The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-11
RALLTNGFORD

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 The program for the Easter music at St. PauTs church on Sunday is as fol- lows:
 Proses--Welcome Happy Morning.
 .......... ...-............- .,Sullivan Anthem-Christ Our Passover. Chapel Venite-Chant.. ......... Robinson Glorta-Chant.,., ......... Robinson TeDeum, E flat. H. Warren Dubilate--Chant.. ........ ..J. $. smith Introuit-Angels Roll the Rock Away
 ................... ....... Schnecker kyrde Eleisum. m.............,.A. J. Eyre Gloria Ttbi. ...............,...A. J. Eyre Credo. do...................... A. J. Eyre Hynln--A Allelua. Sullivan Sanctus, Sursum Corda, Agnus Dei and Gloria in Excelsis-A. J. Ayre,
 RetrooessionNl.
 Offertory- Christ the Lord is Risen
 To-day. ...s...., .............s...H
 Quartet.
 The recent rainfall made a good showing at the borough water supply at Paugh pond and in the gate house the figures showed seventy-two inches, which Is a gain of six inches since last report The torrents of water which came down through the canal into the pond proved too much for the one weak spot in the embanlament, which gave way, carrying the entire embankment with 1t and much water was wasted. Horace Austin, who has charge of the canal, got men at work as soon as pos- sible and repaired the break tempora- rily, and to-day a solid stone embank- nnent will be built at the spot so that lilSe occurrence will not happen again. The canal done good work, and yester- day a fair sized stream was running in- to the pond The water in the pond will continue to rise for several days from the springs which are now full to overfowing and it Is safe to say there need be no worry over the borough's water supply for the coming summer.
 Officer Mooney arrested Michael Bridget yesterday, and he will be brought before Judge Hubbard at 4 o'clock this afternoon to answer to the charges of assault, breach of the peace and drunkenness committed on Orchard street Sunday last.
 Yesterday there was another big flight of wild geese going north. One flock of about seventy five, all broken up went over the Simpson block, flying very low, about o'clock, and seemed to be look ing for a place to adight. There has been more wild geese seen here the past week than before for several years.
 A new cellulold industry has been started on the plains, but the company has not got into gear enough to desire much newspaper notice.
 Miss Etta Osborn of Center street is recovering from severe attack of pleuro-pneumonia.
 The Wa1lingfords and T. A. B.'s ball teams will have practice game to- gether Good Friday ont the Colony street grounds.
 The "peepers" have come and their welcome music was heard Tuesday, but yesterday they postponed the evening concert indefinitely. .
 K. l.. Warner, IL. B.. of the New Eng land Illustrated Lecture bureau, will this evening in the opera house deliver u1is lecture on "The Land We Love" "A glance at the past with view of Hhe present, with glimpses Of nature by the way. George w. Backes and family attend ed the funeral of Mrs. Backes' mother, | Mrs. A. A. Bacon, in East Berlin yes- terday. Reserved seats for "The Golden | Gulch" are on sale at Pixley's. The publisher of the Herald has leas- ed the Times plant.
 Miss Lulu Bartholomew is expected | home to-day to spend the Easter vaca- Aion.
 c. H. Dickinson has opened branch music store in Rockville.
 Governor Mckinley passed through here yesterday on the 11:24 train and was seated with H. Wales Lines of Meriden.