Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-16
WALLTNGFORD.

Election of Officers by MfZpah Chapter
 and the Grange-R. B. Wallace Re-
 ports Bad Business Throughout the
 County-E. E. Hall Has Sold His
 Flyer.
 Mizpah chapter, No. 37, o. E. S., has elected as officers: Mrs. o. E. Powers, worthy matron; W. B. Hall, worthy patron. Mrs. R. H. Atkinson, associate matron Mrs. D. L. Barber, secretary; Mrs. G. M. Cook, treasurer; Miss Mary Toothe, conductress; Mrs. W. J. Peers, associate conductress; Mrs. W. M. Whitaker, Adah; Mrs. B. F. London, Ruth; Mrs. William Murray, Esther; Mrs. F. E. Blake, Martha; Mrs. Edwin May, Elects; Mrs. William Watrous, warden; Eben Whitaker, senti- nel; Mrs. E. N. Baldwin, chaplain; Mrs. W. B. Hull, marshall; Mrs. Charles Mo Lean, organist.
 The grange has elected oficers.ss follows: J. R. Hough, master; 0. F. Parmelee, over- seer; Mrs. J. A. Allen, lecturer; A. NJ. Williams, steward; W. R Cook, assistant steward; A. D. Mclean, chaplain; E. J. Hough, treasurer; F. J. Wizard, secretary D. w. Ives, gate keeper; Mrs. ". R, Cook, ! lady assistant steward; Mrs. N. E. Hall ! Ceres; Mrs. J. R. Hough, Pomona; Miss Emma Harrison. Flora; Frank Hill, chor. ister; Miss Lucy Wooding. organist. Ex ecutive committee For three years, M. E. Cooke; two years, Mrs. H. W. Andrews one year, H. W. Andrews.
 Real estate transfer-Bennett Jerrslds tc A. Brown, 5Ox134 feet on Church street
 Yalesville.
 MT. and Mrs. E. M. Twiss of Northamp
 ton, Mass, are the guests of L M. Phelps
 be here Sunday and will speak in the Con gregational church at and p. m.
 The ladies of St. Paul's guild nette6 $110 by their sale of fancy articles Thurs
 day evening.
 Rev. J. E. Wildman oficiated at the flu
 neral of Mrs. Charles Toothe yesterday af
 ternoon. The bearers were her four sons Charles, William, Henry and Franl
 Toothe, Charles Mclean and F. E. Blake
 sons. .in-lsw. The burial was in the Nortf
 Main street cemetery.
 Thomas Van Tassell, for the past seven
 teen years engineer at R. Wallace & Sons ] effect January l.
 Mr. and Mrs T. E. Murphy will be the guest of Judge Hubbard over Sunday.
 The Ramblers' subscription sociable has been postponed until next Friday evening R. B. Wallace arrived home yesterday from two months business trip through New York and the New England states and reports business in bad condition Mass meetings in many places were being held to remonstrate against the passage by I congress of the Wilson tariff bill, and the feeling among all classes especially the working people was decided against the bill. The meetings were largely attended and evidently meant business. Herbert Atkinson held @ policy fol $1 900 in the Northwestern Insurance com. pany of Milwaukee in the agency of W L. Psrr, and one for $1 ,00O in the New York Mutual company in the agency of John B. Nichols of New Haven.
 l The boys and girls were skating about the sidewalks yesterday afternoon. Simpson, Hall, Miller 6 Co.'S works are closed for the day.
 l A. W. Wallace has gone to Trenton, N. J. The bearers at the funeral of Herbert Atkinson this afternoon will be William | Hodgkinson, Fraray Hale, R. D. Perkins, Wallace Hobson and two brothers named Bissell from Sufdeld. The services will be at 8 o'clock at St. Paups church. The case of Bronson vs. borough of Wallingford Is set down for trial on De- cember 26 in the law library in New Ha- ven.
 W. N. Clark was in town last evening. Report states that E. B. Hall has cold his fast flyer, "Robt. H." to J. R. Boice of Middletown. The Meriden horsemen can now come down here and trot on the lake, when the ice gets strong enough, with out the humiliation of being cleaned out by 'Hallo old gray skate," as was the case last winter.
 The Arcanum club held a meeting and passed appropriate resolutions on the death of Herbert Atkinson, who was a much esteemed member of the club.