The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-04
FALLING FORD.

Rev. j. e. Wildman will preach hi
thirtieth anniversary sermon next Sun
day morning.
Colin Barrett, formerly of this place
now residing in New York, is visitins
his sister, Mrs. Orion of Sylvan avenue
The annual picnic of the Advent Sun,
day school will be held in Mix's grove
in Yalesvile, July 4.
Walter Valentine, who lately gradua-
ed from Cornell college at Ithaca, N. Y.
has accepted a position at Pratt insti-
tute, Brooklyn, N. Y, as assistant in
structor, his duties to begin soon after
September 1.
A farewell reception will be given
Past President Patrick Darrigan by the
members of the A. o. H. before he
leaves for the west in token of the able
manner in which he has managed the
affairs of that order for several years
past
The annual Fourth of July tennis
tournament will be held by the Walling-
ford Tennis club at it's grounds in Beau
mont avenue to-day. The following is
the list of the contestants: First class,
c. H Tibbitts VS.. G. F. Fiske; r. E.
Stevens vs. winner of the ske-Tibbits
match. Second class-Clifford Leaven-
worth VS.. Walter Wildman; G. D. Nor
ris VS. G.. F Cottle: W. H. Young VS..
William Conklin; Walter Hobson VS.. A..
r. Wilkinson; Herbert G. Mix VS.. HI. A.
Norton; Samuel Clulee VS.. E. r. Treat;
H. RI. Walker, a bye. Third class-R. l.
Foster VS.. J. M Clulee, Winston Dick
erman VS.. r. E. Badger; William H.
Hobson VS.. A. L. Judd; W. A. Goodrich
VS.. J. A. Clark; Fred Kahl VS.. Leslie
Smith
DR. G. H. Craig has returned from
his two weeks trip through New York
state,
The Wallingford baseball team will
play with the Windsor Locks to-day,
July 4. leaving here on the 7:05 train
for that place.
William Francis, aged f1fty-eight
years, died at his home on North Cher
ry street Monday morning. He leaves
besides a widow three sons, John Fran
els, member of Co. G, Forty-third reg
iment u S. ", stationed In the Philip
pines; Daniel and William of this place,
and one daughter, Mrs. Samuel Large
of Bristol The funeral will be held
from Holy Trinity church this morning
at 8 o'clock. Interment in the Colony
street cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin M. Hall are
spending their vacation at the Three
Elm house at Stony Creek.
Miss Stella Barker of Providence is
the guest of Miss May Ingraham of
Fair street.
The Wallingford Golf club will play
the New Britain team Of 1ntertown
league next Saturday.
j. Leary will succeed Patrick Darri-
gan as Section Boss.
Captain Norton and Lieutenant Alb
bott of CO. X will be at the armory
every evening this week to attend the
measuring of the men for their new
khaki uniforms
Walter, the seven year old son of
Thomas Dunn has met with an accident |
His hand became caught in bicycle
and it was found necessary to ampu-
tate two fingers.
Company X, c. N. g., will leave for !
camp duty August 20.
Compass lodge, +. and A. M, will |
hold no more meetings until Monday, |
August 20.
The dry goods and grocery stores will
be closed to-day at noon.
Miss Jennie Campbell is visiting at
Randolph, VT
The bicycle which was supposed to
have been stolen last evening was bor- /
rowed by an acquaintance and return
ed last evening.
Edward B. Townsend has been as
signed to the Twentyfirst United States
Volunteers and is now ON his way to
Manila.
John Hennessey of this place has
Joined the navy
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barker of Prov
dence are visiting relatives in the Dor
ough
Robert Pease has entered the mer-
chant marine service.
The qualification rounds for the
Runtz- Rees cup, classes A and B, for
aides, will be played during the month
If July.
Following is a list of books recently
added to the public library: