The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-18
WALLINGFoRD EV ENTs.

vice-Baseball Budget-Funeral of J. A. r. Northrop-Arrivals in Town-Other Items of Interest.
 The map of the borough has been made up for postal services and the locations of the sixteen letter boxes is as follows: Corners of Simpson avenue and Center street, Fair and Center Elm and Christian, High and Main, Acad- emy and Main, Ward and Main, Grand and Cherry Christian and Colony, Parker and Cherry, Quinnipiac and Bull avenue, Hall avenue and River, Bartholomew row and Whittlesey ave- nue, William and Church, Ward and Colony, Hall avenue, near depot
 There is considerable dissatisfaction expressed by the residents, especially the business men on the fiat, because there Is no box to be placed on Center street between Whittlesey avenue and the depot, as it would be a great con- venience to the several merchants on Center street west of Orchard. The du- ties of the carriers will be no great 'cinch." Their route will be east as far as the Leander Harrison farm, west to the Masonic home and on Quinni- piac street to Wallace's bridge, south to the Higgins & Rodgers factory, and on Elm street just below Ward street, north on Elm street to the Frederick Rich place, above Rosemary hall, on Main to North street. and on the plains to the Metropolitan Rubber shop. There will be an early morning collec- ton from boxes from to 7:30. A full delivery and collection at o'clock. Business delivery and collection at 1:45 and a full delivery and collection at 4;30. What mail arrives after o'clock in the afternoon will be delivered the next morning or can be obtained at the general delivery at the postof1ce.
 The ball game between the high school nine and the Vanderbilt hall team of New Haven has been postponed until June 26.
 All the crossings on the Center walk north of Center street on Main street will be closed up except the one south of the Beach house property.
 Casey and Gardner will be the bat  with the Riversides of New Haven on Saturday.
 Rev. J. E. Wildman officiated at the funeral of James A. r. Northrop yes- terday afternoon. The bearers were Richard Talbot, Andrew Andrews, o. I. Martin, Charles Toothe, ST., William Hodgkinson and A. D.McLean. Rev. H. N. Smith of St. Paul's church, Bridgeport, officiated at the burial of James P. Smith here yesterday The deceased was a member of Hancock lodge, I. O. o. F., of Hanover, and Elias Howe post, G. A. R., of Bridgeport.
 Rev. MT. Colistock of Hamilton col lege, N. r.. Is the guest of Peter Craig of Center street.
 l MT. and Mrs. E. c. Lane have @ baby boy that arrived yesterday.
 Hobart Dolph, former resident o1 this town, died recently in Guilford o1 l paralysis of the brain.
 A marriage license has been issued i to Henry Atngstler and MT. Lidea Vor Wagner, both of this place.
 Rev. E. w. Husted of Meriden vii conduct the services at the Masonic home on Sunday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Hobart of London, Eng. arrived here yesterday and will be tht guests for a few days of Mr. and Mrs J. w. Sisson. MT. Hobart is brother of Vice President Hobart.
 Mrs. G. A. Hopson and children star to-day for Taunton, Mass, for a three weeks visit
 Friendship encampment, I. o. O. F. will elect officers this evening"
 F. w. Eaton, principal of the higl school, has decided to remain here an other year.
 Fred Chamberlain is out again aftel an eight weeks illness.
 Miss Hattie Decherd is visiting he, sister, Mrs. Charles Sanford, in Bristol
 Rev. A. L. Whitaker is to hay, charge of a parish in Clinton, Mo.
 The Watrous Manufacturing com pany's factory is running full time, tel hours a day. and will continue unti July 1.
 Who the letter carriers are to be vii not probably be known until early nex week.
 Thomas Pickford has resigned his DO siti0n as one of the trustees of A. H Dutton post G. A. R., and his sue cessor will be appointed at the meeting of the post this evening.
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