The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-08-21
WALLINGF0RD HAPPENINGS
NEW LONDON .ATHLETIC CLUB
 PLAYS WALLINGFORD TO-DAY.

s'' h'' M. Co. Employees Hold Clambake
 To"day-L. II. Francis Entertains Party
 on His Yacht-Court Windernere Fair
 Decided On-Guyott Liquor Violation
 Case To-day.
 The New London team will be here this afternoon and will play the Wal
 lingfords. The game promises to be a close and exciting one, and the visitors
 will try hard to make up for the game
 lost to the Wallingfords on Tuesday of
 this week.
 The clambake of the employees of Simpson, Hall Miller x Co. at McNul- tvs grove this afternoon will use up a large supply of sea food. and fully one hundred are expected to help dispose of the same. party of twenty-five from here will go to Middletown this afternoon and take a trip down the river in l.. H. Francis steam yacht. Tonight will be spent in Saybrook and Sunday sail on the sound will be in order. Two boys on the plains helped them selves to all the peaches on a tree in one of the gardens on Hall avenue, and their fathers had to settle by paying ! the owner $2 each. The peaches were not quite ripe either. | Miss Eva Fields, who has been the guest of Miss Blanche Andrews, re- 1 turned yesterday to her home in Saul gerties, N. Y. ,..... Rev. Goodwill is visiting in North l ampton, Mass. 1 Miss Ada Simmons of Providence is visiting friends in town. l MT and Mrs. l.. M. Phelps are in 1 South Deerfield, Mass. 1 Mrs. w. B. Hall and child are visit ] ing in Northampton. Mrs. r. J. Hall is expected home from | Asbury Park next Tuesday. | Russell Foster is expected home to- I morrow from his vacation trip up in Massachusetts. Quite number of Wheelmen will en- | joy a dinner at the OWerego house in | Indian Neck tomorrow. Company K will arrive home from Mi l antic this afternoon. W. B. Hull is home from a visit to Otis and Chester, Mass. Harry Mclean and family, who have been the guests of A. D. Mclean, will return early next week to their homes l in Michigan City. Ground has been broken for big hen-coop at the Masonic home, and not 1 for hospital, as some of the papers have stated.
 Court Windermere will give a four nights fair in the armory in Novem- l bor nd wind m will, hail rTb SpiV- ing eve.
 | About thirty from here went to Man. | tic yesterday.
 Eddie DeMills is expected home from
 New York to-day. l Miss Alice M. Lane is in Waterbury,
 the guest of Miss Mabel Nettleton. ] The case of Albert Guyott for viola tion of the Sunday liquor law will come
 up before the borough court at 9 o'clock | this morning. Guyott keeps a saloon
 on North Cherry street. l Business is picking up here and the 1 leading men are looking forward to a
 rushing business this fall. | Rev. c. Dixon has returned from Colebrook River where he has been at- | tending the funeral of his grandson
 EdwingGriffin. 1 MT. and Mrs Barlow of North Main | street, have moved into Mrs. Wm. HilPs house, which she has recently built on an addition.
 Mrs. F. W. Cone goes to Camp Beth el, Tylerville. on Tuesday to recite one I of her delightful poems at a meeting of the Young Peoples societies of Connec- | ticut.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Hill are spend ing few days at the shore.