Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-10
wALLIrGFoRD.

WALLINGFORD. Prize Day at Rosemary Hall-The Exercises-Out Of Town Guests-The Lantern Parade To.night-General News of the Town.
 The prize day exercises at Rosemary hall yesterday were quite interesting. The first of the exercises consisted of scenes from Shakespeare's "As You Like It." Miss Daisy McGaughey and Miss Carrie McGaughey were in the caste and filled their respective roles with ability. After wards came little play which was quite interesting, followed by piano solo by Miss Belle Perkins, a piano duet by Miss Hazard of Providence and Miss Dreisback of New York.
 The exercises were held in Mrs. w. G. Choate's spacious dining room. The schol- ars all came in, dressed in white, and formed semi-circle and Rev. J. E. Wild man made pleasing address. Then Miss Rutz Reese presented the prizes which had been awarded for the highest excellence in studies. Miss Georgiana Hubbard, daughter of Judge Hubbard, carried off both the Latin and Greek prizes. The. only other prize awarded to resident student was the mathematio prize given to tion was also made of Miss Carrie Mo- Gaughey for excellence in Latin. Mrs. Judge Choate then awarded several prizes to the boarding pupils for proficiency in a variety of household duties, and then pre- sented the students collectively with a ~G I@S4 and concluded her very pleasant remarks with the wish that they might enjoy their future life half as much as she had en- then concluded with prayer by Rev. c. H. Dickinson. A repast was afterwards served which had the unique feature ot having been wholly prepared by the stu | dents. There were many out of town l guests. Among them was Attorney Will fam Hammersly of Hartford. Among the borough residents present were Judge Hubbard and Mrs. Hubbard, Rev. J. E
 Wildman and wife. Rev. 0. H. Dickinson and wife, Mrs. Cornelia Perkins, Elishs
 Whittlesey, Mrs. F: R. Manning. Miss Ed
 Mrs. w. s. Russell, Mrs. George D. Nun
 son, MT. and Mrs. E. s. Parmelee, MT. art
 Mrs. J. D. McGaughey, Dr. 0. H. At
 water, Mrs. Judge Choate, Mis-
 Helen Pitman, Miss Lizzie Pitman
 Miss Grace Mix and Miss Edith Mix, als'
 Henry Rowe of New Haven, who has
 daughter, one of the students. The schoo
 is now closed and to-day the various schol
 ars will scatter to their respective home
 in different states. Miss Rutz Reese will | on Monday, return to her home in Ney
 York state. The German prize was award
 ed to Miss Rowe of New Haven.
 1ril :,
 circulation yesterday regarding Pat Col
 lins, the escaped lunatio. One was that h had been drowned in the lake, and anothe
 that he was drowned in the river nea Yalesville. It is 8 mystery to many wh no attempt is made to capture him and re
 turn him to the asylum in Middletown, g he has been seen about town at times fc
 several weeks and could be easily secure , if he is wanted very badly. One of Gilbert & Sullivan's opera "The Sorceror," will be given in the ope, , house in the late summer by some of th best musical talent in the borough, unde . the management of 0. H. Tibbitto. The cricket match between teams of th in the following score:
 . Miss Druisback's team. . Miss Morse's team. ......................... . The lantern parade of the bicycle c1u : will occur this evening. All wheelme are invited to participate. The line (
 march will be from the corner of Mai
 and Center street, up Main to Christian l countermarch to Center, to Fair, 8 Ward, to Main, to Center, to Colony, U 3 Colony to schoolhouse, countermarch 3 Center, to Main, where the parade will l. : dismissed. The line will form at o'clock.
 , The degree team from Esther lodge, 5 of R., of Meriden, will come down he, t this evening to confer the degrees 5 Aquilla lodge. , Palmer's "Uncle Toms Cabin" compar will be here on June 16 and show in p , vilion in the vacant lot on Center stre , 1 west of William street.
 The band concert was postponed on 8 7 count of the unfavorabie weather.
 The G. A. R. and K. of P. will meet tn
 Mo- 46, section 1, W. c. c. A., and N
 IA, section 9, P. O. A., were dropped la
 evening.
 M. J. Redmond & Co. will move in
 the town hall basement about the midd
 of July.
 q The Cherry street sewer is all laid ar 5 covered up. Two manholes are yet to v put in.
 |; Miss Maude Jacobs Is out again after | long illness.
 William Homer and Richard Bycro s will leave on the 8:53 train this morni1 for New York, and sail for Scotland ear II Saturday morning.
 The sll-hot business on the plains seer
 to languish, business will not warrant t 4 expense of gas during the evening. 8 The Wallace hose have 8 meeting th = evening.
 J. R. Cottrill has entered for the o
 mile bicycle handicap in Ansonia on Satu 6 day.
 8 Judge Hubbard fined John R. Fitzgi bons $1 and costs, $8.55, which was pal
 That Relay Bicycle Bace Ne.