The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-28
WALLINGEORD.


 death occurred Tuesday night at his late home, 11S Christian street, will be from the Holy Trinity church Friday morning at o'clock.
 He leaves a widow, three daughters, Misses Deborah, Margaret and Char lotte Myers, and one son, Joseph Myers. Mrs. P. McKeon of New Ha- ven is sister of the deceased and Thomas Myers of the same city is a brother. For many years he held the office fo justice of the peace here and had been a resident of the town for over thirty years. He was also assist ant superintendent at the capitol at Hartford for some years.
 He was member of Pinta council, being insured in that order for $1,O0o and was a member of Wallingford council, R. A., having an insurance in that council for $S,000. Last evening Wallingford council, R. A., held @ spe- cial meeting at o'clock and took action on his death.
 Mrs. Mahley Ingraham, aged eighty one years and six months, died yester- day morning at o'clock at the home of Allen Sawyer at Northford. The fu- neral will be from MT. Sawyer's at 8 o'clock this afternoon with interment at Northford. She was native of Kent and came here last June from that place.
 The Order of the Eastern Star will have it's annual outing at Compounce Friday of this week. Besides the gen. eral good time that the members of the order will have there will be a busi- | ness meeting at il o'clock. Members of Mizpah chapter will leave here on the S:15 electric car. Invitations were sent out yesterday for the wedding of Miss Lula May Bar tholomew and Keiffer Lindsey of Co., lumbus, Ga, which will take place at Miss Bartholomew home, 60 Acad- emy street, on Wednesday afternoon, September 10. at 5 o'clock. Rev. P. J. Reilly, who has been as- sstant here at the Holy Trinity parish | for the past five years, having begun his duties here five years ago, has been transferred by Bishop Tferney as as- sistant to. Rev. Father Creedon, at Windsor Locks, and will leave here for | that place Friday or Saturday of this I week.
 l Several heavy showers struck here | yesterday afternoon and evening and the thunder and lightning was quite sharp.
 | The state road from Yalesville to the l Meriden line, through Tracy, has been | coated over with fine crushed stone.
 The electric cars were running all right again yesterday.
 'Wormwood" or "The Absinthe Drinker of Paris" will be the attraction at the opera house this evening. l Miss Carrie A. Nearing is home from 1 the Berkshire Hills. | Mrs. Victor Russell and her son George Russell, left last evening fol Three Rivers, Canada, where the sor will enter college.
 Morgan Dickerman leaves to-day tt enter the Moody school at Mt. Hermon Mir, and Mrs. G. B. Dickerman will ac-
 company their son.
 Miss Beatrice Sherman is spending 6 few days with Miss Helen Brainerd 1T
 Huntsville.
 $. J. Hall, Miss Esther Hall and Mrs Is. A. Hubbell left yesterday for Blocl
 Island.
 Miss Lucy Buckley is home from
 Newark, N. J.
 Miss Annie Thomas will enter th'
 State Normal school at New Havel next month.
 Judge and Mrs. L. NJ. Hubbard are a Asbury Park for few days. Thomas Pagnam has opened gro cery store on North Colony street. The schools will reopen next Tues day morning.