The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-24

to their proper places and each suc- cessive meet has been more interesting because of its closeness
 The races at Wallingford bid fair to be especially interesting, The Walling- ford track Is among the fastest half mile rings in the state and the ac- commodations for Visiting horsemen are good. It is expected that there will be large attendance,
 BEACH FAMILY REUNION.
 Waterbury, Aug, 2S.-The ninth annu- al reunion and picnic of the descendants of Isaac Beach of Northfield, with their families, was held Wednesday on land adjoining the homes of Amzi r. Clark and Jonathan Starr on Maple street. Terryville. The tables were set under wide spreading apple trees and loaded with an abundance of the good things for which the Beach gatherings are not ed,
 Dinner was served at 1;3O D. m, and when George w. Beach, president of the organization, called the assemblage to order there were a large number of members of the family seated around the tables. Grace was said by Deacon William w. Bull of Plymouth and most tempt ing repast then claimed the attention of the gathering,
 Among letters of regret read after din- ner were messages from MT. and Mrs | Roswell o. Beach, now at La Junta, | Col, MT. and Mrs. w. G. Talmage of Council Bluffs. la, Miss Clara M. Beach,
 missionary at Cawnpore, India At | the annual meeting the following off, | cers were chosen.
 | President George w. Beach of Water- l bury; vice president, Albert H. Beach of Wheeling, w. Va; secretary, Jonathan Starr of Terryville; treasurer, Edward s. Beach of Terryville; executive conn
 mittee, Amzi P. Clark of Terryville,
 Isaac.W. Beach of Forestville William w. Bull of Plymouth. Albert l.. Morse of Bristol Roswell o. Beach of La Jun | ta, Col, and Arthur B. Beach; table committee, Mrs. Horace Beach of Wa- | terbury, Mrs. Julius Warner of Forest ville Mrs Walter c, Beach of Meriden,
 Mrs. Wilbur B. Morse of Litchffeld and Mrs. Julius B. Smith of Whigville. l Among those present were
 | MT. and Mrs. William w. Bull of Ply
 mouth, Albert H. Beach of Wheeling. | w. Va, and his son, Austin Beach, city l editor of the Pittsburg Times; I, w.
 Beach and family of Forestville, Depu- Fly Sheriff Albert H. Morse and family 1 of Bristol, Burr Beecher and family of | Winchester, Mrs. Julius B. Smith. and
 children and Dwight E. Mills and fam | fly of Whigville, Dr. Bennett s. Beach
 of New York Mrs. R. s. Woodruff, War
 ren l.. Goodwin and family Mrs. Mar l tha, Beach, MT. and Mrs. George B. John l son, George W. Beach and family, MT.
 and Mrs Horace o. Beach of Waterbury,
 c. D. w. Clark of Bristol and MT. and Mrs. Walter Beach of Meriden. VISITED WALLINGFORD COM PANIONS.
 ! Meriden, Aug, 2s.--Forty five mem bers of the Friendly Circle, Compan- 1 ions of the Forest, chartered an electric l car and paid visit to Charter Oak
 circle of Wallingford last evening. They were loyally entertained. The enter l tainment c6nsistedNof songs, games and l speech making Harry Mitchell sung | the New York World song, The Band 1 Played On" and all joined in the chorus. l After the program was over the party l sat down to supper. The affair broke up aa midnight, the visitors arriving
 home at 1 o'clock this morning. ! AN AUGUST FROST.
 ] Essex Aug. 23.-There was slight ! frost here yesterday morning, visible on
 the low meadow lands. The thermom-
 eter registered 40 and fl degrees. It
 was one of the coldest mornings for the month of August for many years. Norfolk, Aug. 2S..-There was a heavy frost throughout this section Wednes- day night.
 | MANY AGED WALLTNGFORD PEO-
 PILE DIED.
 The unusually large number of deaths this year of people over seventy years
 Of age has been freely commented upon l A search of the records for the quar- l ter of a. century shows that the deaths of persons over three score and ten l this year, with over four months left,