The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-27
WALLINGFORD.

The new schoolhouse on North Farms
 will be completed this week. The only unclaimed letter at the post
 office yesterday morning was for Au-'
 gust Durdell. | The outing of the Wallace hose com
 pany has been indefinitely postponed. The Misses Minnie and Grace Barber of New Haven are the guests of Mrs.
 Emily Mansfield. Percy G. Hill left here yesterday for
 the White Mountains. F. M Cowles has returned from his vacation.
 Gaggagemaster James E. Stewart and visit
 Frank McGovern, connected with the
 Indian bureau at Washington, is the
 guest of Charles G. Phelps. | Robert Wallace is visiting at James,
 town N. Y.
 John Hull returned to Passaic, N. J., yesterday.
 Miss Mamie Kinna of Chicopee,
 Mass, is visiting her parents here. | George w. Bauman and family are home from Spectacle Lake. The grange next Thursday evening will have for one of it's speakers Presi- dent Stimson, of the Connecticut Agri- | cultural college. He will speak upon the subject: "Our Connecticut Agri- cultural college" in place of George A.
 Eopson. who was assigned for that | topic For the same evening Marcus F. I I.aa AIas 1tes of Agricultural Fairs" | Mrs. C. w. Ford. wife of the station master at East Wallingford. had her | face badly burned by kerosene oil Sun | day afternoon while lighting a fire in | the store.
 | George W. Gardner, recently remov-
 ed from here to New Haven, and Miss | Louise Lamar. will be married in Meri- ! den at St. Laurent's church in Meriden this morning at o'clock. The bride groom Is connected with the Housatonic Manufacturing company at Cedar Hill. Upson & Grannis have begun work repairing South Colony street on both sides of the hill near railroad bridge.
 The Wallingford Golf club handicap and | tournament committee announce the follow l ing events:
 Friday, August %, nine-hole handicap for wOmen's class and B cups. Saturday, August 30, eighteen-hole handi- cap for mems class A and B cups. Monday, September 1, nineh hole mixed l foursome. Approaching and putting con- test for women. Driving contest for men, Special prizes will be offered in the above events.
 On Monday there will also be played the | finals for the championship and concoa- tion cup. prizes. During the afternoon
 Monday evening Robert Stevens, John Cnlee and. c. w. Leavenworth the com | mittee, made the drawing on the pairs for the. preliminaries in the Wallingford Tennis club tournament which are to be played off by Friday of this week. The drawing resulted as follows: G. F. Cottle-W. Grout. c. S. Benson. jr.-F. Kahl. R. T. Foster-H. Newton. c. W. Leavenworth-W Hobson. W. H. Young-C. D. Morris. H. A. Norton-H. s. Mix.
 The mi-finals will be played Saturday, and the finals on next Monday. The winner of the above will play Robert Stevens, who won the championship last month. r. The electrical committee and committee from the board of burgesses were about the borough yesterday afternoon testing the qualities Of the fire alarm system. The gong at the electric station, which will be used for the alarm, is quite different Tn sound from any of the factory gongs, and can be heard in all parts of the borough The open air concert by the National band uptown last evening drew large and appre- ciative audience. The spinning department at R. Wallace X Sons is now running twelve hours a day Reserved seats for "Worm wood" at the opera house Thursday evening are now on sale Tt Prixley's MT. and Mrs. J. D. Sheehan are home from Pittsfleld, Mass. Lorenzo +. Cook left yesterday for New York en route to Ashland, N Y.
 MT. and Mrs. R. s. Austin and Miss Emma Lewis are home from Pine Orchard.
 Mr. and Mrs. Judson Sorrey and child are home from Cherryf1eld, Me.
 Ernest B. Carr leaves here Saturday for Providence for two weeks vacation trip.
 Russell Hobson is on Long Island for a weeks stay.
 Miss Clara Claim has gone on visit to Yonkers. \. Y.
 James E. Wooding is home from visit down in Maine.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. J. Tucker are home from a two weeks visit at Asbury Park.
 Mrs. A. J. Wells and Miss Florence A. Wells are home from ivist in Maine and New Hampshire.
 There was no electric cars running on Center street yesterday, as the power from Meriden was not as yet forthcoming.
 Dr. McGaughey, who arrived home Mon day evening from Block Island, Is looking quite well. He enjoyed his trip very much and feels more like himself than he had for several weeks before his illness.