Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-03
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G.. A. n. Election of Omcers-Wheel
Club Promenade-Personal Notes
other Items.

Gs a. rs ELECTION OF Oncer8-Wheel
Club Promenade-Persona Notes.
other Items.
Arthur Dutton, post No. SO. G. A. R
held its annual meeting last evening for |
the election of officers. Commander II. A. |
Nettleton was unanimously chosen as
commander, but positively declined to
serve another year. The list of officers as
elected is as follows: Merwin W. futile,
commander; Perry N. Twitchell, senior
vice; Oscar B. Lane, junior vice; 8. P.
Richards, surgeon; William Rawson, off,
Ger of the day; Samuel Whitaker, chap
lain; William NJ. Whitaker, quarter
master; William q. Freeman, officer of the
guard. Delegates to the state encamp-
ment in Willimantio, Oscar B. Lane, G.
w. Smith; alternates, s. 81. Whitaker
and F. L. johnson. Trustees, Thomas
Pickford, three years; William N. Whit
| taker one year to fill unexpected term left
| vacant by W. ]. Morse, who moved out of
town.
Putnam council, o. U. A. N. will 90 to
| North Haven Monday evening to assist In
the instituting of Quinnipiac council No.
n.
II. NJ. Stevens daughter Lena is down
with the measles.
The Adams express employees are doing
some hustling nowadays.
The employees on the two upper floors at
R. Wallace & Sons were having holiday
yesterday on account of the breaking of q
counter shaft. The shaft will be in
position and work resumed this after
noon.
10, fall
day and Judge Martin will fill out the
pension papers on Monday.
The selectmen will hold their monthly
meeting on Monday.
W. J. Lester of Springfield is registered
at the Wall1ngford hotel.
Superintendent Davis has now in his
Office new typewriter of the latest i'm
proved pattern.
The wheel club Have decided to hold its
annual promenade concert and socisble in
the armory some time in February and in.
tend to make 1t the dance of the season.
/ The gas will bs shut IF in the borough from II
| to a. m Sunday to make necessary repairs.
| The annual election Of officers Of the grange
| will be held next Thursday evening.
| Compass lodge, No. Q, F. and A. M, will elect
officers Monday evening.
! The w. r; C. VIII have supper and sale Of
| articles in the G. A. R. post rooms next Tuesday
Henry Arnold of Was ington street will start
| for Germany next month.
Rev. F E. Marble started yesterday for Boston
| to remain over Sunday. Rev. s. d. Phelps OF
. New Haven will supply his place at the Baptts
| church Sunday
Rev. T. E. Marble officiated at the funeral o.
, | Captain Daniel How'd yesterday morning. The
| bearers were Richard Talbot, d. E. Morris, M. D
, Munson and G II. Brown.
William N. Mix camp, Sons of Veterans, ha
| elected as officers: F. w. Richard, captain; Ar
| thur Doolittle, first lieutenant; Fred Nettleton
| second lieutenant; camp council, j. H. Barnes
l | George Joab and r. j. Lane. Installation Thurs
| day, January 5.
William McNulty srrived here from Governor
island, New York harbor, on the 1881 trail
| Thursday evening
= The annual meeting of the Brotherhood Of St
i Andrew will be held Monday evening
I An exhibition Of the photograph, under TIA
I auspices of w. n. Mix camp, S of ", will b
r given in the G. A X. post room next Monda,
4 evening. The proceeds will be given to Thoma
r George, one of the members Of the camp, who 1
e down with consumption at his home in Middle
| town.
Measles and humps are prevalent about tn
| borough.
F.W. Richards is one of the applicants for tn
| position of engineer at the Muddy river pumpin
: | station.
E Thomas Dempsey, who was locked up by OF
I | Ger Martin Thursday evening, was dischat ge
| yesterday morning, and with his handbag too
| au early train for Bridgeport.
It The st. Pauls Sunday school entertainer
a | will be in the parish building Januaryo.
Senior Vice Commander Twitchell of A.
: | Dutton post, G. A. R. positively declined to be
+ | candidate for the position OF commander, as
l customary in the line of promotion.