Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-27
wALLINGPORD.

The Glover Cycle Club Elects OmceTs
Jesse Anterior Died Yesterday,
the Result Of His Inj
up the Trotting Track-Pield Day
of Company X To-day.
The Glover Cycle club held q meeting
yesterday afternoon and elected as officers:
President, Mrs. G Fred Lane, vice presi-
dent, Niles Lulu Allis; secretary and treas
urer, Mrs. W. J. Peers; captain, Miss Z.
Gertrude Darrow; frst lieutenant, Miss
George Whitaker; second lieutenant, Miss
Marion Hirons. Two new members were
added. Weather permitting the members
will have a club run to Hartford to day.
The fire alarm by the Southington gongs
was heard quite plainly from near the lake
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. G. G. Smith arrived here yesterday
from Germany, and IL the guest of Mas F.
]. Curtis of Elm street.
The memorial service will be held In the
Baptist church Sunday evening.
Bennett Jerralds and family are now
located at n lney Island.
Walter Hall arrived home last evening
from Boston for the summer vacation.
Miss Maria Ltnnshsp was SERIOUSLY i'll
last evening from the result of taking gas
to have teeth extracted.
Jesse Atherton, jr., who was so badly
injured in a hub rougher In the Wheel &
Wood Bending compsny's factory In
Bridgeport Thursday afternoon, died early
yesterday morning The funeral will be
in Bridgeport Sunday. Bis father, Jesse
Atherton, went to thai city yesterday
morning and returned later in the day to
try and get Rev. Henry Stone to officiste
at the funeral. Rev. Mr.. Stone will at
tend if arrangements for an exchange of
pulpits can be made with Raw. Mr. Davis
of Bridgeport for Sunday.
There were several of the members of
the Trotting and Cycling association at
work on the new track yesterday CLEARING
off the small stones and getting 1t in con-
dition. The top of q stone, apparently
about the size of tea saucer, protruded
from the ground and n. F. Ipgrshsm tried
to haul 1t out of the ground with rake,
but without success. A shovel was tried
and then a crowbsr with the same result
and finally after an hours digging with
shovels and with the assistance of yoke
of oxen the pebble was remove
found to weigh in the neighborhood OF q
ton.
The Pelham Manor cricket club arrived
here on the 3:3s train yesterday afternoon
and to day will plsy the Rosemary Hall
club.
Nicholas Bridget has been appointed san
ftsry inspector of the borough.
Mrs Frarsy Hale is convalescing.
Maurice Barry's condition last evening
was unchanged, but Is considered quite
critical.
The fair will close this evening with
| drawing of prizes.
The High school nine will play the Ever
est school team in Hamden this afternoon.
The annual meeting of the In MemoriAm
| cemetery association will bs held this af-
teTnoon.
Commander futile of A Fl Dntton p )st,
G. A. r earnestly requests that all who
| have flowers for Memorial day will leave
them at the town ball as early as possible
Tuesday morning
The merry-go round now in Meriden will
locate here early next week.
G. N. Hallen5eck, r. A. Wallace and II
N. Stevens started yesterday for the Cats
kills and expect to return home Tuesdsy
Company K will have its roll call at
| o'clock this morning at the srmory aud II
the weather permits will have Its field day
over at the range. If stormy the armory
1 will be utilized.
The stock for the electroloid company
| has been taken up and Ii is expected thai
the company will coon locate here