The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-09
WALLINGF0RD HAPPENINGS
THE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT AT
 ROSEMARY HALL, TO-DAY.

ROSEMARY HALL, TO-DAY.
 An oficial's Lively Experience Yesterday
 Wedding in New Haven To-day-Taken
 Back to New HaVen-Sold Three Pitchers
 of fCider-General News.
 The annual commencement exercises at Rosemary hall will be held this af- ternoon, beginning at 12:50. Besides the awarding of the prizes and diplo- mas, there will be addresses by Rev. Marvon Vincent and Professor D. l.. Richards. The prizes will be distrib- uted by Mrs. w. G. Choate and the diplomas by Miss Rutz Rees. Prayer and benediction will be given by Rev. J. E. Wildman. The other exercises will be:
 SCENES FROM ROMEO AND JULIET,
 Paris, ....... ............ -.. MISS Castvh Capuet ..... ..... ...........: Miss Rogue Romeo ..... ........... ... Miss MoVlus
 Mercutio ....................M Miss Spencer Benvolio ..............Miss Getzen banner dypalC .''....''.'s''..'.'. 'MisS EasloL frlaf Laurence ............. .. MISS MarSh Peter .........,. Miss Elizabeth Richards An apothecary ...............,M Miss Stapler Page to Romeo MISS fil busnneii ,i
 FaSe ,i, MlSs GIo hGon Lady Capulet ...............MisS Douglas
 Nurse ree to Juliet Miss Ethel I Clinton linton Ladies. ~. Miss Howard, Miss Pruyn, Miss Rathbone.
 Scherzo, Opus S1-3. ............ Beethoven
 Miss Movius.
 ""''D Mis-; Miss Rotan, Miss s Pruyn
 '''> Miss Ccashen, Miss wilcox
 Superintendent Matthews of the county home had quite a lively eXperi-
 ence here yesterday in taking the two
 Nugent boys to the county home. In company with Selectman w. Burr Hall he went to the North Main street school, where Superintendent Knight
 soon produced the two boys. One at tempted to escape before he was put l in the wagon, which Selectman Hall rendered the use of to Superintendent Matthews to get to the youths to the depot, but was captured by Selectman Hall. Before reaching the corner of Center street one of the boys escaped, and soon after the mother of the boys appeared on the scene, and there was lively time between the irate mother
 and the superintendent, which resulted In the disappearance of the other boy. | Officers Reilly and White were muster ed into service and secured the refrac- 1 tory boys in time to send them down
 on the early afternoon train. Yesterdays recorded real estate transfers were: John Powell to Nora Go+ of
 N. J., one building lot on the corner of | Orchard and Rembert streets; Dennis E.. Morris to Anna Reusch, lot 60xl23 | feet on Clifton street.
 Rev. J. F. Sexton will officiate at the wedding of Albert l.. Whitaker and | Miss Doolittle in New Haven this af- ternoon. Edward Johnson of Wash | ington, D. C., will act as best man. Miss Helen Doolittle, a sister of the bride, will be the bridesmaid. Burt Allen and E. A. Lawton of Cheshire | will be the ushers.
 A warrant has been issued for the
 arrest of George Palmer of MontoWese, who is charged with cruelty to ani
 mals, and it is claimed that he aban- doned a horse with a broken leg in- stead or Killing It.
 The superintendent of the county home, c. w. Matthews, was in town yesterday and took two of Edward Nu-
 gents children back with him to the New Haven institution. Mrs. Edward Toelle, who lives near the North Haven line, was before the borough court yesterday, charged with selling cider to some of Allen Sawyers gang, who live over the North Haven line. The evidence showed that she sold three pitchers of cider on June i. She was fined S10 and costs, and set tied. The complainant was Allen Saw yer.
 | 4 petition asking that the name of | Christian street be changed to Atwater street was presented to the board of ] burgesses last evening.
 John James and w. w. Freeman will attend the annual reunion of the First Connecticut Heavy Artillery in New | Haven to-day.
 | The Misses Florence and Lulu Allis were visiting out of town schools yes- terday.
 Miss Mamie Rice is home from New York.
 MT. and Mrs. T. w. Jerralds returned yesterday to White Plains, N. Y. | Miss Mabel Martin is expected home from New York to-day. Edward Johnson of Washington, D.. | C., is the guest of A. l.. Whitaker. A marriage license has been issued
 to Frederick F. Bowen of Meriden and
 Daisy May Brooks of this town. The prospective bride is sixteen years of
 age and the groom is twenty-nine.