The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-06-20
WALLINGFORD HAPPENINGS
GRADUATION EXERCISES At THE
WHITTLESEY AYE. SCHOOL.
Annual Meeting of Central school, Dis
trict-Real Estate Trnnsfers-Purtt"n
Council, o. U. A. NJ, Eircts Officers.

sew avenue school will be held at 2;30
o'clock. The parents and friends OF
the pupils of the ninth grade are inVlt-
ed to attend The programme OF exer-
cises will be as follows:
Song-Welcome. E. :; .,...''.ochool
Essay-Minding Little Things-Adella
V. Hall.
Essay-Longfellow Marguerite l..
Delehanty.
Piano solo-Jennie E. Mccarthy
Essay-Famous Musicians-Vlolet "A
Hoffman.
Essay-Christma in Many Lands
Martha e. Russell.
Song-The Shower--School.
Essay --spring-Jennie E. Mccarthy.
Essav-The Natural Bridge-Esther
Knopf.
Recitation-The One Hoss Shay-May
e. Smith.
Fssay-Class Prophecy-Mary A. Has
sett.
Essay-Home Life in Japan-Jane A.
Bulls.
Song.
Essay-Origin of Popular Sayings
Lillian r. Prisk.
Essay-Class Will-Hazel E. higgins.
Song-Happy Dreamand-School
Essay-Excelsior-M e. Smith.
Hymn-America.
The graduation exercises of the 1900
class of the grammar department or the
Colony street school will be held at the
school this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Parents and members of the families
represented in rooms s and of the
Colony street school are cordially in
vited to attend The class motto is
"Finis Coronat Opus 1.-THE End
Crowns the Work" The programme or
exercises arranged is as follows:
Piano duet-Orange Mary
Hassett and Anna Hoban.
Essay otton-Anna Evans.
Song-The Call to Arms-School
Recitation-The Tale of Dover Express
Mary Blair.
Piano solo-Columbus Grand March
Edward Bridget.
Essay-Grateful Recognition - Aldea
Daniels.
Song-Spring Song-School
Reading-Good Citizenship - PATRICK
O'Neil.
Piano solo-La Gaditana-Anna Hoban.
Recitation - Soldiers Pardon Josie
Brosnan
Song-The Huntsman's Chorus-School.
Essay-Proper and Perfect People
Jennie Bowling,
Piano solo--La Papillion--Harry Has
sett
Essay-Class Prophecy--Emma Kenne-
dy.
ong-America-School
The Central school district committee
has decided to call the annual meeting
of the district in town hall next Mon
day evening at 8 o'clock.
Judge L. M. Hubbard attended the
annual trustees meeting at the Will
braham, Mass, academy yesterday.
Next Friday evening in the opera
house the class of 1900 of the Walling-
ford high school will hold their gradu-
alton exercises the following programme
having been arranged for that event:
Prayer Rev. James A. Clarke
Chorus. Dona Nobis, from Mass in B
fiat, Farmer. School.
Chorus, Rest Thee My Little One,
Facer. School.
Address Commendable Self-Ap-
probation, Rev. w. w. Leete of Dwight
Place church, New Haven.
Chorus Merry June, Vincent, by girls
Presentation of diplomas by the presi-
dent of the school board, Charles B.
Yale.
Chorus in unison, The Kings Cham
pion, Watson the school.
Chorus, America
Yesterdays recorded real estate
III. AZ 7 In,
II Ives, 10ox300 feet on North Elm
street.
c. j. Morse has sold the old building
on Hall avenue that was partially de-
stroyed by fire last winter and there is
a bright prospect that the old ruin will
soon be tore down and carried away.
The Ladies' Library association has
decided to defer having its rooms open
every afternoon until after September l.
f. H. Lane of Charleston, s. c., who
has been stopping in New Haven for
sometime past, was a borough visitor
yesterday.
Putnam council o. u. A. NJ, has
elected as officers f. w. Hall, council
Ter; j. ]. Cory, vice-counciller; Il. c.
Hastings, financial secretary; S. d.
johnson, recording secretary; w. J.
Arthur, assistant recording secretary;
j. II. Arthur. treasurer; J. M. Judd, in
ductor; F. NJ. Twitchell, examiner; j.
w. Allen inside protector; Charles Il,
Dart, outside protector.
The companies of the Foresters will
have an outing at Compounce Saturday,
leaving here on the 9:15 electric car.
Mrs Isaac Fl. Frost. a former resi-
of 1io1 hos
pital in Philadelphia, last week, and
was buried in Philadelphia Sunday.
She was sister of G. o.. Martin of
Church street.
Samuel w. Hubbard attended the re-
union of his class, 95, at Wilbraham
yesterday.
William Draper, Jr., of New York and
his engineer and manager left yester-
day on their automobile for Hopedale,
Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bartlett have a
new daughter that arrived here yeter-
day
The shade trees on North orchard and
Church streets were beingN trimmed up
yesterday so as to give the electric
lights a show to illuminate the street.
The high school 1900 class day exer-
cises were held in town hall last even
ing and were argely attended.