The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-11
WdLLT.NGFORD.
The following item, clipped from New Jersey paper, will be of Interest to many Wallingford people:

The following item, clipped from New Jersey paper, will be of Interest to many Wallingford people:
 Jones-JuIbe.
 Frineds of the Rev John owen Jones, former pastor of the Bound Brook CouEre- gational church, now of WaIllngford, Ct, have received invitations to his wedding recelption, at the Hotel Cambridge, 33d Wednesday, June IS, from to 6 D. m. The fortunate young lady who has won the domlnie's heart is Miss Emma Julbe. The Invitations are issued by Miss Catalina Molina, m aunt of the bride to be. The State Centre-Record mites with Mir Jones' numerous friends in wishing him great happiness.
 The Wallingford Golf club handicap and tournament committee announces the fol- lowing events:
 Friday, June 19.--Ninehole handicap for women, class A and cups.
 Saturday, June 4.-"Choose-up" team match for men at match play.
 Entrance fee of one new ball each player the winning side to divide the balls. Each player also to keep his medal score and same to apply on mems class and B cups.
 The teams will be chosen on the grounds as near 2 clock as possible and all intend- ing players are urged to be there at that hour.
 Friday and Saturday of this week there will be all exhibition of work ill drawing and the use of color done during tho eur rent year in the schools of the Central dis triCt. The work will be displayed ill the lecture room of the public library, which will be open during the regular library hours day and evening. It is earnestly hoped that parents and friends of pupils and all interested iii public education will visit the exhibition from which they will be able to form some idea of what is sought to be done in this line in the schools. Pupils i'll the schools who wish tose the work on these days must be accompanied by parents or adult friends.
 Next Monday evening Compass lodge will eXemplify the master Mason degree. Adel- phi lodge, of Fair Hayen and Corlnthian lodge, of Northford. have been invited.
 There is q class of five to graduate this month from the High school, twenty-seven from the Whittelsey avenue school and twelve from the Colony street school
 Rev. J. Owen Jones officiated at the funeral of Serene Bartholomew yesterday son, "; H. Goddard, Noah Linsley, and A. L. Judd.
 Daniel Maher and Miss Annie Rosso were married yesterday morning at the Holy Trinity church by Rev. Father Carroll.
 Marsden Hubbard is home from Princeton for the summer vacation.
 The National band will give an out door concert on the plains tomorrow evening.
 Rev J. E. widman attended tended the diocesan convention in Hartford yesterday.
 The polls will be open Monday from q. h. to D. III. to vote on the proposed constitutional constitution. ?
 Mrs Robert H. Cowles left yesterday for Boston.
 Tine Athletic Baseball club will play In Milford Saturday.
 Rev. D. H. Nerder. the new curate for St. Paul's church, arrived here Monday.
 Rev. and Mrs. s. Wolcott Linsley left for Winsted yesterday.
 Rev Albert Ehrgott will have charge of the Baptist church during Rev. J. A. Clark's absence in Europe.
 Mrs. Harry Bartlett, of South Colony street. died yesterday morning after short illness, aged B years. She leaves hus- band and two small children. Funeral Thursday afternoon at 2.30 with interment in Center street cemetery