton and Edward jackson; from Ivy div
n sion, G.. A. Smith, w. w. Bean and ].
IT. | Cannon.
le Charles S. Hall sold out this mornil
his meat business to w. R. Steele.
ID 1t is expected that most of the followir
ng members of Arthur Dutton post will tai
ee in the Washington encampment: W. ]
Mix, 8. Whitaker, w. w. Freeman, L.
re- Northrop, J. B. Mix, o. B. Lane, NJ.
ter Tuttle, 81. A. Nettleton, 8. P. Richard
81. w. Davis, b. R. johnson, w. F. Ian
Is 8. L. Hall, T. F. Kavnaugh, w. II. Viii
by taker, P. M. Twitchell, q. Berry, II. Rel
hardt, G. W. Smith.
re re The contract for laying the 100 feet
Id water main into the Paugh pond was ye
terday morning awarded to J. h. Niece
IL mack. His price was q trife over $50
ma N. ]. Redmond & Co. bid $497, but an e
tie ira price was wanted for piling to prote
49, the pipes. McCormack's price includ
he the whole amount and was consider
TX less.