The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-04-30
WALLINGFORD HAPPENINGS
MAY Day EVENING or IHE no
MANS CLUE WEDNESDAY NIGHT.

Disorderly Tramp Arrcsted-Com-
munion Services Mt st. Paul's Church
Tomorrow evening at the town hall
the Woman's club will give their May
day evening, quite number of invita-
tons having been sent out for the func-
ton. The programme:
Growing of the Queen; songs, a, A
May Morning, Denza; b, Drink to Me
Only With Thine Eyes, Johnson, Frank
N. Kelly; song, Then to the May-Pole
I Attempt From Love Sickness to Fly,
RI. Purcell, Seventeenth Century; b,
Cherry Ripe, C. E. Horn, Miss Rose
O'Brien; glee, Which Is the Proper Day
to Sing, DR.. Arne, Morris Danceas;
songs from Shakespeare's Twelfth
Night, The Rain 1t Raineth Every Day,
0 Mistress Mine, G. c. Carroll, May
Pole dance.
Miss Clara A. Wildman, pianist of
the Woman's club, will be the may
queen.
The Morris dancers include the fol-
lowing:
Maid Marian-Miss Rose O'Brien.
Robin Hood---C. H. Tibbits.
Scarlet-W. H. Hapgood.
Hobby Horse--A. I. Maltby.
The Fool-C. c. Carroll.
The May-Pole dancers will be: Mrs.
H. l.. Morris, Miss Claire Banks, Miss
Mae Barnes, Miss Leila Maltby, Miss
Grace Pixley Miss Edna Brown, Miss
Mollie Blakeslee, Miss Marion Nor
ton, Miss Ellen Hall, Miss Jessie Mar
tin, Miss Lena Stevens, Miss Mabel
Martin.
The decorating committee are: Mrs.
Henry Clulee Mrs. Fl. H. Walker, Mrs.
l.. A. Burt Mrs r. M. Cowles, Mrs.
Edwin e. Hall, Mrs. c. Storrs Hail.
Mrs G. M. Hallenbeck, Mrs. H. Strick-
land, Mrs. Henry L. Wallace, Miss
Emma Blakeslee, Miss Lulu Bartholo-
NEW, Miss Nellie Hobson. The COM
mittee Of arrangements for the event
are: Mrs. G. H. Tibbits, Mrs. w. S.
Russell.
Yesterdays recorded real estate trans
fer was: Albert M Hill, of New Ha-
NCIl, " eva -. ldlly GlA dAlA OllC-hoiL
acres of land on the east side of town.
A tramp giving his name as James
Sullivan was arrested by Officer Reilly
yesterday afternoon. He was drunk
and disorderly and was inclined to be
rather fresh. Several complaints were
made yesterday Of tramps about town
who were dema nding food of the house
keepers.
Open cars were running on the Meri-
den and Wallingford electric road yes
terday
Yesterdays together with Saturdays
and Sundays, was all that one could
wish and there was general turnout
In open air to enjoy the same.
Miss Annie Thomas has returned
from visit to Miss Ruth Smith in Mil
ford.
Miss Rockwell, teacher at the high
school, who has been visiting schools in
Lynn Mass, has returned to her duties
here.
Mrs. F. B. Hancock and child who
have been the guests of Judge Hubbard,
will return to Philadelphia to-day.
Communion services will be held at
st. Paul's church Wednesday morning
and services will be held in the even
ing.
Unclaimed letters at the postoffice |
morning: Miss Rose Bar
rington, Miss Amy Ftzgeralds e. Miss
Emily Leonard (2), Miss Della Spencer, |
w. e. West.
p. Fl. Darrigan is now in the en-
ploy Of the Chicago Great Western
railway on the Maple Leaf route with |
at St. Paul, MINI.
Rev. J. E. Wildman will attend the
New Haven county convention to be |
held in St. James church, Fair Haven,
to-day.
The W. C. T. U. will hold a praise
service at the town farm this evening.
w. J. Ten Eyck, of Meriden, will give
an illustrated lecture on the Philippines
In town hall this evening under the
31ISpices of tle M f. church