The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-14
WALLINGFORD HAPPENINGS
MUNSON CUP GOLF CONTEST VON BY
 1E. 1T. HAPGOOD.
Real Estate sales-Mr. Edgerton's Trip "A Wedding at Trintty-Humane So- ciety Agcnf--YnIe University Orchestra COMcert-Other Items.

Saturdays recorded real estate transfers were: Bernard J. Ames to Rudolph Stein ert of New Haven, 50x140 feet on South street; Dime Savings bank to Edith Brad ley and Frances Nugent, each a house and lot in Yalesville; l.. H. Green of Boston to Calvin r. Green, lot of Fair View tract Calvin r. Green to F. S. smith same lot. The season was opened in the opera, closed Friday evening with the same play w. II. Hapgood won the contest for the Munson cup at the east side golf links Sat urday afternoon with a score of 99, which is the best record yet made on the eighteen hole new course.
 II. K. Edgerton, who has charge of the were married Saturday morning in the Holy companys plant, will leave this week for South Carolina for trip of week or more.
 John Hartman and Miss Annie Michalke were married Saturday morning in the Holy Trinity church. Rev Father Reilly ofiiciat- ed Tine couple will reside at the home of the brides mother on Marshall street. W. A. Booth has been appointed the re. gent of the State Humane society in this town.
 The Yale University orchestra will give q concert in town hall tomorrow evening and will render a very Interesting programme,
 PART I.
 Prelude and siciliano from "Cayalleria violoncello solo-serenade from Suite, Op. 16 ....................C. c. Saint Saens
 Mr. Arnold.
 I've Something Sweet to Tell You. Fanngn
 MT. Dewey.
 Cynthia Gayotte ...........P Porter Steele Medley,
 Quartette.
 Violin solo-p,llgrims' Chorus from
 Mir. Wing.
 Intermezzo sinfonico from "Cayalerio pi Sl eo - l.; l.. ' f, , u9u'Siii
 MT. Smith.
 Come Ma Cynthy. ........... Porter Steele
 Quartette. March--Cyrano de Bergerac. ............ songs-a, My Rosary ary.............E. Nevln b. Good Night | Little d Girl. Macy Voloncello Solo-2The Lotus Flower. .
 MT. Arnold. Dream, Oh Dream, My Little Gypsy Sweetheart ........ Victor Herbert
 Quartette Entr Acte from "Coppelia" .... IL. Delibes The Yale university orchestra is made up First yiolins, Albert K. Hubbard 1901 s.. Harry T. Kehr 1901 S., Milton L. Marshall 1903, Elmer H. sSchwarz 1901 s., James l. seeSnd TeomPsSR Sons Wam Vi s2R 8 C reTay ns S%3 5 Mortimer N: Judd 1902 s., Charles F. Blood 1902 S., Harold NJ. Sawyer 1903 viola, EdWY l.. Taylor 1901 s.; cello, Erwin Calmer 1903 comets, Porter Steele 1902, William W. Clark 1902 S.; bass, Robert R. Wright 1901 s.; piano, Max Silverman 1901 S. Kneiselet quartettc, Edward l.. Fox 1902, manager; first tenor, Henry 0. Price 1900; second tenor, James C. Kimball 1902; first bass, Charles Gould 1902; second bass Keith Spading 1902. The high school team defeated the team from Choate's school for Boys at baseball Saturday morning by scope of 9 to O. Mir. and Mrs. Philip T. Hall and son Rich ard of Yaesyille are home from q trip to Europe. Rev. J. J. Blair and W. H. Newton are l the delegates from the Congregational | church to attend the central conference to be held in Rocky Hill on Tuesday. Rev. Joseph Baird of Yalesville oftciated | at the funeral of Hobart Dayton in Iales- | vile yesterday afternoon. The burial was | in the Center street cemetery. Miss Mabel Hopson, daughter of George | A. Hopson of East Wallingford was report l ed Saturday as critically ill with brain fever.
 Miss Nellie Kennedy left Saturday for Holyoke, Mass.
 The four census enumerators for the town | of Wallingford are NJ. D. Munson, whose territory will include all north of Center and Quinnipiac streets in the borough llm- its; w. Frank smith, all the territory south of Center and QuinRipiac streets in the borough limits: Lewis A. Northrop, all east of the railroad outside the borough limits: Charles Haler, west of the railroad, out side of the borough limits.
 George T. Bramble arrived home from Baltimore Saturday evening.