Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-31
WallingfOFd News.

Mrs. James N. Pierpont Is quite i'll with
pleurisy and the grip and ia threatened
with pneumonia.
There was but one session at school yes
terdsy owing to the storm.
The prospect for sleighing is fine.
L R. Cock was in Boston yesterday.
The Wrinkle bowling club has re-
osivsd challenge from the newspaper
team in Meriden.
At the postofics 80, 600 of the big Colum-
bisn stamps we're recently received.
Miss Kittie Large of New York is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Large.
The grange sootable and dance intended
for Thursday evening has been postponed
OH account of the death of B. q. Nichols,
one of the members.
The Adventists will hold service ct the
church every evening this week.
Mrs. R. D. Perkins ia recovering from q
severe attack CT the grip.
The storm was too much for the town
clock.
The Knights Templar from this town
who intend to be present at the big recep-
ton and ball of Palestine commandery, at
Madison Square Garden this evening are j.
Walter Mix, W. A. Kendrick, J. P. Ste
venson, 4 G. W. Michaels, O. B. Terrell,
Richard Talbot and G. A. Harrison, who
will 60 with St. Elmo commandery of
Meriden.
John Lungdren of Bartholomew row
died yesterday at 1915 of consumption,
aged seventeen years. Funeral Thursday
afternoon.
The ninth annual concert and eoci.ble
of Division /. A. o e., will be held in
the armory Friday evening, February Q.
Music by Williams orchestra. There
promises to be large attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C.Allen are in Jackson
Vile, Fla.
The German Eintracht has elected ss Off
cers: Henry Sohamberg. president; Hugo
Schiller, vice president; d. A. Wagun Sec
Rotary; Emil Dorbee, treasurer; Herman
Gruensr, G. Killick and @. q. Glave,
finance committee.
A revolver of Merwin & Herbsri's make
was left by mistake in the closet ct the de-
pot early Monday evening. The finder will
confer favor by leaving the same with
Ticket Agent W. L Psrr at the depot.
A delegation of the q. A. r will 60 to
Aeriden this evspiEg.
Inere are no new QeVelOpmontS In the
postefice business as yet.
Mrs. F. M. Tyler writes from Fort
Pierre, Fla, that the weather there is q ute
warm and that summer clothing 10 in de-
mand
8. @. Roach took the electric car yeetsr-
day about II O'Clock for Meriden intending
to 60 to New Haven on the 1855 express.
He arrived in Meriden ct $3.50, having
made the journey in little over four
hours. The snow makes bad work for the
electric road.
Charles Jones of Bird .eport has gone to
work for the Hall & Elton Co.
A six months old child of John Carey of
South Colony street died Monday. The
funeral took place yesterday.
Miss Nellie Pendleton arrived homo from
England Saturday on the steamer Paris.
Strauss Brothers had to kill one of their
horses Sunday, the animal having got un-
5er q chain and strained its back.
The reception that was to have been ten
lered Rev. J. J. Blair Thursday evening
mas been postponed on account of the ILL.,
ness of one of his children. Yesterday the
little one was reported as improving.
Warden Treat now receives the letters
hat come to the postoHios addressed to the
,hief of police, Wallingford.
The report of the organization Of the !
Horne Cold Distilled Brandy company.
which occurred two years ago. was only |
.ecsntly recorded at the town clerks office, /
md the up to breakfast time" reporter |
or the Neriden Record. printed the &C
'ount yesterday as news item. But the ]
eport was only two years old. |