The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-17
WALLTNGFORD.

70. l mas US annual neld day eXef-
 cises to-day at the state range.
 A very pleasant reception was given
 in honor of Rev. and Mrs Henry Stone Thursday evening at the Advent l church. Friends from North Haven
 and Meriden, besides many from this place, attended A substantial gift
 came from the Meriden friends.
 The central tennis club will have
 their opening day next Friday
 Miss Edna E. Hall is arranging to
 give piano recital soon. George Buckingham colony will visit i Lafayette colony of New Haven next l Friday evening.
 , Yale '03 golf team will play the home | team here this afternoon. A pleasant affair was the social of Division Is ladies' auxiliary of A. O. H.
 Thursday evening. There were piano
 and vocal selections and addresses by
 Mrs. Owen McCord and Mrs. Philip
 Guest.
 The First cvhurch has voted letters of dismissal to Rev. Asher Anderson. Mrs
 Anderson and Miss Libbie Anderson to Dr. McKenzie's church in Cambridge. Joseph Buckley and bride of Gard
 ner, Mass, are staying at the Malr-
 borough house.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles B. Terrell left yesterday for brief visit with friends to Woodbury
 Mrs. Henry L. Morris and Miss J. Daisy McGaughey returned on Thurs day from a stay in the south.
 A meeting of local bartenders was held Thursday afternoon and local union organized. After the election of the following temporary officers the meeting adjourned until Friday, May 29. President, Charles M Cannon: financial secretary, Edward J. Downey, recording secretary, John Thomas; treasurer, Jeremiah Linehan: sergeant at arms, Frank Dray
 Mrs Francis Bartholomew and Miss Lulu Bartholomew have returned from visit in the south.
 The Wallingfords will play the Amer ican Graphophone company team of Bridgeport in Bridgeport to-day
 The installation of Rev. J. Owen Jones as pastor of the Congrega tional church was held Thursday evening. The council for the examination of MT. Jones convened at 43O o'clock, and was called to order by Rev James W. Cooper, D, D., of New Britain, who was chosen moderator Rev. r. o. Blanchard of Southington was scribe. The members of the church council were: First church om Meriden, Dele gate Erastus Hubbard; Center church of Meriden. Delegate W. l.. Bevins; First Congregational church of New Britain, Pastor Rev. Russell T. Hal Delegate Oliver S. Judd; South church of New Britain, Rev. James w. Cooper. D. D., Deacon David Camp; Dwight Place church of New Haven, Rev w. w. Leete, Delegate J. Boardman Smith; Church of the Redeemer of New Haven Rev. Watson L. Phillips, Dele gate F. H. Hart; Humphrey street church of New Haven, Rev. Frank R. ] Luckey, Delegate D. I. Kelsey: North l Haven, Rev. F. B. Doane, Delegate F. | H. Atwater; Kensington, Rev. A. F. Train, Deacon s. A. Hart; SouthIngton, Rev. F. Q. Blanchard, Deacon J. r. Pratt; Plantsville, Rev. c. B. F. Pease. Deacon Edward Hotchkiss Bound Brook, N. J., Delegate P. J. Bergen; | Jersey City. Rev J. L. Scudder: Pro- lessor George B. Stevens, D. D., of | Yale university: Third church of Mid- | dletown, Rev. D. B. Hubbard; Berlin, | Rev Edward Schauff1er, Delegate B. H. Atwater.
 After the prayer by Dr. Cooper, let ters of commenda ton from the former oastorate were read. The examination 1f the candidate, which then followed. ] asted about half an hour, and during his time questions were asked by mem jers of the council. After the executive session of the council Dr. Cooper an- bounced the examina tion had proven satisfactory, and the candidate was &C., ,epted by the council. The council then adjourned and supper was served in the }arlor of the church.
 A very large congregation was pres mt at the evening service and will long ] ,e remembered by all who attended. MEDICAL EXAMINERS REPORT