The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-06-14
WALLTNGFORD.

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Driving and Cycling association in tn
park Saturday afternoon promise t,
be interesting. The races begin at
o'clock.
The free-for-all class promises to b.
the most exciting race, while the thre
minute named class will also attrac
much attention. The entries are al
follows:
observation-disclosures 500.
Air Line Farm, Middlefeld, b m Miss
| Albert.
c. H. Cook, Hamden, b 6 A. B.
w. A. Penfield, Meriden, b m Mana.
w. A. Penfeld, Meriden, b m Princess
Charles Smart, Meriden, b M Go Some
w. A. Booth, Wallingford, b Walling
ford boy.
N. r. Ingraham, Wallingford, b 6 Star
mont.
G. j. Morse, New Haven, Eddie Foy.
2:40 Class-Purse SIS.
IC. H. Loomis, Meriden, b m Lady Maple
d. Brackley, Moodus, CHI m Daisy Bell
G. II. Cook, Hamden, CHI S Garnet Rock
Air Line Farm, Middlefleld, Lendetta.
w. A. Booth, Wallingford, b S Walling-
ford Boy.
N. F. Ingraham, Wallingord, b G
Starmont.
c. Tillinghast, New Haven, blk g
Dixey.
C.. j. Morse, New Haven, Eddie Foy.
300 Named Class-Purse $55.
A, L. Hall, Wallingford, b m Florida.
w. A. Booth Wallingford, b m Walling-
ford Girl.
N. T. Ingraham, Wallingford. b m
Fanny.
w. S. Shaw, Meriden, Hattie M.
H. l.. Clark, South Meriden, b 6 Gin
Tom
The reports that come from Bridge
port hospital regarding the condition
of George A. Lane continue to be en-
| couraging and he is steadily improving.
Yesterday morning he sat up long
enough to eat his breakfast. His mind
| is all right and he is rational during
the day and part of the night. The
latter part of the night he has been
quite delirious owing to the terrible
shock to his nervous system, which it
is hoped will soon be better.
The commencement exercises at Rose
mary hall will be held this afternoon at
2 o'clock. The program is as follows:
Nocturne-From Midsummer Nights
Dream-Miss Durrie and Miss Rotan.
ze-(Jacoby)-Miss Rosalind
Hazard.
Spring (Grieg)-Miss Movins.
Afterwards will be the address,
awarding of prizes, prayer benediction
and the singing Of school songs, around
the school tree.
Eat the Barn." scenes from IA Mid
summer Nights Dream" will be pre-
scented by the Misses Movins, Bron-
son, Spencer, Rowe, Waite, Mae Woods,
Harriet Hazard, Helen Woods, Black
stock, Mul1iken, Sawyer, Vrendenburgh.
Manning, Durrle, Lithgow, Rosalind,
Hazard. MaItby and Munson.
The Wallingfords play ball in Bran
ford Saturday afternoon.
Aquilla Social will give a supper in
Odd Fellows hall this evening.
Mrs. j. p. Stevenson and Mrs. G. T.
Jones with three children are enjoying
cottage life in Madison for a couple OF
weeks.
Mrs. A. H. Wilton is at Flying Point,
Stony Creek, as guest Of her aunt,
Mrs. j. B. Northrop.
The annual Rose festival for the
benefit of the Ladies' Library associa-
ton will be held in the Congregational
church parlors Tuesday evening, June
49, Admission fifteen cents,
John Ward was alive early last even
ing and his chances for recovery were
more favorable. To-day DR.. Wilson will
perform an operation to his broken
jaw bone. Holes will be drilled in the
bone and silver wire used to draw the
broken parts into place.
Mrs Stephen Holland and her sis
ter and other relatives have received
a bequest from relatives in Ireland
to $500 each
HIGH SCHOOL.
There are only two graduates from
the high school department this year
Miss Nellie Theresa Evans and Robert
Cooke Stevens. The graduating exer-
cises will be held in the opera house
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, June rs. |
This will be the program:
The Piper's Son. ALLEN |
High School
Mildred Barber.
Violin trio-Beethoven Moonlight
Sonata ....................,.,
Mable Hall, Maurice Milcke and Fred
Kahl.
ecitation-Eugene Aram's Dream
Florence A. Wood.
5horus-In Our Boat. .Cowen
ADMINISTRATION from Holmes.
Lillian M. Harrison.
Violin solo ......................
Fred Kahl.
Wordsworth. .......
Nellie T. Evans.
of the Sea-. Veazie
ration-Popular Election of United
States Senators.
Robert G. Stevens.
of diplomas-President
of school board
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NORTH MAIN STREET SCHOOL.
One week from next Monday the grad
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