Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-24
WALLINGFORD.
Annual School acknowledgements
Ratify-GraduatIOn EXerclses-Gen-

4. Music-over the Sea: .Veazie
s. Essay-walliugford. =. 49,. Miss Lizzie Norton
s. Piano solo-Csprice Heroique. ....... Rolling
Miss Msude Hall:
Z. Essey-Medley: Minimum. Miss Ethel Norton Norton
D. moS'0-'0ne De Girls g' rio Vea1''
Q. Essay-Woman-Her Future Sphere Of Use
10. Music-sailors' Chorus. Arr by Bachelor
con,arr, seh 20 h,n,ouas
Opera House, Friday afternoon, June "a.
Candidates for Diplomas.
Alice Stuart Brogden, Marion Elizabeth Norton
Mnne 9sas Rsrha dy
Nellie Theresa Evans, Bertha Elizabeth Prince,
Eili.o SngssHarris , Edns Louise r.. spsIry,
Sarah Annie Mass Pearl Msy Young
John Philip Bridget Rapn sneGyoea Perkins
Benz. Clayton Hastings.
The National band will give an outdoor
concert on the plains this evening and will
present the following program:
ssleetioaeY Malsh Tickle B assa
4. Grand Selection OF Scotch Melodies 80.
s. Concert NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. E. Boyer
6. Overturc-Lucia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS onizeth
g. Night owls. op ....oS S. Van Horn
Miss Alice Holmes has been re-engaged
as teacher at the Parker Farms school dis
trict.
Miss Kittie Murphy of Spencer, Mass. is
the guest of Mrs. J. J. Hayden of William
street.
There is said to be clark horse" that
is likely to show up at the front in the
bicycle race on Saturday.
Ivy lodge, K. of P, will hold it's semi
annual election of officers this evening.
The fire depa1 tmsnt will clear about $50
bp the picnic.
Miss Mamie Galligan has resigned his
position as teacher at the Colony street
| school.
The Ladies' Library association cleared
$3.50 at the rose fete.
| William Kuhlman is the delegate from
Won Steinwehr lodge, D. o. H., to the
grand lodge.
The Advent Sunday school will have its
picnic on July 4.
Miss Mamie Rice is home from Norris
town, N. j.
Jud &c Hubbard is home from wilbra
Thea. o. H. will hold special meeting
this evening.
C.Fred Lane will not start in Saturdays
bicycle race.
Miss Grace Darling has resigned her pc
sition as teacher in the high school.
The graduating exercises of the higl
school at the opera house this Afternoon
promise to be very interesting.
The Republican club rooms are quit
popular and are well patronized every
evening.
| nual school meeting last evening. w. 81
Newton was chairman with J. w. Allen a
! clerk. The first business was the election
{ of school visitor for three years in plsc
of James Gafney, whose term e1pire'
and he declined reelection. William Has
sett was unanimously chosen. The officer
!, elected were: J. W. Allen, clerk; w. q
Newton, treasurer; R. S. Austin, collector
d. L. Hall and w. I. Todd, auditors. !
five mill tax was voted. A motion wa
introduced by William Hassett as follows
That it is the sense of this meeting tina
it is not deemed wise or necessary at tn
South Main street property. The matte
was discussed at length, and a.
the principal points of tn
f question were brought to light. At to-
o'clock there was still discussion goin
a on and it seemed to be evident that tn
v sense of the meeting was favorable to tn
motion. After ten o'clock it was voted
rescind the vote taken at previous NEE
ing and instruct the committee to will
draw the suit against Mrs. Frances \
Kendrick. It was voted to connect til
Colony street schoolhouse with the sewe
o and the meeting adjourned.
The democrats were holding a ratifc'
d ton meeting last evening uptown, an
cannon firing, with fireworks, was tt
principal feature. There was no arteml
at oratory and outside of the noise thel
| was but little enthusiasm manifested.