Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-30
wALLINGFORD.

WALLINGFORD.
Odd Fellows aud Daughters OF Re-
bekah Fair-L. M. MOnrOe's Gar.
rtaSe Overturned-Knigh Pyth.
las annual Concert-Nevsy Items.
The fair of the Odd Fellows and Daugh-
tiers of Rebekah, which has had a very
successful run of four evenings, closed
Saturday evening. The various prizes
were disposed of by drawing which was
conducted BY W. H. Newton, G.. A. Smith,
D. L, Barber, William Hodginson and |
Frarsy Hale. Below will be found a full |
list of the prizes drawn, the number of |
the ticket and the holders of the winning
tickets. $50 prize, ticket No. 1179, ]. F.
Leete; silver fruit stand, No. 96S, Arthur
Lane; pair blankets, No. 412, Thos. Stew
enson; ton of coal, No. 3O3, Fred Deming;
pair trousers, No 1913, D. A. Bntler, Meri-
den; silver ice pitcher, No. 1907, H. S.
Merriman; chair, No. 6S3, L. N. Phelps;
silk umbrella, No. 70, G. B. Allen; picture
and frame, No. 1890. j. A d. Heineman;
hall lamp, No. 1872. W. n. Newton; lady's
gold pin, No. SOL, Katie McGinn; box Oh
gars, No. 1854, R. E. Hall; lady's hat, No.
e4O1, J. ]. Gallery; parlor stove. No. 1888,
q. d: Boynton; ham, No. 1908, Clarence
E. Hale; family scales, No. 721, 81. e.
Briggins; silver sugar shell, No 1923, Fred
Worrsll; half barrel -four, No. S12, F. T.
Bsckes;silver match safe. No 1855, Nudge q.
cigars, No. 6, Bailey & Coughlin; pair
slippers, No. $50, pool, F. w. Phelps; sill
yer fruit dish, No. Ala, Mrs A. L Cluler;
pair trousers, No. 1917, Mrs. George N.
Cook; half dozen silver coffee spoons, No.
1853. ]. o. Bailey; paper and border. No.
| 955, F. R. Hull; salt set, No. 124s, E. R.
Warner; dress pattern, No. 1851, W. J.
| Lane; parlor lamp, No. 116, J. Bush, New
Haven; load of wood. No. $50, David Ross;
set of wheels, No. 1902, W. n. Lockshire;
lady's shoes, No. 1886, Miss Kelsey; ham,
No. POL, J. Tully; box cigars, No / 457, j..
P. Doolittle; half dozen oliver tea spoons,
No S64, Malmqrist; carving set, No. 151, Mrs.
] Gradwell; box cigars, No. "a j. M. Evsrts;
lamp, No. 90, Ernest Tooth; quilt No. /,
No. SO, Miss Edith Moore; quilt No. 2. No
80, Mrs. J. B. Mix; quilt No 3, No. "a, W.
j. Kirkland; rug, ticket No 81, E. NJ.
Bugbee; quilt No. 5, No. 80, Thomas
Ward; sofa pillow, No. So, @ w. Michaels
meerschaum cigar holder, No. 70, Frank
J. Smith.
There was quite contest over the vot
ing of the banjo to the most popular youpf
lady in town and it resulted In MissAmarettt
Thrall getting 140, Miss Mamie Jacobs AZ
Miss Minnie Wallace 9, Mics Katie Currar
s, Miss Bessie Lsne 3, Miss Mamie Burns Q
The collar for the most popular pas
patriarch was voted to F. w. Phelps who
received 80 votes, G. n. Barnes SO, william
Rsnford A.
J. F. Leete auctioned off several fame,
articles and cake. A pin-cushion fllet
with pins contained 2,6l3 pins, viii Tslbo
guessed 1859 and got the cushion. Tn
Markham guessed pounds, Is ounces, r
E. Hall guessed 6 pounds, II ounces, whicl
made tie, Markham won on the toss of
coin.
L. NJ. Monroe was out riding last weeI
when mis- carriage was upset down on tn
; sandy plains, and he was thrown to tn
ground and his face somewhat scratched
but was not seriously injured.
@. 81. Dickinson started Saturday moo
for Boston on business trip, after who
! he will visit his home in Vermont an
| strike New York city before his return
3 Wallingford.
Miss Beatrice Sherman of Washington
street entertained number of her youn
friends Saturday afternoon.
The annual concert and sociable OF til
= Knights Of Pytbias will occur Friday ever
ing in the armory. The committee It
quests that all members of the order wi
appear in full regalia according to xanl
D with the exception of the helmet.
Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co.'s works b.
il gin running nine hours to day, starting
, Z a. m. and closing at B p. m.
The five years. term in state prison fc
g highway robbery of Lsyman, Hayden az
Saunders will expire in April. The la
Ii named is fast failing in health and 1t
doubtful whether he will live to see tt
day of his release.
N. F. Ingraham was up to the Hanov'
pond Saturday afternoon to sec If W.
Penfeld and L. ]. Gaines of Meriden WEI
Ii speeding their trotters on the ice to get
- practice to come down here to clean Of
70 Ed. Halls grey skate, Robert 81. The
h were not on the pond, although 1t Is ev
dent that their epeeders need some trsinir
r before undertaking the above task.
Q Louis A.Porter arrived home from Prov
dence Saturday evening for short visi
Y J. B. Kendrick is home from q busine
It trip to Chicago.
y The White Rose Social club has engag,
Il Williams orchestra for its sociable Marc
II.
At the fair Saturday evening twenty
the gentlemen formed a pool and pa
f twenty-f five cents each and bought a boz
= of dozen tickets. One of the numbe
g drew pair of slippers and a second dra,
ing of tho ones in the pool resulted in
W. Phelps getting the prize.
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