The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-01-13
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John Milton Halls Disappearance-Wnll
ingford In the Legislature-E Entertain
ments CominG-Personal Items of Inter-
eat.
There is considerable inquiry as to
the whereabouts of John Milton hall,
who left town about the middle of No
vember and has not yet returned,
None of his relatives has heard
a word from him since his departure.
He was seen in hotel in Providence
about six weeks ago, but since that
time not a word has been heard from
him.
AT the republican caucus in Hartford
yesterday the Wallingford representa-
tives were given positions OF honor and
responsibility, Colonel w. j. Leaven-
worth was given the craftsmanship of
the military committee, and Samuel
Hodgkinson the craftsmanship of the
labor committee. Both are important
committees, and the gentlemen APP
pointed to the chairmanshps are we'll
fitted for the positions
The Hubbard hose company will
give an entertainment in the arrnory
Saturday evening in which Bernard
Gallagher will sing several solos. A
basket ball game between teams from
the T. A. B. society and the Hubbard
hose will also be an attractive feature.
The cold wave struck here yesterday
for certain, and is welcomed by the
majority of people.
Maybe the ice boat was not hum
ming about the lake yesterday after
noon.
| The Ramblers have challenged the
Meriden Wheelmen to series of bowl
| ing contests. The Wallingford team
| will comprise DR.. G. H. Craig, j p
Craig. j. r. Cottrill, Harry Williams
and Frank Andrews.
The Daughters of the King will give
an entertainment this evening in St.
Paurs parish house. The program is
| as follows:
Mrs, ]. S. Suydam and Harry Whit
| taker.
| Vocal solo,. Mrs. f. Milcke
| Recitation-"The Yankee Still Ahead"
| $50. ...................M Mrs. G. Benson
| Vocal solo -. Miss George Whitaker
Selections Mandolin club
Vocal solo. Miss Elizabeth Hull
Notwithstanding up the Stove"
| ....... ................M Mrs. c. Benson
| Vocal SOLO. ...............C. G. Carroll
| Vocal duet. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Elizabeth Hull and Miss Georgia
| Whitaker.
| Selections. ............ Mandolin club
| Yesterday was E. NJ Hubbard's fif-
tieth birthday and last evening Mrs.
l.. M. Hubbard gave a select party,
consisting principally of relatives, in
honor of the occasion. The affair was
a very pleasant one, and whist was one
of the principal features.
The condition of Munson Wooding
is considered quite critical
Mrs. Leander Harrison is reported as
| improving by her attending physician,
| DR.. McGaughey.
The Wallingford Creamery company
has declared a dividend of 81 a share.
W. T. Perkins writes home from
! Florida that his son Ralph is a little
better
| Miss Lena Stevens has returned to
her studies at the Norwalk college.
Walter A. Hall is home from Spring
field, Mass.
Miss Edith Newcombe viii return to
St. Margaret's school on Thursday.
The board of relief will be in ses-
sion again next Monday.
The firm of Martin & Hirons has
| been dissolved. Martin will continue
in the business.
The first game of basket ball between
the T. A. B. society and Company KS
team will be in the armory January 23
and the second In Temperance hal
January 80