The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-05-15
W4LLINGFORD.

belOTe tHe local athletlc cluD las
night John Kelley, of Waterbury, who
claims the lightweight wrestling cham
pionship Of New England, defeated
John F. Roach, of Waterbury, in two
straight falls, the first in eighteen min
utes thirty seconds an dthe second il
eleven minutes and fifteen seconds
Kelley undertook to put Roach to the
mat twice within two half hour periods
and was far cleverer than this oppo-
nent
The Woman's club held it's annua
meeting Monday evening and elected
officers and appointed committees as
follows: t
President-Miss Clara A. Wildman.
Vice president-Mrs. S. Wolcott
Linsley.
Recording secretary-Miss Mollie
Blakeslee.
Corresponding secretary-Miss Lizzie
Church
Treasurer-Mrs. r. Mansfield.
Executive committee-Mrs. A. L.
Judd, Mrs c. Fl. Tlbbits, Miss A. e.
Blakesee, Mrs B. r. Harrison.
Programme committee-Mrs. j. Jen-
nings, Miss Margaret Fahey, Miss Clara
Hall, Miss Nellie Hobson.
Committee on revision of constitution
Mrs. l.. Fl. Hall, Mrs. H. L. Morris.
Lecture committee-Mrs. j. T.. Bark
er, Miss Annie Peck, Mrs. G. Fl. Brown
Mrs. W. H. Goddard and Miss Jennie
Doolittle were appointed a commit
foo 10 ~,
association in refence to use of lecture
room for the coming year.
Frank w. Tracy and Miss Pearl E.
Page were married at o'clock yester-
day afternoon at the home of the bride
on Whittlesey avenue, Rev. James A.
Clark officiating. The couple left here
on the $40 train for bridal tour of a
week. A large number of friends were
at the depot and gave them rousing
sendoff, with happy greetings and
showers of rice.
The body of Arimel Huntington, for
merly of this place, who committed
suicide in New Britain, was brought
here on the 1929 train last evening for
burial. The deceased was forty three
years of age and for many years worked
at r. Wallace & Sons
Mrs. William Bolton, one of Walling-
ford's well known lifelong residents,
died yesterday afternoon at her home en-
Washington street after long illness.
She was over eighty years of age. She
leaves one daughter, Miss Hattie Boil
ton, and two sons, DR.. William A. Boil
ton. of New York state, and Robert A.
Bolton, of Meriden. The notice Of the
funeral will be given later.
Z Miss Janette Sampson, colored, aged
about sixty years, was taken to the
Hartford hospital by Constable Lamb,
of Yalesville, on Monday. She was the
victim of paralysis.
The following team has been selected
to represent the Wallingford golf club
In Waterbury Saturday: H. H. Haw-
kins, w. s. Russell, J. N. Plat, G. D.
Munson, w. H. Hapgood and H. L.
Davis.
Mrs. j. w. Newton will attend, as
delegate from A. H. Dutton, W. r. c.,
the annual state convention in Guilford |
to-day and Thursday. Mrs. Bessie
Wilton and Mrs. Della Kelly, of the
local corps, will also attend.
The Ladies' Library association will |
hold meeting Thursday afternoon at
$3.50.
The concert by Miss Emma Spieske, /
the violinist of Hartford, and Miss Rose
o'Brien, vocalist of this town. will be
given in town hall this evening.
Mizpah chapter, o. T.. S., will visit
Meridian chapter in Meriden to-mor-
'ow evening, leaving here on the GAS
ar.
Rev. j. E. Wildman will officiate at
he funeral Of George Brodwell this af-
ernoon The interment will be in the
Center street cemetery.