The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-31
WILLINGFORD.

Ivy lodge No. 70. K. of F.. has elected as officers;
 N. B. Rundie. chancellor commander.
 c. W. smith. vice chancellor.
 J. D. Gibbons. prelate.
 M. J. Redmond, master of work.
 J. A. Martin. keeper of seals and rec- ords.
 J. J. Conway, master of finance.
 c. O. Norton. master of exchequer.
 G.. II. Clayton. master at arms.
 M. J. Redmond. trustee.
 II. B. sherman and J. J. Covey, rep- resentatives.
 c. o. Norton and M. J. Redmond. al- ternates.
 The Arcanum club held its annual meeting Saturday evening and elected as officers:
 w. J. Leavenworth. president.
 c. II. Tibbitts, vice president.
 w. B. Hall, secretary and treasurer.
 Executive committed, L. M. Hubbard, chairman; c. w. Leavenworth and w. A. Trask.
 k. Wallace & Sons works closed Sat urday for two weeks.
 W. B. Dowse of New York was in town Saturday.
 Rumor says that the Metropolitan Rubber company is ts add to Its list of manufactured goods rubber boots and shoes.
 A Meriden horse fell down on Hall avenue Saturday, apparently i'll with the collie. The owner claimed 1t was due to feeding of the horse with crack ed corn and oats. There were those mate that is was from the want of oats, etc., that caused the animal to fall.
 Aquilla lodge, D. of R., has elected as officers:
 Mrs. Mary Hampton, noble grand.
 Mrs Jennie T. Hill, vice grand.
 Miss Mamie Jacobs, recording secre- tary.
 Mrs. Alice Taylor, treasurer.
 L. D. Hill, financial secretary.
 The Agnes Wallace Villa company in "The World Against Her" will appear in the opera house this evening.
 Company Is OIibernian Rifles) con- cert and sociable in the armory this evening.
 The prize shoot at Company Ks arm ory Saturday evening was well attend ed and the three ranges were busy all the time. Each shooter had five shots for a score, with the privilege of enter for a score, with the privilege of entering as many times as he out of possible 25, and Fred Mottram, William Toelle, Lieutenant Norton and Captain Barnes made that score. There more who did not The poorest score were five clean misses made by one of the young clerks in Simpson block. The award of the prizes will be made on New Years day, when another shoot will be held. Selectman J. B. Mix made several good scores, all above 20. Company K will give an entertain ment on January 26 and has secured as an attraction Messrs. Adams, Cadotte and Adams, acrobats from Waterbury Selectman J. B. Mix will be fifty years old on Wednesday, January 2.
 The jurors summoned for duty in the superior court Wednesday. January 2 by Sheriff Austin are G. A. Hopson, H B. Todd and George s. Wilcox. Mrs. J. A. Cook and Mrs. J. D. Bar. tholomew have returned from Boston. The Baptist church society will hold | it's annual meeting this evening" Miss Nellie Hall has returned tc Pennsburg, Pa. Brakeman Wilson of pier 50 freigh train had a finger smashed between tht bumpers while coupling cars at thi! station Saturday night. Dr. W. P. Will son attended.
 The northern portion of the lake i clear from snow and skaters can hav' a chance to exercise their ability, as il places the skating is fine. #
 Miss Minnie Haverfield of North Cher ry street died yesterday morning afte long illness with consumption, age' eighteen years.