Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-16
wALLINGFORD.

Wild Geese on Their TraveIs-Death
 of Patrick Marsin-The Pomeroy.
 a Rissell WeddinG-The Ice in the Lake-GreetIng to Alderman Lowe or New Haven-Wild Ducks on the Lake-A Legal Contest. A large flock of wild geese headed north passed over the eastern part of town Tues
 day. One of the 'told resident" farmers ! stated at the time that the way they were sdying was sssaure sign of sudden and
 severe storm. He hit nearer the truth
 than most of our weather prophets. A delegation from the Women's Relief
 corps went to Meriden last evening to at-
 tend the supper and social of the Msriden
 corps.
 Among the wallingford guests at the
 wedding of O. G. Pomeroy and Mrs. Maria
 Bissell in Sufield yesterday were: Rev. J. Wildman, Mir and Mrs. O. Fl. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Atkinson, Mrs. G. w. Hull and Mrs. 0. H. Tibbetts. Contractor J. B. Lane will break ground o-day for the new addition on the town farm building. ~,=,- -s>-,rr--. >.s,--.-zgees4-
 The report that the Meriden clerks were coming down this evening to start the ss-
 socistion here is incorrect ss the clerks
 here have no knowledge of any such pro- gram.
 Charlie Smith is booked for grand mar. shall and decorator in to-morrow's cele- brstion. 1- The rain and warm weather of the past few days has whitt1ed ont c large portion of the ice in the lake, and a channel is now open from end to end down the lake What ice is left is rotten and unsafe and three more days of warm weather would have cleared it out. The water is still quite high and falling slowly. The first
 boat of the season visited Paradise islsnd
 yesterday afternoon.
 The many friends in the borough of AL derman J. w. Lowe of New Haven send
 him their greeting and congratulations over the arrival of his third son. A little time will result in an increase in the re- publican vote in John's ward. A flock of handsome black and white wild ducks were sporting in the lake yes- tarday afternoon and were not disturbed by shooters for the reason that there vas no way of getting within range of the game, owing to the ice.
 Miss Edith V. Smith is in Enfield with Mrs. E. S Vail.
 c. M. Newton of Middietown was the guest of his brother, Warden W, Fl, New ton, last evening.
 Louis A. Northrop celebrated his fifty first birthday yesterday and appears to be capable Of celebrating many more birth days, if not quite fifty.
 J. W. Lane was In New York yesterdav. The old deed given for recording last week is quite likely to make little buei- ness in the legal line. Attorney Ely of New Haven, as counsel for Emory Morse, has issued restraining injunction on W. l J. Morse, or, rather, on his counsel, O. A, Harrison, and 1t Is possible that the right ful ownership of the property in question will have to be decided in court The ease ! is peculiar one and, if 1t comes to trial, will show up some old d-fashioned methods ! of doing business practiced here in the time of the present generation. The cases against Hanley, Bradshaw and Ryan will come before Judge Hubbard at o'clock tomorrow morning, instead of In the afternoon as was intended. The change was made to accommodate the counsel for the accused, O. A. Harrison. The gentleman who by mistake wore home the wrong hat from the board of burgessss' room Tuesday evening can get his OWE in exchange by calling at J. N. Cannon's store on Center street. c. G. Pomeroy will soon be a commuter l to Suffield from here.
 Patrick Martin of North Cherry street, father of Officer Luke Martin, died early yesterday morning, the result of a para
 lytic shock over year ago from which he never recovered He had worked as tin | ner for G. I. Mix & Go. for over thirty years. Funeral at 9 o'clock Friday morn 1 ing from the Church of the Holy Trinity. ! ". r. Toothe's household goods were l moved to Meriden yesterday. ] Officer Hsineman is doing duty in Officer
 Martins place on account of the death of Martins father.
 l A musical entertainment will bs given by
 the children of the Holy Trinity Sunday
 school Friday evening. The program will
 be as follows:
 | Piano duet. Gertrude and Grace Roach Chorus-"Hatl, Glorious Apostle"
 ! Recitation-''Our Recnrd".. Mary Gallagher
 Juvenile Chorus -'Cou-in Jededish"
 solo-"win ing at Me-. ............ Mamie Reiiey
 walz M. seng."what ps., Would You ,l; Take fsr
 "TriaIs of a schooimistrsss';' ...........,. ............A Alice Curran and James Clehan
 sone-'Molis and and the Biaabbjy';:'' aby'.:::....
 p;ano :eet;cr Jobnnle Keiliey Quartet-':Good Bye, Little Birdie' '''' 1 Chorus-"Sweet Visions of Childhood",
 operetta-::M her Goose Kinecdom. ''' l ha5ohee orll Senior Boy s I