The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-10-22
WALLINGFORD NEWS.

AosI woman EOund-A wedding lfip
Without Rice--Real Estate Transfers
bridegroom Had Short Memory
Gradin. on Tracy Boulevard-sehool
Statistics-Bicycle Club Formed-Many
Other Items.
Mary Tracy, who disappeared from
the town farm Tuesday morning, has
come to light She has been at the
house of her uncle, Patrick O'Neil, on
Wallace row, ever since she wandered
away from the farm. Mr.. O'Neil noti-
fled Selectman Hall of the fact yester-
day morning.
E. A. Bell and bride took the 1888 Air
Line train from East Wallingford on
Wednesday evening and thereby escap-
ed the rice throwing, etc.
Recorded real estate transfers: James
Cox to Bessie A. DoWney, 5OXl45 feet
on High street; Horace s. Williams to
Linus H. Hall, a tract of land in East
Wallingford.
Thomas Smith of Cherry street pick
ed handful. Of ripe STRAWBERRIES in his
garden yesterday.
e. A. Bell forgot all about marriage
license until the ceremony was due to
occur and then had to hustle uptown
knot could be tied.
Contractor Kearney has begun work
on the south end of the Tracy boule-
ward, and is grading down the hill just
north of the culvert. AS soon as the
grading is done he will begin work on
the macadam road, which will extend
about eleven hundred feet toward
Yalesville, ending four hundred feet
below the culvert. The Meriden extern
sion on the north end is completed and
is a fine piece of work.
j. G.. Phelan has finished the enumer-
alton of the school children in the CEN
trail district between the ages of four
and Sixteen years. The number en-
rolled is 1,527 showing a gain over 1896
of seventy-nine.
A new boys bicycle club has been
formed, with Roland Botsford as pres
ident, Fred Perkins vice president and
Clarence Gilbert secretary and treasur-
er.
Reserved seats for "a Breezy Time"
are now on sale at Pixley's.
The Parker Farms have the same
HuluptI VI SCllOul ClllluIGH lStSI ySctl-
thirty-six.
Company X will begin it's weekly
drills next Thursday evening.
The next meeting of the Choral union
will be held at st. Paul's parish house
next Monday evening. Conductor r.
P. Paine of New Britain will be pres
ent.
Oliver A. Phelps is now working at
Stafford Springs.
! Frank Smith and bride arrived home
from their southern trip on the late
train Wednesday night.
| Rev. ]. E. Wildman has received news
of the death of his nephew, Rev w. A.
Beardslee, in Holland, Mich.
Lieutenant Colonel Beach will be the
| inspecting officer at the annual muster
of Company K on Thursday evening,
November 4.
The board of school visitors will hold
an adjourned meeting this (Friday)
evening.
| At the hearing before Judge of Pro-
| bate j. A. Martin on the late George B.
Allen estate Friend C. Allen was APP
| pointed administrator.
! The list of graduates eligible to the
high school alumni with the years of
graduation comprise the following, an
omission being made for the year 1888,
when there were no graduates:
| 1SS6-Bertha s. Wildman, Frank M.
Barber, Charles L. Fiske, Clifford w.
Leavenworth, Albert l.. Whitaker,
Robert w. Morris, Charles D. Morris.
1SS7-Mrs. Harry Chapman, Mrs. F.
Coudert, Mrs. A. l. Martin, Mae Par
melee, Lizzie Mckenna, Josie Simpson,
Lizzie Pendleton, Margaret Myers, John
r. Cottrill, w. P. Bridget.
| 1SS9-E. Inc Brown, Jennie I. Camp
| bell
| 1S9O-Florence Allis, Annie Kennedy,
| Amy Valentine, Minnie Barber, Jessie
Jones.
| 1S91-Estelle A. Barker, Mrs. George
Bauman, Ella May Ingraham, Sarah e.
| Yale, Frederick C. Cook, Walter A..
Hall, Edward c. Hall.
| 1892-Edna l.. Brown Lena B. Childs,
L. Edith Cook, Marion L. Davis, Char
lotte F. Myers, Susie G. Pattee, Lille
L. Wood.
| 1S93-Katie Backes, Milly Yale, Mary
Mansfield, Jessie Martin, Lillian Davis,
Michael Downs, John Horan, Leland
Ives, Frank Allis.
| 1S94-Alice l.. Scranton, Bessie c..
Lane, Cora J. Young, Claire A. Banks,
Walter B. Wildman, Michael r. Laden,
Frank C. Shipman, Edwin B. Treat.
| 1895-Nellie T. Evans, Robert c. Stew
ems.
| 1S96-Lillian M. Harrison, Ethel S
Norton, Florence A. Wood, Arthur w.
Bailey, Ebert G. Chandler, Leon e.
johnson, William E. Mix, Miles Oddly.
Walter S. Valentine.
1S97-Maude Hall, Blanche E. Harri-
son, Minnie P. Hastings, Ethel P. Hull,
Gertrude B. Wetmore.