Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-04-13
wALLINGFORD.

Last Eventng-Real Estate
Colonel Goddard's Remains -
Death of Mrs. North-General News
of the Town.
At the rectory early last evening Rev. |
J. E. Wildman united in marriage Charles |
NJ. Snow of Guilford and Mrs. Mary L. |
Francis of Boston. The couple arrived in |
town on the $40 train and repaired at
once to the town clerks Office and pro-
cured marriage license and asked of
Mr.. Martin where to find a clergyman to
tie the knot. The genial town clerk prof
fered his services as guide, which we're
gratefully accepted, and as the bride ex-
pressed preference for Congregational
minister, although she said she was not
very particular whether 1t was o Congre-
gational or Episcopal clergyman, Judge
Martin led the couple to the home of Rev.
G. II. Dickinson, but as he was not at
home the rectory was visited and in a
short time Rev. Mr.. Wildman performed
the marriage service and the couple started
for New Haven on the $3.50 train. The
bridegroom stated that he was an engi-
neer, while the bride, who was Miss Mary
L. Goodwin before her former marriage,
| ia a singer in St. Pauls church, New
Haven.
Elijah 10y has sold to Charles Hack
| bath twenty acres of land situated partly
in Yalesville and partly in Meriden, for
merly the hennery property of H.G. Lewis
| of Meriden.
The board of burgesses failed to get q
| quorum last evening. Burgesses Barthol-
omew, Porter and Thomson were on hand,
but Burgesses higgins, Lpby and Kava-
nagh failed to put in an appearance, and
after waiting until $50 the three adjourn
ed until the next regular meeting next
Tuesday evening.
The body of Colonel Calvin Goddard ar
rived here from San Francisco on the 1888
in the North Main street cemetery, Rev.
G. H. Dickinson officiating at the burial
The deceased was brother-in-law of DR..
G. Fl. Atwater and Mrs. WIG. Choate, and
during the war was a colonel in the army
and on General Rosecrans' staff.
| Augusta, the wife of Wilbur G. North
rop of Constitution street, died at 10
o'clock Yesterday morning, aged thirty-one
years. The time of the funeral has not
probably occur on Friday. The deceased
was an estimable lady and much esteemed
by all who knew her. She came here a
bride year ago, and since that time has
endeared herself among large
circle of friends who sincerely
mourn her untimely decease and
express great sorrow and sympathy for her
husband in his bereavement. The infant
child is reported as near deaths door and
| will soon follow.
Captain J. G. Silva's new yacht cad
miral' will be launched at Providence, R.
l., to morrow. Some of Captain Silva'f
friends here have received cordial invita-
ton to be present and participate in the
| occasion.
F. H. Morse's little boy was driving q
novel turnout yesterday afternoon on the
plains, consisting of a goat harnessed to 6
handy little wagon, and Master Morse was
, for the time in clover.
Burt McWilliams' seven-year-old boy hal
been missing since Sunday morning an6
although every conceivable place has beer
searched no tidings of the boy had bee,
, found early last evening.
The two-wheeled jumper of the Hubbard
, Hose company that was wrecked on Tow
. hill several months ago has been repaired
, and is now in Scranton's shop waiting TO
: finishing touches with paint. 1t is now a
!, good as new.
Invitations for the Sons of Veterans
dance in Odd Fellows hall next week Fri
day evening were sent out yesterday.
q There was a slight fire at Judd's yeste,
day. Some rubbish in the yard caught fir
and caught the barn. The factory hos
was brought into requisition and the fir
was put out with only slight damage.
: Several of the Odd Fellows wives an
:. friends gave j. R. Campbell surpris
party last evening. Several of the visitor
~ were from Meriden.
Chris Morgan was in town last evening
70 Won Steinwehr lodge, D. o. H., wi
q have an entertainment Monday evening 6
Ie the house of j. A. 81. Heineman on VAST
y ington street.
Is The high school nine will play pickle
s. nine on the school grounds Friday afte
RS noon. The nine received a challenge ye
te terday from the Hillhouse high scho
" nine of New Haven.
r. A special meeting of the board of tra6
will be held this afternoon at 8 o'clock.
IN B. A. Treats youngest daughter, Marion
1e is ill with fever.
~ George Price started yesterday for Oh
a, cago to work on plaster paris models fl
IN the worlds fair.
n The Young Mems Social club are
to ing to Wallace block.
n. G. w. Hull is arranging for a trip
OF Europe for his health.
to Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co. are said
o. object to the proposed raise upon the
water rents, and propose to arrange to u
ng water from the pond in place of the Pauf
he pond water should the occasion require.
an G. F. Siebel will celebrate his birthd,
III to, day. Yesterday he received check f
E. s25 as birthday present from his moth