Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-17
wALLINGFORD.

Death of Stephen Hall-Judge l.. M.
 Hubbard Elected vice-PresIdent of
 the First National Bank-Applesan ana
 Cider for the G. A. R.-General NeWs.
 Stephen Hall died at his home on Wash ington street yesterday, shortly after 1s o'clock, after less than @ weeks illness with stomach trouble. The body will bs taken to New Haven Wednesday for burial. The deceased was maehinist and worked for many years at Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co.'s factory, but for the past year or more has been working at Hall & Elton Co.'s. He was member of City lodge, I. o. o. F., of New Haven, where he resided for many years. His daughter, Mrs. William Martin, died in New Haven last Friday and was buried on Sunday. Owing to his illness tho news of his daugh- ter's death had been kept from him. Mrs. Hall returned from New Haven Sunday evening and is now prostrated by her double bereavement. He was insured for $1, ,000 in the Bay State company.
 Thomas George, formerly clerk in Lom- bras market on Cherry street, died at his home in Middletown, Sunday, of consump- tion. The deceased was a member of w. w. Mix camp, Sons of Veterans, and had many friends here.
 Only few were out on the lake yesterday af- ternoon, as it was too cold to take much comfort trottiDg horses.
 $50 by the failure of George Buckingham of Meriden, who has been running watch clubs.
 G. B. Aliens boy Cliff was riding on his sled drawn by hfs dog on the Church street hiil yes terday afternoon, when he coliided with a double ripper and was thrown into the gutter and con. sid -rably brui,ei, but luckily no bones were broken. The dog ran away with the sled but was called back again.
 F. W Miuer has sold to Bridget RAynolds e house and lJt 50 by 150 feet on Washington street.
 The "whyo club" has now located its rooms ir street, recent y used as 8 Chinese laundry. The room is on Officer Martins beat and he should keep his eyes open
 Judge L M Hubbard was elected vice presi dent of the First National bank in place of A. D Judd. All the rest of the old board were re
 Edmond Northrop has left Greenfield, Mass | and is now with J. k. Boice at the Middletowl Silver Plate company. | in the T wei Manufacturing company employ ir Greenfield, Mass.
 l day at the freight depor, and started on a ru | np Center street, and narrowly missed smashinj | T H. Heiu-man's elegant turnout near the Cone housa, and colllded V ith Cannons horse post l breaking it and damaging tn wagon. The hors | was stopped without s. rious injury. The board of relief will be in session again o l Saturday.
 The board of bursessss will hold e regula meeting this evening.
 Tpe directors of the First National bank me l yesterday and elected W. J. Leavenworth pr. s | dent W. H. Newton cashier, W. A. Trssk telle | and H. l.. Hirnns clerk.
 l The Simpson "ao ks' will meet this evening. l The gas ight company held it's annual meetin | yesterday and elected it's old board of director, l A meeting of the directors is called for Saturda | evening.
 | The Chimney in the office at Hoey's stabl | caught fire about noon Sunday, but was put ol
 ith a frw pails of water without damage. Chic | Smith w.s or hand and put out the nre. l The invitations to the firemen's second gran I concert ana sociable in the armory January | were sent out yesterday.
 The lady members of the Bright Wire Socii | club and their gentlemen friends went sleighiu | down to Northford last evening.
 Miss Eliza Ann Hayden is now employed in tt
 Western Union Telegraph office in the Meride
 depot.
 eeveral of the G. A. R. will go over to D. V | Ives house ou East Farms this evening. Thel
 will be plenty of apples and cider as well
 other substantial refreshments to greet the o I tsyets.h