The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-21
WALLINGFORD.

The Athletics defeated the East Side club of Meriden on the South Colony street grounds Saturday afternoon by a score Of 2 to ?.
 The members of St. Paurs vested choir will leave town this morning for Stony Creek for a few days outing.
 The Biggin-R Rodgers company will start up this morning.
 Friday evening the Central school district committee at their adjourned meeting made a number of appoint ments. The resignation of Miss Leila Maltby was received. The appoint ment of teachers made included the fol- lowing: Miss Francis M. Brown, Miss Chistin A. Kahl, Miss Grace s. Gilbert. Miss Mary J. Corcoran, Miss Anna Brown and Miss Clara Hubbard. The latter was appointed for the kindergar ten.
 The grades and schools for which the other appointments will be as signed to will be determined later. The committee also made these appoint ments: Assessor, P. D. Leonard; enum- orator, J. G. Phelan; rate book. R. D. Perkins. The regular meetings of the committee will be held on the second Tuesdays of the month. It was also decided that teachers meetings shall be held every month.
 Several boys claim to have seen a deer near Simpsons pond last week. M. F. Cook saw two deeec, one large and the other small, near his place on the east side Friday.
 The grange programme as arranged for next Thursday evening comprises the following: Paper. How Should a Farmer and His Family Spend Va cation?" Mrs. c. A. D. Allen, to be fol- lowed by a general discussion. Pa per, Summer in the Adirondacks," Miss Mildred Parmelee. Paper. Sum mer Resorts of New England Mrs. H. W. Andrews. Readings by Miss Flora Hough and Miss Rosina Scard.
 Saturday an operation was performed upon Selectman W. B. Hall at his home on South Whittelsey avenue by Dr. Mcknight of the Hartford hospital, as- sisted by Dr. c. F. Smith of Center street. A growth about as large as a hens egg was taken out of the right groin and the same location where a growth was removed when Selectman Hall was at the hospital in Hartford.
 More rain fell last Saturday evening, making it unpleasant for the many who were caught out without umbrel- las. The merchants were again de- spondent as it has rained too often, for several weeks. to suit them.
 MT. adn Mrs. John Frech of Somer- vile, N. J., are visiting friends on Washington street.
 Mrs. G. G. Waldo and son left town last Saturday for Hawthorn. N. J.
 Robert E. Mooney left here Saturday for Spring Lake, N. J.
 Albert E. Nerdum and daughter, Miss Annie Nerdrunl, are home from visit in Castine. Me.
 Miss Catherine Callahn is visiting in Providence.
 The Misses Alice and Adelaide Lane will return to town this evening from Long Island.
 Miss Bessie Verdu, who has been the guest of her brother, Rev. D. H. Yer du, returns to-day to her home in Rut- land. Vt.
 Miss Carrie Fordham of Essex is the guest of Postmaster and Mrs. c. $. Hale
 Charles Deming has accepted g. posi- tion with the American Silver com- pany of Forestville and will begin his duties this week.
 Samuel Elton of Virginia is the guest of Mrs. G. K Darlington.
 Mrs. J. M. Cannon and Miss Ellen J. Hall left town Saturday for Gloucester, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. O. E. Powers are home from visit in Hollis, N. H.
 Mrs. l.. c. Norwood and child and Miss Bertha Backes left town last Sat urday for Keene, N. H. | Janitor James is taking his annual vacation trip to Moodus this week.