Morning journal and courier., 1892-01-08
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WALLINGFORD.
The Fire Departments Coming Big
Battle-Ground Notes-G. A. RI
Cider as a Labor Saving Agency
Lawyer 8. d. Hall Critically Ill.
The committee of arrangements for the
fire department ball to be held in the
armory, January %, are: Chief g. A.
Smith, Foreman NJ. J. Redmond of Hub
bard hose; T. F. Michaels, foreman of
Wallace hose; Foreman Benjamin Land
fear of the sthooks;" Ben Church, secre-
tary of the department. Grand conduc-
tor, g. A. Smith. Floor director, @. F.
Paden. Aids. William Bartholomew, John
Hurley, Harry johnson, E. J. Heineman,
P. Il. Curran, J. D. Leonard, Peter Luby,
jr, Henry White, P. D. Leonard. Recep-
ton committee, Thomas Luby, A. S.
Russell, John Carey, William Casey, S. B.
futile, R. D. Lynch, J. P. Foster and
Thomas E. Mcclure.
At the annual meeting of the Cengrega-
tional church the following committee
was elected: M. D. Munson, A. D. Nc
Lean, W. q. Goddard, Noah Linsley. W.
81. Goddard was chosen secretary and
| treasurer.
The annual meeting Of the First National
| bank will occur next Monday.
The installation of the officers Of Har-
| mony council, A. L. of H., has been post
poned until next Wednesday evening.
Misses Lizzie and Nellie Gardner are
| home from a weeks visit in Boston.
| Mrs. L. M. Hubbard and daughter Geor
gle are home from Holyoke.
F. H. Morse starts to day on business
| trip south.
e.. H. Boynton starts for St. Louis Sat-
urday evening.
Tuesday evening and found that he was
one day too late, as the regular meeting OF
the g. A. R. post was Monday evening and
as he did not appear the officers of the
post were installed by the last commander.
There were many sleighs out yesterday
morning, but the slipping was not the
bet.
| Thomas Hassett, not to be outdone by
his brother William, has fine baby girl,
born yesterday-No. 4.
Two of our well-knewn citizens are now
filing responsible positions in Bristol
Henry B. Hall has full charge of the Office,
also the selling and purchasing depart
ment of the Bristol Brass and Clock COM
pany, and Captain Ira B. Smith has charge
of the manufacturing department..
| OAo VI Jul AcdA1AS STOCoIS HAS duOptcu q
novel plan of getting rid of the arduous
duties Of bringing up the many hods of
coal that are necessary to keep the two
big stoves in operation every day. He has
put in the cellar barrel of new cider and
glass, and now his clerks and sometimes
his customers volunteer to bring up the
coal.
E. B. Camp, the insurance agent, is
down with the grip.
i I'll
ed ankle, the result of slipping on the ice.
E. E. Hall, the feed dealer, is critically
i'll with kidney trouble.
J. NJ. Cannon, the clothier, is about
again.
W. R. Gilbert was out on the street yes
terday for the first time in two weeks.
Mrs. E. F. Steele is quite ill with pneu-
monia.
Mrs. S. D. Halls condition continues ex-
tremsly critical.
The members of William N. Mix camp,
Sons of Veterans, will hold reception in
, | Odd Fellows hall on Friday evening, Janu,
airy 49, 1892. Arthur 81. Wilton is chair.
man of the committee of arrangements.
The members of the Lakeside social clut
are clearing off the snow from portion OF
the lake preparatory to skating and polo
Mrs. Barney Cassidy of Wallace row il
, critically ill with pneumonia.
, | Ticket No. 81, which drew the big sticl
, of candy at G. N Lane & Sons, was helc
J by lady who has expressed her wishe!
that the prize be given to one of The
juvenile rooms at the high school. Whict
room will receive the candy will be decid
ed by drawing.
The K. of P. will install officers THU
? evening.
: watch and clock repairing store in Reyn
olds' block.
r The whist club had a session at Mis-
, Emma Jones' last evening.
Mrs. NJ. P. Hall will receive 81 1000 from
= the o. U. A. NJ. Funeral Aid society.
E. B. Wallace is working in town again
/ NJ J: Redmond is in New York.
< Seymour D. Halls condition is quit
critical, but strong hopes are entertained
5 that he will pull through.
jeremiah Hall is still confined to his be,
q | and it is feared that he will not recover
d. D. and J. A. Hall are on the improve
. The latter was out for while yesterday.
Addison Talcott started yesterday after
f | noon for Toronto.
8 Uncle John NAPLES and wife are boil
, seriously i'll at their home in the bui1din
in the rear Of John II. Holmes house o.
Cherry street, and are in pitiable condi
ton. Selec!man Jones was notified of tn
g fact last evening.
9 The bad leak in the water main in from
S of Beckley's building ON Center street wa
= being repaired yesterday.
9 Miss Nellie Hall, daughter of Stephe,
Q Hall, Of Washington street, and w. F
!, Martin, of New Haven, will be married il
t the church of the Holy Trinity on Thurs
y day, January "A, at 3 p. m.
r The Reading Fire Insurance company
. adjuster has allowed SIS for the damage
d by fire at G. F. Seibels' last week.
t W. h. Dunn has been elected collector o
+ the Baptist society, in place of J. Porte
u Doolittle, resigned.
: George Kelly, clerk in the New Yor
y cash store, and Miss Josephine Baribault
q of Meriden, were married yesterday after
Q noon, in the Silver city.
q Several persons had sudden falls on tn
d Center street hill last evening, caused by
Q slippery spot where the snow had thawe
g during the day, and run across the side
Q walk and frozen.
e Wallace Hose company will meet thi