The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-25
WALLINGFORD.

widow of the late James Foote, which
 had been expected for a number of
 days, occurred Wednesday night at 7:1; at the residence of silas N. Edmonds' 155 South Elm street, she being in her ! seventy-siXth year.
 Mrs. Foote was a daughter of the | late Judge John D. Reynolds and was | born in the house known fQC many ,, years as the Thaddeus Cook place on Christian street. few doors east of 1 Main street, and which was torn down a few years ago to make room for the | present building for the Choate school. Mrs. Foote taught school for a number of years in the basement of the Holy \ Trinity church that was destroyed by the tornado, and also taught in the Col ony street school and in the Fifth dis | trict schoolhouse when used as such on North Elm street. She also taught a private school here. She was also a | teacher at one time in St. Paurs church | Sunday school.
 The death of her husband, James Foote, occurred here some years ago while MT. and Mrs. Foote were on a 
 Foote being killed by the cars near the railroad station Since the death Of her husband Mrs. Foote had made her home here with her sister, Mrs. S. N. Edmonds
 This afternoon at o'clock the funeral will be held from MT. Edmonds' house, the services being conducted by Rev. J. F. Wildman, rector of St. Paurs church, of which Mrs. Foote was a member. The burial will be in the In Memoriam cemetery.
 At the Wallingford Golf club grounds tomorrow afternoon there will be sev- eral interesting features which will make the afternoon one of much pleas ure. There will be a match game be- tween the Wallingford Golf club team and the Maple Hill team of New Brit ain. Besides this event there will be lawn tennis and ping-pong. During the afternoon there will be a tea in charge of Mrs. J. A. Cook, Miss F.. F. Badger and Miss Maud Hall, of the house com- mittee.
 George F. Fiskes, who is stopping in town and was former principal here of the North Main street school and has been principal of the school at Win chester, Mass, has accepted a position of one of the masters at the Roxbury, Mass, Latin school, where he will teach Latin and German, beginning his duties on September 16. This school is for boys and was founded in 1645.
 The Wallingford Tennis club is in re- ceipt of a challenge from the Meriden Tennis club for match game, which has been accepted. The match is for three singles and three doubles, and is to be played in Meriden on Saturday, August 9.
 Mrs. John B. Mix expects to leave for Pasadena, Cal, next week to attend her daughter, Mrs. Grace Mix Moody, who is critically i'll at hospital there The choir boys of St. Paul's church arrived home yesterday from Stony Creek, where they have been enjoying an outing.
 The doubtful weather of last evening interfered somewhat with the attend- ance at the band concert although there was good crowd out listening to the fine programme that was rendered
 Mrs M. W. Brown and daughter, Miss Frances Brown, leave town next week for a visit at North Attleboro, Mass.
 Misses Ida and Nellie Rich, of Chicp- pee. Mass, are the guests of W. l. Todd, of North Main street.
 W. H. Newton is expected home from Vermont to-day.
 MT and Mrs. S. F. Hotchkiss and Mr. and Mrs c. H. Todd are stopping for 8 week at Short Beach.
 Miss Alice Curran left here for the Adirondacks yesterday.
 Judge and Mrs. L. M. Hubbard and George D. Munson and family leave here for Saratoga August 5.