The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-29
UyALLINGFORD.


 Judge John A. Martin married an out
 of-town couple at the town clerks office
 Wednesday afternoon, and did it scien. | tifically, using the Episcopal service The contracting parties were Frank E Hennessey of Springfield, and Miss Lu-
 cretia V. Mason, of New Britain.
 Albert F. Shultz, of Meriden, and | Miss Anna Elizabeth Saleski were mar ried at the Holy Trinity church at 1C o'clock Wednesday morning. They will reside on Cook Hill 1 James F. Crum and Miss Florence | Matilda Spokes were married at 6;SO 1 Wednesday evening at the home of the | bride on Whittlesey avenue, Rev. James A. Clarke officiating. B. r. Starr, the New London drug clerk who won the $1,O0O at the T. A. B. fair, sent the coupon here Wednesday by Adams Express and will receive the | money in the same way. At the First Baptist church yesterday 1 morning at 10:30 o'clock there was a union Thanksgiving service The sub jects and speakers were:
 Thanksgiving for Spiritual Bless ings," Professor George Stevens. Thanksgiving for Temporal Bless ings," Rev. Henry Stone What Shall I Render Unto the Lord,'' Rev. Mr. Hammond. T Will Bless Thee and be Thou a Blessing" Rev. James A. Clarke,
 Thanksgiving day was observed at St. Paul's church, in accordance with the proclamation of the president and governor, by the use of the regular ser- vice of the day at 10 a. m. To assist in public expression of gratitude and to help give the day a real meaning, the full choir, under the leadership of Or ganist Vinal, sang the following pro- gramme
 ocessional-Come Ye Thankful Peo-
 pie, Come.
 Anthem--Laudate Dominiunl. Introit-To Thee, o Lord, Our Hearts
 We Raise.
 Discrimination All That Dwell Be-
 low the Skies
 Recessional--Praise to God, Immortal
 Prince.
 This morning the Litany will be said as usual at o'clock in the parish house. The officers and teachers of the Junior auxiliary are invited to meet to-day at the parish house at D. m. to finish the children's work for the Christmas mis- sionary box. There will be no meeting of the children to-day.
 Tomorrow being St. Andrews day, services will be held at the church at 10 q. m.
 At the annual borough meeting Tues day evening seven-mill tax was voted
 yio iot lon VI year were made.
 Judge and Mrs. E. M. Judd entertain ed yesterday w. J. Peck and family and A. J. Beers and family of New Haven, Fl. B. Morse and family, of Winsted, and Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Judd, of New Britain.
 Teams from R. Wallace X Sons and Simpson, Hall Miller & Co.'S factories played foodball on the old association grounds at 10 o'clock yesterday morn ing.
 The choir boys of St. Pauls church were entertained at the home of Cliff ford Bulis on South Main street We'd nesday evening.
 A shoot for chickens was held near the rubber shop at 9 o'clock yesterday morning.
 Mir and Mrs D. E.. Morris ate their Thanksgiving dinner with Rev. MT. and Mrs. r. r. Marble in Brattleboro, Yer mont.
 The Wallingfords played polo in Mer- iden yesterday afternoon. New Britain played here this evening.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Culver and fam fly, of Great Burlington Mass, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. A. B. Pixley, of South Main street.
 w. H. Newton and daughter. Miss Elsie, left Wednesday for Newfane, Vermont.