The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-10-21
JOURNAL COURIER WEDNESDAY, 2,
EVENTS IN WALLINGF0RD
THE REPUBLICAN RALLY TONIGHT
 AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
The Eloquent J. L, Barbour of Hartford

The Eloquent J. l.. Barbour of Hartford
 to speak-Tho Meetings Officers.
 Every one should attend the republl- can rally in the opera house tonight and hear Hon. J. L. Barbour of Hart ford. The officers selected for the rally are as follows:
 President-George D. Munson.
 Vice presidents-Henry E. Higgins, D. l.. Barber, John B. Mix, l., A. Page, H. A. Norton, C. R. Tiffany, F. w. Phelps, Fl. F. Kramp, Albert Nerdrum, F. E. Blake, John w. Sweeney, G. J. Bamp- ton, J. c. Broedlin, William Grobell, John Norton, John F. Downes, John R. Burghoff, Frank J, Smith, J. M Hall, Elisha Whittlesey, H. L. Davis, Alex ander Hall H. l.. Wallace, A. l.. Post, William Poole. w. Burr Hall, A. A. Hawes, F. R. Hall, Street Williams, J, H. Paddock. Michael Downes, w. A. Booth, w. N. Mix and Timothy Bros- nan.
 Secretaries-Henry Norton, i1., w. Clayton Andrews, Charles Woodingi R. E. Badger, John P. Stevenson, Oliver A. Phelps, Robert E Hall, Samuel L. Clulee, Frank Bichfield, A. l.. Sutterlin, D. S. Sheehan, Raymond Claim, H, H.. Walker, Ernest Atkinson and Thomas Mottram
 At the session of the selectmen and assessors, sitting as a board of relief on the central school district grand list yesterday afternoon, only two persons | appeared before the board, Miss H. E. Beaumont asked for a reduction, but from inquiries made it came out that some land that should have been in was left out, amounting to a hundred dol lars, so that it will be increased. F. M. Twitchell won an exemption which had been overlooked in making up the a5- sessment.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. H. Brown and F. H. Smith are attending the Baptist state convention in New London. The water in the gate house at Paugh l pond was only fifty-fcur and one-half inches yesterday.
 This morning at the Holy Trinity I church the well known Hall avenue 1 barber John Joseph Mcguire, and Miss l Agnes Cecelia McNish will be welded  | at 7:30 o'clock.
 The selectmen and town clerk will be 1 In session until o'clock this evening 1 to make voters at the borough town | hall
 | There seems to be friction in the l democratic town committee. It is only short time tgo that w. M Casey re- | signed as chairman, and now M. F. 1 Cook, who was chairman to succeed MT Casey has resigned as member of the l committee.
 l Meridian and Center lodges of Meri- 1 den have been invited to visit Compass l lodge next Saturday evening, when the third degree will be exemplifled. N-alhngford's efficient borough clerk Fraray Hale, who has been ill for up 1 wards of six weeks, is now able to be out for spell again.
 This evening at g o'clock in the Ma 1 sonic banuuet hall George D. Ayers oi l Boston will lecture on ",rhe Brother hood of Man '' The admission is free.
 The National band will play at the rally this evening.
 1 Charles Mclean severed his connec- tion at Simpson, Hall, Miller 8. Co.'S yesterday and will go to work at Judd's this morning.
 Recorded real estate transfers;' A. Martin to ". T. Perkins, 50x150 feet or Orchard street; C. J. Morse to NJ E. la. cobs of Berlin, six lots on Clifton street; on whittlesey avenue; G. M Judd tc A. D. Judd, 50x150 feet on Whittlesey avenue.