The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-06-16
PARLIAMENTARY.

Six of the foremen of II. l., Judd & Co., s Brooklyn works, which are to D moved here, arrived here yesterday tC remain, and they arc a fine lot of men, who promise to become useful and ell terprising citizens of this growing bor ough More arrivals are expected a, an early date and when the new fac tory gets well under way there will bt constant additions from New York and other places. This new industry, or rather the enlargement of the already flourishing business of II. L. Judd & Co.,, promises to give Wallingford Q great boom, and when the next census is taken it is quite likely that the in crease in population will show as large a percentage, if not larger, than any town or city in the state.
 Everybody here is looking with inter est toward St, Louis and awaiting the result of the great republican conven- ton. The sentiment here is strongly for Mckinley. although Reed is a great favorite and would be welcomed as a presidential nominee, if there appeared to be any chance of his getting there. Several of our heretofore prominent democrats are out solid for Mckinley and will vote and work for his cleo tion.
 George A. Munscn has sold the home ct North tr no t,, (N Griswold.
 The flag on the North Main street school house was put up last Friday and allowed to remain flying over Sat urday and through Sundays heavy storm, and is in consequence badly stripped and nearly ruined, Some one should make it a. point to see that the flag is cared for.
 An informal reception will be given Rev. Ernest G. Richardson, the new pastor of the Methodist church, this evening from to g o'clock.
 Compass lodge No. 9, F. and A. M will attend service at the Baptist church in Yalesville next Sunday even ing upon the invitation of Rev. E. R. Perkins.
 ;, Newcombe, who have been the guests of Judge Bartholomew, start to-day fol Boston.
 A son was born to MT and Mrs Her man Warner yesterday morning. Rev A. E. Reynolds of Boston was the guest over Sunday of c, H. Brown
 MT and Mrs. Thomas Reed started | yesterday morning on months visit to Richmond and Bath, Me. | J. H. Alderige's Elsie Wilkes is en- tered in the 2:32 class at the Hartford races Thursday. | Regular meeting of the board of bur. 1 gesses this evening. 1 Sam Hubbard is in Wilbraham Mass, attending the commencement | exercises.
 A marriage license has been issued to Napoleon Leveille and Miss Evelins | Dubois.
 The heavy rain of Sunday has stirred up the water in the lake and made fish l ing for bullheads first-class, and yes terday big strings were caught.
 The following is the program of thu graduating exercises of the gramma' i school. North Main street, June g, a 
 2:30 D. m.:
 'Aim at the Best" l Chorus-Spring Song-School. | A Greeting-Frank Gaffney. l Flssay-Some Books for Girls and Thei Authors-Minnie Gednev. | Piano Solo-Essenic March-Franca | Brown.
 l Oration-The Birthday of Liberty
 Harry Bartholomew ' | Girls Chorus-A Winter Lullaby. | Essay-The Value of Good Manners
 Nellie Robinson.
 Chorus-The Weird and Gloomy Shad
 ows-School.
 Oration-Eugene Field-Percy Hill. S Essay-Broken Promises--Grace Pad
 dock.
 Piano Solo-Alpine GlOw-Eva IObb. Oration-New England Character-Co lin Barrett.
 | Valedictory-John Mix.
 Chorus-Dream the Dream That
 Sweetest-School.
 All are cordially invited to attend.