Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-21
Local Jottings.

The remains of the late Rev. John Peeg will be brought to Derby on the 10:30 train, this morning, and interment will be immediately made in the Birmingham cemetery. The service at the cemetery will take place at 10:30 o'clock. A number of New Haven and Meriden people were among those who attended the reception given by the graduates of the Cheshire Episcopal academy last evening. academy take place. The address will be by Rev. E. s. Lines.
 The special train from New Haven for Cheshire to-day, carrying people to the centennial celebration of the Episcopal Academy of Connecticut, will leave New Haven at 9:35 @. m., upon the arrival of the trains from the Naugatuck railroad. Returning, the train will leave Cheshire at 5 ?. m.
 The Hibernian Yacht club went on It's first cruise of the season yesterday to Burns Point. The members wore white duck "twousers" rolled up at the bottom, outing coats and shirts and natty caps. The members of the club are Ben Dillon, John McHugh, Ed. Cannon and John Cohane
 A dispatch says: "A petition iu favor of the Hon. James Gallagher of New Haven for collector of the port of New Haven is being circulated and signed in the towns of Waterbury, New Haven, Meriden, Wal lingford and elsewhere. The other aspir- ants for the office are James McGsnn, J. D. Plunkett and Frederick Baldwin, all of this city"
 The Ansonia Sentinel ssys of the recent visit of the James Graham Hose company to Ansonia and the reception of that ''du- plicste hose:" "The visitors were wei comed by Foreman Clark, and the response was made by Secretary Lave, of the yisi- tors. Other short addresses were made by Chief Engineer Wallacs, Superintendent of Fire Alarm Cotter and others. Before leaving the visitors were escorted to the quarters of the Eagle Hose company and were cordially received there"
 Miss Bessie Michelmsn, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Michelman of Florence, Mass, and G. Albert of Boston were mar ried at Cosmisn hsll, Northampton, Mass, Tuesday evening by Rabbi Gentleman be- fore large party of invited guests. The hall was prettily decorated for the occasion. The bride was richly attired in 8 white silk gown, and was accompanied by Mrs. Israel Michelmsn, Miss Elizabeth Albert of Boe- ton and Miss Sarah Michelmsn of New Haven. A New Haven orchestra furnished music.
 Major James H. Jarmsn who presided at the initiation exercises and banquet at the big meeting of Washington commsndery, No. 1, Knights Templsr, Hartford, Tues day night, Is former New Haven boy and gained his initiation into the mysteries of the science of the insurance business ss head bookkeeper at the North insurance office this city. He removed to Hartford about twenty-five years ago. He Is emil nent commander of Washington com mandery. The New Haven visitors at the ceremonies numered seventy-six and In all the out-of- town guests numbered POO.
 About one hundred Yale men at New York yesterday saw the Yale team off on the steamer for England.
 Clarence DemiSg and family are at Washington for the summon.
 The Litchfield Enquirer says: About all our regular summer residents are here for the season, Mir. J. W. Goddard, Mrs. W. 0. Moves. Mra. D. Csdy Eaton, MT. Henry R Jones and MT. Thomas R. Trow- bridge having arrived last week.