Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-17
WALLINGFORD.

A. J. Robinson in n Hopeless Condi-
 tiOn-E. IN. Post Hunting in Maine
 Other Notes of Interest About Town.
 Sslectman Jones is in receipt of 6 letter from Mrs. Mary J. Hubbard of Phils- delphis, stating that her father, A. J. Robinson is in hopeless condition with gsnRrene in both feet, and ask that the town renumerste her for his care. Town Clerk Martin is of the opinion that when Robinson quit claim h!s property here that there was sn agreement on the part of his daughter to care for him during life. Robinson lived for several years just east of Pire Hill and left town about three years ago.
 B. H. Post is down in the wild woods of Maine enjoying the exciting sport of shoot ing deer, moose and caribou, and, while so far away, has not forgotten his friends in Wallngford, for H E. Biggins, his brother in-law, has had the rare satisfaction of feasting upon choice cuts of venison that were taken from deer which fell victims to Ned's unerring aim and calm judgment when in the field of sport.
 T. E. Fitzgerald has been assigned the part of "Barne, " in ''The Drummer Boy of Shiloh, and it is safe to say that tho role will be admirably fillod Thomas has had several years ex- perience as an amateur actor and always shows up with credit.
 Wallace Hobson is i'll with typhoid fever:
 L. A. Northrop has got detail to install Upson installation is January2.
 C. W. Hnll is home from New York city.
 Mrs b Julia E. nnma1; 7;. ThG for the past five in the office Of the secretary of stats in the cap tol at Hartford. will give up her position there |, The Wallace hose company has received a neatly gotten up invitation to attend the seven Hose company of Birmingham on the evening of
 w. J. Morse who, during his sojourn in this town held the offices of water commissioner, jus tice of the peace assistant prosecuting attorney, chairman of the democratic town committee and nearly all tne other o1hces nere, with tne SnGep and was willing to sacrifice himself to that posi- tion, if it had been offered hin, is now justice the last fall election, and spends as much time out of the factory trying cases as he does at his post in the Upson, Hart company employ.
 The condition of the water in Paugh pond re- minds the water consumers that the pumping station at Muddy river cannot be got into work, expects to have everything in readiness early in IN Mrs. ns oiaf Nerdrum will soon visit her former home in Sweden in hopes to benefit her health.
 The Boston Stars are booked for the opera house January 5.
 Wallingford lodge, N. E. o. P, held It's semi annual election Thursday evening and elected as man, vice warden; $. G. Simpson, secretary; Charles Mclean, financial secretary; o. Pow CTS, treasurer; Mrs. w. M. Whitaker, guide; Chris. Fritz, sentinel; R. F. Andrews, chaplain; w. M. Whitaker and M. Smons, auditors.
 Edgar 8: Hall is ill with malarial fever.
 Robert Maltby of Tacoma, Washington, is stopping in town.
 Rev. F. A. Marble and wife are in Boston and will return on Monday.
 E. 0. Maltby and his son, WIS Maltby, have gone to the Sandwich islands.
 Mrs. K. o. Morse Mrs. B. A. Treat and Mfs. F. Richards are the committee of arrangements for the W. R. c gypsy festival.
 The Philharmonic society met at the house of Miss Belle Perkins last evening.
 Christmas and welding gifss 90 ger cent