Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-22
LOCAL N Z Tvs.
Brief Mention.


Buy q new house-R. E. Bald win.
The Hon. @. D. Barnes of Southington
has gone on q southern trip.
The Arions hold their annual mas oer-
ode in the Hyperion this evening.
The estate of MoCrone, the Thompeon-
Vile florist, amounted to $4,000.
The Cecilia Singing society will give
their private masquerade in Gsrmanis hall
this evening.
The New Haven Turner's held very
pleasant evenings entertainment in their
hall last night.
Commissioner J. e. McGann has young
commissioner and heir at his house, born
Saturday evening.
A brilliant meteor was seen In the west
ern heavens by various people of the city
Saturday evening about O'Clock.
G. R. Frisbie of the COURIER Office Ia out
again, after We sk's illnses with the grip.
He was attended by DR.. Paul Skiff.
The twelfth annual reception of Grand
Canton Sassacus, No. /, Patriarchs Mill
tant, will be held in the old armory this
evening.
John Nolan, who died in Milford Thurs
day night, was much respected citizen of
the town and hi. death is lamented by
many friends.
The Bsrgisohe Harmonic Singing society
gave an entertainment In their rooms In
Masonic hall last night. The program in
cluded selections by the society.
The Rev. August Nelson of this city Off
ciated at the Swedish Lutheran church in
South Manchester yesterday, owing to the
absence of the pastor, Rev. Mr.. OLSON.
Two more new cars have arrived and are
having motors put in them at the Morris
Cove car house, at the Morris Cove road
oompany's works near Fort Hale park.
The ties are now being delivered on the
line of the Lake Ssltonstall electric road,
beginning at the four corners of Townsend
avenue and Main street, In the annex. The
ties will be laid as coon as the frost is out
of the ground.
The Myers association will give it's annual
ball In Old Union army next We ok Monday
night. Each lady in the grand march will
be presented with special fancy program.
Music will be furnished by Williams full
orchestra; Professor Dunn prompter.
Upon the demolition by J. E Hubinger
of the building they occupy, NJ. O. Perry
Is to remove to the Emanuel Lyons stores.
81. Kirby to the Mrs. Tomlinson store, and
De Bussey, Manwarring & 90. to the candy
store just below the Mrs. Tomlinson store.
Mrs. Godfrey Dunscomb gave . recep-
ton Saturday afternoon at her home on
Prospect street. The hours were from 4
to O'Clock. Mrs. Dunscomb was assisted
In receiving by Mrs. James s. Petit and
Miss Quincy, niece of Professor james M.
Hoppin.
Mrs. Ida e. Brown, formerly of this
city. died ct the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Dwight T. Need, in Norwich,
Wednesday last of pneumonia. She had
been the teacher of Greensville school for
some time. She was the widow of L. T.
Brown.
Professor Morris Stelnert will give his
celebrated lecture on ancient instruments
at the Waldorf hotel in New York some
evening next week, before como of the
leading members of the "4O0' of that city.
He will also have some of his old instru-
ments with him.
Tho young ladies of the junior clsss of
Anderson's normal school of gymnastics
gave dance Saturday evening in the gym
ON York street. It was charming affair
and thoroughly enjoyed by all. Among
those present from the university were
Captain Hinkey, Harmon 8. Graves, G. o.
Rsdington, Richard Freeman, q. R. Du-
rant, Edward Redington, Arthur Wood
and Mr.. Taylor.
A most interesting memorial sermon was
preached by the Rev. W. NcNichols, pastor
Of the Westville n. E. church, in Westville
Congregational church yesterday morning,
on the late Rev. DR.. James L. Willard. He
paid glowing tribute to the memory of
the deceased. He was assisted in the ser
vices by the Rev.Dr. Munger of the United
church. The church was filed with the
many friends of the lsmsnted pastor.
There was also special musical program.