The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-24
WAL11NGFoRD EVENTS.

Ihe Following Is list of the teach CTS who have been appointed by the Central school committees:
 High school epartment-Assistants to the principal, J. F. c, Robinson and Miss Jennie Campbell.
 Whittlesey avenue school-No. 1, Miss Ina Brown; No. 2, Miss Katie Gilloolyl No. 8, Miss B. M. Packard No. 4, Miss Marion Nortonj No. 5, Mrs. Louise D. Hall; Nos. and z, Miss Alice Scran- ton.
 Colony street school-No. 1, Miss Nell lie T. EvansI No. IA, Mrs. Mary T. Trask; No. 2, Miss Margaret Fahy; No. "A. Miss Charlotte F. Myers; Mo- 3, Miss Margaret E. Myers; No. 4, Miss Minnie Alice Kennedy; No. 5, Miss Margaret Murphy; No. 6, Miss Marga- ret Hickey; No. z, Miss Nellie McCor- mack; No. 8. Miss Mary ]. Galligan. Main street school-No. 1, Miss Edith l.. Turner; No. 2, Miss Mary Martins; No. B. Miss Annie E. Peck; No. f. Miss Winnifred Kelsey; No. 5, Miss Annie Norton; No. 6, Miss Florence Allis; No. z, Miss Hannah L. Dougherty; No. 8, Miss Sadie Yale.
 Simpson school-Miss Jessie B. Mar- tin.
 Cottage school-Miss Lulu L. Allis. Kindergarten-M street, Miss Ed na L. Brown and Miss Lillian Harri- son; Whittlesey avenue, Miss Leily A. Maltby and Miss Mabel Martin; Colony street, Miss Bessie c. Lane and Miss Claire Banks.
 Cottage school-Miss Lulu Bartholo- new and Miss Mary Wrinn.
 Instructor in writing and drawing George T.. Atkinson.
 Teacher in music-Mrs. Kate Pres ton.
 AS Miss Mary J. Galligan has very recently rendered her resignation as teacher in the eighth grade of the Col ony street school an appointment to fill the vacancy will probably be made at the next meeting of the Central school committee.
 The second story of the Whittlesey avenue school building is thoroughly finished off, all the work in door and window castings, wainscoting, etc., be- Ing Georgia pine finished in natural col or of the wood. The six school rooms on this floor are well lighted and the ventilation and heating appliances, the latter being the indirect method, are adequate, perfect and up-to-date Every attention has been given to de- tail for the convenience and comfort of teachers and pupils, the wardrobes toilet rooms, supply rooms, lockers, li- braries, etc., being all that architectu- ral ingenuity could suggest. The build ing, both in exterior design and interior finish, is something for the people of Wallingford to be proud of.
 The National band will give an out door concert this evening uptown from Rose Lawn, and will render the follow ing programme:
 March" Knights of Clumbus" ....
 ...................Fi Fischer Overture Macbeth" ..... .. Claus Comique-"Cotton Blossoms Hall Irene Waltzes.. .. ........... Bennett "Gen of Scotland Coffin Filing out the Glorious Stars and Stripes ................ ..GerriSh Military Schottische = Mountain
 EcnoeS ... ... ........... Christie March" American Volunteers. <. ....
 ..... Ioban1 The funeral services over Nicholas
 
 morning at the Holy Trinity church.
 Rev. J. A. Clark will spend his two weeks vacation in Vermont.
 Ralph Rosso of New Haven will about September 1, open a dry goods store in Morse's block on Center street. Miss Florence E. Leonard of Taunton, Mass, has been appointed as teacher at the High school in place of Miss Clara Wildman, who declined a reap pointment.
 J. s. Lane & Son began yesterday finishing up the stone road on North Colony street that the Strauss Broth CTS laid and failed to finish.
 M D. Cook was at work yesterday on Hall avenue and put new planking on the bridge at the corner of Washing ton street. The bridge has for several weeks been in a dangerous condition and 1t is a wonder that no accident has happened there.
 w. s. Fogarty began his duties yes- terday as clerk at D. J. Lynchs Hall avenue hotel
 A gale of wind preceded the heavy shower here early last evening and for a short time it fairly howled, while dust and small stones were flying through the air. Everybody sought shelter indoors at once.
 Baker & Banker expect to begin work next week on the trunk sewer and will push the work along as fast as possi-