The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-13
WILLINGFORD.

WILLINGFORD.
C. H. Tibbitts and family and Miss
Sadie Tibbitts of White Plains, N. Y,
will sail tomorrow for Europe
The body of Anna M. Cook will be
brought here from Newburgh, N. Y,
to-day for burial Services will be held
in st. Pauls church at 1 o'clock. The
interment will be in the Center street
cemetery. The deceased formerly resid-
ed here.
The Choat School for Boys will close
on Wednesday for the summer vaca-
ton
| Announcements have been received
here of the engagement of Miss Elsa
Won Grave and Professor Alberto Jonas
of the musical university at Ann Arbor
Mich. Professor Jonas and Miss Won
Grave will sail from New York for Ant
werp on June %.
The boxing entertainment of the Hub
bard Hose company will be held in the
town hall this evening. The programme
consists of a ten-round bout between
Jack Vance of Coney Island and Jack
McGovern of Bridgeport, six-round
contest between Johnnie Clark of Wal
| lingford and Marty McCue of New York
and a six-round contest between Billy
| Burns of Meriden and John Murphy of
| this town.
Henry L. Morris and bride returned
home from their wedding tour yesterday
afternoon.
William Mcdonald, in the employ of
G. M. Hallenbeck, got caught between
coal car and shed yesterday and mar
rowly escaped serious injury.
Yesterdays recorded real estate
change was: Charles H. Evarts to
Charles e. Evarts, an undivided half in
sixty acres, with buildings, in Yales-
vile.
A workman named Melville had two
fingers shortened in press at the Hous-
atomic Manufacturing company's fac
tory yesterday. DR.. McGaughey attend
ed to the case.
Some miscreant scattered quantity
of carpet tacks on the Tracy boulevard
above the culvert and the result was
that on Sunday a score or more of
WHeGlllleIl plCheu up lue ldChS III tiSii
tires, causing punctures. One cyclist
got five lacks in his tires.
Frank Pelkington of North Haven
and Mrs Cox of North Cherry street
We're arrested early Sunday morning by
Policemen Reilly and Kenney on
charge of lascivious carriage hear
ing was had yesterday afternoon and
bonds of 5000 were furnished by M.
O'Callahan for Pelkington and the lat
ter gave bond for Mrs. Cox. The trial
will be held Saturday.
Thomas Downey was quite badly
bruised on Sunday by his bicycle col
lapsing near Quinnipiac station while
returning from New Haven. The frame
broke and the rider was thrown to the
ground and it was thought that his col
lar-bone was broken, but it proved to be
only a severe bruise.
Yesterday was the fifth annual prize
day and commencement exercises at the
Rosemary hall school, one of the leading
seminaries of the country. With the
arrival of the noon train came many
guests to attend the exercises which
were held yesterday afternoon. Among
the distinguished guests were Bishop
Coleman of Delaware, who made an adj
dress, and Professor Richards of Yale,
who also gave an address. The pro-
gramme of exercises of the afternoon
was carried out as previously printed.
The graduates are Miss Sadie Cor
nell, who goes to Wellesley, and Miss
Harriet Bennett Spencer, who returns
from Bryn Mawr to take her diplomas. |
The various prizes awarded We're in
cluded in the following:
Punctuality-Miss Elma Lewis: hon
orary mention Miss Frances Bruce.
French conversation-Miss Serena M.
Bushnell.
French-Miss Helena M. Blair, Wal
lingford; honorable mention, Miss Ger
trude Belknap.
German-Miss Elma Lewis; honorable
Miss Leslie Freeman.
Mathematics-Miss Elsie M. Newton,
Wallingford; honorable mention, Miss
Gertrude Belknap.
Latin-Miss Sadie G. Barrett; honor
able mention, Miss Helena M. Blair.
Greek - Miss Madeline Peltetrean
Bell: honorable mention, Miss Gertrude |
English-Miss Leslie Freeman; honor
able mention Miss Madeline p. Bell.
Optima-Miss M. p. Bell most honor
able mention, Miss Leslie Freeman.
Courtesy prize given by Miss Runtz
Rees-Miss Catherine Farrell Clark.
Athletic prize given by Miss e. M.
Pruyn and Miss Alice Wood-Miss Jean
Beardsley Curtiss.
Camera prize given by Miss Runtz
Rees-Miss Clara Tillinghast.
Cooking prizes given by Mrs. w. G.
Choate.
Sewing Miss Clara Tillinghast;
honorable mention, Miss Louise Crit
in.
Sewing diploma-Miss Elma Lewis.
Cooking prize Miss Catherine F.
Clark. !