Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-11-23
w ALLINGFORD.

Resolutions Presented to Warden
Newton-Funeral of Marguerite Al.
kinsOn-Annual Meeting of the
Agricultural Society.
After the business was transacted at the
| board of burgesses meeting Tuesday even
ing Clerk Hale read the following testi.
/ monial from the members of the board
To William q. New on. Esq, Warden of the
Borough OF Wallingford, Conn:
Court of Burgesses, have been associated with
period you have occupied the official place from
which, unhappiiy for the public welfare, you
to You our SINCERE regret tSst th wa TIME
is at hand when our official relations must be
severed and at the same time to assure you OF
for } GU personally, and the high degree Of ap
probation with which in co nmon with your
Fellow townsmen generally, we, cherish the
dered with unfailing competency In various
positions, but most especially ia that which by
We trust you viii carry 4S into TO private life the
same pleasant memories of our associated public
our regard. And that your future in ali that
shall concern the health, happiness and prosper
tY Of Of you and yours may prove es.fu
or your friends and associates.
Signed-D. G: Porter, H. E. higgins, William
Luby, lr., g. g. Thompson, T. Kavanaug h, F. G.
1 heartily concur in the sen timents expressed
above-Fraray Hale, clerk.
In reply Warden Newton said:
This is very unexpected, and I hardly know
full for the loving kindness shown. The EXPIRES
SONS contained IN it are reciprocated and cher
ish it very highly"
Rev. J. E. Wiidman ofieiated at ths
funeral of little Marguerite Atkinson yes
terday afternoon. The bearers were from
st. Paul's church choir, Frank Treat, Ed
gar Norton, Clifford Parker and Charles
Brogden. The flower bearers were Mars-
den Hubbard and Frank Collett. The
floral tributes were many and very beauti-
full. The burial was In the "In Memoir
UNI" cemetery.
At the annual meeting of the Agricul-
tural society the following officers were
elected: President, N. E. Cook; vice presi
dents, Joel r. Hough, O. N. Jones and N,
f. Ingraham; secretary, George T. Jones:
treasurer, 81. L. Hall, 3D.; directors, W.
R. Cook, Q. b. Youngs, D. W. Ives, j. n.
Paddock, ]. A. Allen, J. P. Stevenson, d.
". Andrews, g. I. Williams and g. A.
Hopson; finance committee, M. E. Cook,
g. A. Hopson and g. T. Jones. The next
meeting will be on December Q.
R. Wallace & Sons have decided to mt
in three large boilers for use instead of the
six smaller ones that have been in use
lately.
Manager Wilkinson had several shows
booked for the opera house, but in three
cases he has received word that the com
panies had decided not to start out on ac
count of the depression in business. An
other company gave up the ghost before
reaching this town.
The annual inspection of A. a. Dutton
post, g. A. R., will be held to morrow
evening.
Mrs. Sadie A. Blunt, wife of Henry
Blunt, former resident of this place, died
in New Haven on Tuesday evening. The
body will be brought here to. morrow for
burial in tina Center street cemetery. Flu
neral services at the cemetery at O'clock
Reserved seats for "a New England
Home" will go on sale at Pixley's this
morning.
Sam and Miss George Hubbard will ar
rive home next Wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving.