The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-03
MAILING FORD.

A charming autumn wedding took place at St. Pauls church last evening at 7.30 o'clock, at which time the mar riage of Samuel Edward Clulee and Miss Florence Bertha Jones, daughter of Charles Nicholas Jones, was sol emnized The church was prettily dec- orated with autumn wild flowers and foliage, the arranging of the decora- tions being by the M. N. club and Fri day Afternoon club. The rector of the church, Rev. J. E. Wildman was the officiating clergyman Waldo F. Vinol presided at the organ.
 A pretty home wedding took place here at 12 o'clock yesterday at the home of the bride and groom at 66 Church street, at which time the marriage of Z Burdette Roswell Futile and Miss Hat tie Elizabeth Blakeslee, daughter of Mrs. Emma J. Blakeslee, took place. The marriage ceremony was per formed in the parlor which was deco rated in palms and nasturtiums the officiating clergyman being Rev. James A. Clarke, pastor of the First Bap- fist church.
 The Ladies' Library association has elected officers as follows:
 President-Mrs. A. J. Goodrich.
 Vice president-Mrs. c. A. Harrison.
 Secretray-Mrs D. L. Barber.
 Treasurer-Mrs. c. H. Brown.
 Managers for three years-Mrs. H. L. Wallace, Mrs. Noah Linsley, Miss Clara Hall.
 Auditor-Fraray Hale.
 Librarian-Miss Emma Lewis.
 The annual meeting of the Walling- ford club was held Tuesday night at the club rooms in the Simpson block and the following club officers were elected:
 President--W. J. Leavenworth
 Vice president-Charles H. Tibbits.
 Secretary and treasurer-C. D. Mor- { Sris
 Board of governors-Edwin w. Brown, J. P. Stevenson, Charles F. <. Wooding, Herbert H. Walker.
 Auditors-Edward M. Johnson, Ros- well D. Perkins.
 The ladies of St. Pauls guild will have the first of the winter series of suppers in the parish house this even- ing, supper being served at 6:3O o'clock.
 No vote on the license question will be taken Monday at the annual town election, Quite a little money Is saved thereby and there was never any doubt as to the result
 G. M. Hallenbecll positively declined to accept the appointment as electrical commissioner for three years to succeed D. B. Morris, and at the meeting of the board of burgesses Tuesday evening Lewis M. Phelps was appointed to fill the position.
 Yesterdays recorded real estate Transfers were: F. A. Wallace to Pat rick Kelly, 44x13O feet on Valley street; 10. R. Lamb to James H. Morse, 130x373 feet on High street, Yalesville.
 The annual printed report of the se- Iectmen, treasurer, collector and health officers are now out and can be pro- cured at the selectmen's room. The re- port is clear and concise and shows that the affairs of the town have been ably handled during the past year by Selectman W. Burr Hall and the other | officers.
 # SAn infant child of Charles c. Hall of | New Haven, a former resident of Wal | 1ingford, will be brought here on the | 12:33 train to-day for burial in the Gen. ter street cemetery. ..a. I4 4saL. Hirons is soon to take up his 1 Residence in Springfield where he will, as here, be connected with the insur- lance business. Mr. Hirons will still re- tain his legal residence in Wallingford | and spend most of his Sundays here.
 Edward Lyons, clerk at W. Welch's, |is taking few days vacation and en- joying the sights at the Newtown fair. aAANo great strings of game have been | reported as yet by any of our sports men as the leaves are too plenty for good shooting.
 Three runaway boys from New Brit aim were taken off the o'clock train here yesterday morning and turned over to Officer Stewart One of the l boys father was here last evening to have the boy committed to the reform school. The others will be disposed of | to-day.
 THE Y. M. R. c. WHIST CLUB.