Morning journal and courier., 1893-04-11
wALLINGFORD.

The Funeral of the Late Charles II.
Barnes-The Murphy Temperance
Meetings VIII open on Thursday
Night-Judge Davis Busy With the !
Parmelee Will Case-RePairing the |
Break at the Pump Station. !
There was q large attendance at the |
funeral of Charles q. Barnes yesterday
afternoon. Rev F. E. Marble officiatsd ut
the services at the house and Rev. ]. Z.
Wildman at the grave. Acoanaut lodge,
l. 0. o. F., turned out in q body, and del
egations from the Masonic lodge and q. A.
r. were present. There were several ele-
CANT floral tributes. The bearers were W.
| B. Hall and R. G. Morse from Compass
lodge, F. and A. NJ; F. w. Phelps and
Charles ". Robinson from Accanaut lodge,
I. o. O. F., and E. W. Sperry and w. J.
| Miller from Admiral Foete post, g. A. R.,
| of New Haven. The burial was In the
Center street cemetery.
| The Leavenworth Guards will have their
weekly drill this evening, as the Murphy
meetings will begin on the regular drill
night, Thursday.
| The Yalesville electric charter hearing is
booked for to day in Hartford.
The schools reopen this morning, after
| ten days vacation.
Thomas Brennan was fined 81 and S. 81
costs yesterday morning for assault upon
James Moore, and settled.
| The White Rose Social club Melted over
$40 by it's dance Saturday evening.
Mrs. Philip Nolan died Of consumption
late Saturday night at the home of her sis
ter on Cherry street, and was buried yes
terdsy.
child of Mrs. Mary Conway died yes-
terday morning, and will be buried this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
The National band will give a concert at
the City bands fair in Meriden Friday
evening.
The will case occupied the attention of
Judge Davis all of yesterday. Several i'm
portant witnesses testified for the defense,
| and the case was continued for two weeks
for the arguments by the counsel.
The board of burgesses will again try to
get together a quorum this evening, and 1t
Is believed that the effort will be success
full.
Peter S. Hall has moved his family here
from Roxbury, and will locate in the
, Franklin hall building on Center street.
A most disgraceful and disgusting affair
: that duplicates several young persons on
the plains has been brought to light. The
details are unfit for publication.
!, Mrs. Joel 81. Paddock has sold to James
Cooper, twenty five acres of land situated
on the northeast part of town.
, F. Allen has sold to J. L. Harding, 6
house and lot so by 1870 feet on William
street.
) Mrs. NJ. G. Marsh of Springfield is the
guest of Mrs. William Myers of Washing
t | ton street.
Clifford J. Morse arrived in town yester
r day from Buffalo, N. Y.
! Posters of the Murphy meetings will b.
= put out o-day.
q The "Owp night lunch wagon was 10
8 GATED on the corner of Center and Colony
streets last evening As there is only one
p policeman on duty nights the income from
: the poles force will not be sufficient t.
: prove very lucrative to the proprietor.
i An expert from the Knowles Steam
s Pump company of Boston arrived in fowl
p last evening and to-day will repair tn
q small break or sand hole in the pump a
t the Muddy river ststion. The imperfec
It ton was caused by the casting and tn
q cost of repairs will be borne by the com
4 | pany.
!. Miss Jennie Campbell will return Thurs
day to her studies at Smiths college Il
I Northampton, Mass.
> James Price of the T. A. B. Dramati
y association has had an offer to travel wit
Lester & Williams minstrels.
) In East Haven.
Il Rev. Herbert Macy will give an interest
~ ing account of recent visit to the Hs
n waiian Islands In the Congregations
70 church, East Haven, this evening at 7:4s
!. The lecture will be illustrated by fuel
J, selected stereoptioon views.
/ The City Missions.
!. The services at the City Mission hall lai
If evening were led by Mr.. Charles E. Ewin
of Danvers, Mass, graduate of Amber
college, class Of 1890. and at present
member of the senior class in Yale thee
,e logical seminary. Me- Ewing is under 81
If pointment as missionary of the America
~ board, and expects in August next
\ leave for China, where he has been a
= signed to duty in the foreign service
u" large delegation from the Christian Ell
deavor society of the College street Coz
gregational church, of which society NJ
" Ewing is member, were present last ever
=, ing at this nesting, whicn is regularly
y their charge on the second Monday ever
"a ing of each month.