The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-15
WALLTNGFORD.

Saturdays recorded real estate trans fer was: George Keeler. trustee of the Henry Gaylord estate, to George w. Keeler. of Cheshire, 72x125 feet, with buildings, on the corner of Cherry and Pearl streets.
 About 25,O00 baskets of peaches were shipped from Wallingford last week. and this week the figures will be much higher. Saturday evening was a decidedly rainy one, much to the discomfort of the storekeepers and everybody else. ] The air on Colony street Saturday af- ternoon just before the rain set in was full of small flies, or bugs, which made it very unpleasant for everybody in the vicinity
 Reserved seats for 'The Fisherman's i Daughter" have been placed on sale at i Pixley's.
 The date of the dedication of the sol- diers' monument has been settled upon and will occur October g. The commit tees appointed are as follows:
 Secretary-John Upham.
 Finance-C. A. Harrison, w. N. Mix, w. H. Newton, L. A. Northrop.
 Marshal-W. J. Leavenworth.
 Music-W. H. Edsall, c. H. Tibbits' E. L. Weld, s. L. Hall. Reception-D. Ross.
 Refreshments-A. L. Post.
 Attorney c. A. Harrison sailed from New York on Saturday on the Campa- mia for England on legal business. He expects to return home about October 12
 The total enrolment of pupils in the various schools of the Central district 1, 1,45O-puts the number just two less than a year ago for the first week of school in September. Of the enrolment of last Monday the pupils divided by grades in the several schools were as follows:
 Colony street-Grade 9, 21; 8, 29; $, S4; 5, 3S; 5a, 3S; i. 32; ia, 55; B. S1; Sa, 2S; g. 39; "a, 35; 1, AS; la, 4S; kindergarten, A. Total, 800.
 Whittlesey avenue-Grade 9, 31i 8, 29; ', S7; "a, Al; 6, A; 5, 94; 5a, 31; 4, SS; 4a, 34; ?, 30; "a, 32; 1, 25; Ia, 26; kindergar- ten, 30. Total, 462.
 North Main street-Grade 6, 27; 5. SS; 4, 42; 8, 48; ?, 29; 1, 2s; kindergarten, 30. Total, 23S
 Cottage-Grade 1, 46; kindergarten, S4. Total, 80.
 South Main street-Grade 8, S5; 3a, S6' Total 71.
 simpson-Grade ?, 1S; i, 13, Total, 26.
 High-seniors, H. juniors, 1T; sopho- mores, IS; freshmen, 27. Total, 7S.
 Grand total 1,450. Ten scores have been handed in for the qualifying round for the women's championship of the Wallingford Coli club. An opportunity will be given those not having turned in scores to play to-day. After the playing to-day the pairing will be made for the first round, match play, to be played next Wednesday. The new schoolhouse at the North Farms will be opened to-day for the regular school seasons. The teachers ir charge will be Miss Mildred Yale and Miss Clara Sheehan. Mrs. Andrew Ackerly and children, oi Northport, L. l., are the guests of MT and Mrs. William E. Olmsted, of South Main street.
 Thomas Carr, of Boston, postal clerk between New York and Boston, was borough visitor Saturday. l w. G. Gallagher, of Washington, was |, visitor in town Saturday.
 Morton Griswold leaves to-day to en ? ter Williams college at Williamstown Mass.
 Henry J. Mason leaves this week fol Concord, N. Y, where he has secured employment,
 James Lord, of Burnt Hills, N. Y, iE the guest of Walter Wildman. f Mrs. H. N. Crowell of Providence, i' the guest of her son, w. T. Crowell, O Whittlesey avenue,
 E. B. Treat and Miss Marion Trea arrived home from Alabama on Satur ' day. 7 John W. Hull leaves to-day for Pitts , burg to accept position at the felt fac tory of G. W. Morse.