The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-15
WALLINGFORD.

 Colony street. up Colony street to Christian street, countermarch to Church street to Main street, up North Main street to the monument. There may be some changes before the day of the parade.
 Beginning with to-day the assessors will be in session at the selectmen's room every day from to P, to and I ' to 9 for the purpose of making out and receiving tax lists.
 The funeral of James Nj. Kennedy will be held this morning at o'clock from Holy Trinity church. Reserved seats for ''The Village Par son" have been placed on sale at Pix | ley's
 The electrical commissioners have or ganized and chosen William Luby as chairman, J. P. Stevenson secretary and L. NJ Phelps treasurer. The cast for the opera of Priscilla" to be given under the auspices of the ! Wallingford Golf club has been an- nounced. The cast is an exceptionally strong one, as the subjoined list will show. Miss Hobson, of Meriden, took the part of Resignation and was un- derstudy for Priscilla in the production given some years ago under the direc- | tion of Madame Rio. Dr. Lawton is the tenor soloist at the Trinity Methodist, church, New Haven. The cast is as follows:
 | Priscilla. soprano. Miss Bertha Hobson | Resignation, contralto .............. ..................M Miss Rose O'Brien
 Miles Standish, baritone. ne............. ....................C Charles c. Carroll
 John Alden, tenor. or.................... l Dr. George A. Lawton
 Governor Bradford, basso. .......... l ....................... Thomas Peers
 Hatebad Higgins, baritone. ........................ H. Edsall
 Barbara, contralto ..................
 ...................M Mrs. J. M. Cannon
 Faith. soprano. ...... Mrs. A. I. Martin
 Prudence, soprano. ... Mrs. J. T. Barker
 Squanto. to.................W H. Hapgood
 Captain D. l.. Barber. marshal for the
 soldiers monument dedication parade,
 has announced for his staff the follow
 ing:
 Chief of staff Lieutenant J. George
 Kraft adiutant First battalion. Second
 regiment, c. N. G.
 Captain J. S. Parker, commander sec ond division.
 l
 Baldwin Thomas r. Daly George T.
 Jones, J. P. Stevenson, Samuel Hodg
 kinson. Joel H. Paddock 1 The following selections will be play
 ed by Miss Florence A. Wells at the
 wedding of Miss May T. Allen and Dr.
 Oliver T.. Rule at the Baptist church
 this afternoon at 4:30:
 Entree du Cortege. ge...................
 Benediction Nuptiale (Messe De Marriage) ................... Dubois Chauson Ballade ............. Bachmann Fragment Symphonique Verset..... l ........................ Lemaigre
 Offertoire "Ste Cecilia" .........B Batiste
 ScherZo ..,............... Wolstenholme 1 Nuptial March ..Gutlmont l Serenade ...................... Schubert | bTludi GFOCGSStuIl lIpltelSIl Ill 1 Wedding March .......... .Mendelssohn The joint board of selectmen and
 school visitors met Monday night and | fixed the amount of appropriations for the several school districts as follows: | Cook Hill, $295; Parker's Farms, $500; | Yalesville, $3,195; North Farms, $500; | Central, $1S,0oo; Pond Hill, $295; East | Farms, s295; Northeast Farms. S295; | Tyler's Mills, $295. Total. $23,570. The total sum appropriated last year was s2S272, making an increase this year of $2Ss.
 | This morning at 10:30 the fall meeting of the Connecticut Library association will be opened here at the lecture room of the public library, the meeting being held here upon invitation of the Ladies Library association. The townspeople are invited to attend the meeting. At | the morning session an address of well ! come will be made by Rev. J. F. Wild man. There will be business session, followed by very interesting pro- gramme.
 Out-of-town invitations were sent out yesterday and to-day the invitations in | town will be sent out for the wedding of Marcus Barrett Sanders and Miss Grace Florence Backes, daughter of Catherine Backes, which will take place at St. Paul's church Wednesday evening. October 29 at 7:30. l The postponed republican rally will be held next Saturday evening in the opera house. The speakers will be W. A. King, nominee for attorney-general, and Congressman Dennis Flynn. of Oklahoma The National band has Teen engaged.
 l The selectmen have been obliged to | go into the wood business because of the lack of coal. Ten acres of woodland have been purchased by the selectmen from Genevieve Martin. The property was formerly a part of the Preston farm on Parker's Farms. The price paid was $500. There are some 200 cords of wood in the tract. The wood 1 is to be used at the town farm and for | the town hall.
 Miss Nellie Callahan left yesterday l for Jamesburg, N. Y. Miss Eleanor M. Keefe, of New Ha- ven. has been temporarily engaged to teach in grade at the Whittlesey ave- nue school.
 Joseph w. Allen will leave here to- day or tomorrow to reside at Farmers ! Mills, N. !.
 Tho test fire alarm signal last evan-