Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-04-10
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The Death OF Charles Ri. Barnes-The |
Funeral Will Take Place This Az |
ternOon-Tennis Club Elects Omcers |
Tho Hearing ON the Mary Parme-
lee Will Case VIII Come Up To-day
"A Noisy Gang at the Depot en- SAT-
urday Night.
Charles q. Barnes died at o'clock Saturday
afternoon, after several weeks Illness with a
complication of diseases that eliminated In q
tumor OF the brain. He was ffty-seven years Of
age, and leaves wife and one son, Harry. The
funeral win occur ut o'clock this afternoon
from tho house on Church street. Rev. F. E.
Marble VIII onlciate. The deceased was a mem
her Of Company F., Sixth Connecticut volun-
teers, during the frst years Of the war, and was
later commissioned in one of the colored regi
ments. He was for several years a member Of
Arthur b. Dutton post, G. A. R., but year or
more ago got transferred to Admiral Foete post
Of New Haven. He was a prominent member Of
Accanaut lodgs, I. o. o. F., and Of Friendship
encampment, and a past grand, also serving in
other offices in the society. He has been mem
Der of the Masonic fraternity over thirty years,
the war, while located In Flsrida, he was a
member of . Royal Arch chapter in that state.
seaic Mutual Aid. He was a carpenter BY trade
and for the past i've or more years has been in
the employ Of Maltby, Stevens & Curtis Co. The
Friendship encampment, are requested to meet
ct the lodge room at 1880 this afternoon to attend
| The Wallingford Tennis club has elected a. Of
dcers for the ensuing season: President, Frank
and p
tive committee, George Muns0n, chairman, 9;
| Frederick Ives; refreshment committee, Miss
| Bessie Hull, Miss Gertrude Hodgknson, Miss
| George Hubbard. MIS- J. T. Barker, Mrs G. D.
Menson, Samuel Hubbard and A. L. Whitaker
1 IA AZ "a wi ha Maponria
The hearing on the Mary Parmelee will case
Probate Davis Of Meriden in the town hall build
ing;
cottage at Pins Orchard for A. a. Bartholomew
Rev. Asher Anderson of Meriden will be one q
tewn hall on wednesday evening.
John q. Bagshaw starts to-day for Warren
Mass, where he will go into the carriage bust
Judge Hubbard Is in receipt of a letter from
Henry E. Culver, now In New Haven jail, stating
and also expresses his views Of the Wallingfors
| lookup, written in the expressive style SO pecul
lar to Henry when his brain is free from alcoholic
At the probate court Saturday morning J: I
traitor and MIS- Julia E. wilkins adn,inistratrI
Of the estate Of the late Harriet Doeiittle.
Judge Hubbard has reappointed r. Bartho!
Miss Maggie Callahan will return to-day to he
studies at Mount St. Vincent, N: 7.
MISS deOrSlo huDDaIu drIlfcu uo0o 0aIuEOb.
from visit Mrs. e. 8. Vail at Enfield, bringing
| with her q guest Miss Laura Tilson OF POUCH
| keepsie, N. Y, sister of Mrs. Vail.
Several Of the Rosemary girls returned Satur
day from their Easter vacations. The school will
, | open to morrow.
Sam. Botsford struck town Saturday after n
| absence OF several years in Torrington.
James c. Wrinn has another son born Saturday
James Moore made complaint to Prosecuting
| Attorney Bartholomew Saturday evening tina
| Thomas Brennan had made serious and unpro
} | voked assault upon him that evening. The out
| come will furnish a case for the borough court.
There was noisy gang around the depot lat
Saturday night before the Owl train came alen
l from New Haven and carried the boistrous crow
to Meriden. There was several of the native
! | mixed up In the racket and one fight was In
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