The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-21
WALLINGFORD HAPPENINGS
ENTERI4 4INMEN1 AT CONGREGA TIoNAL CHURCH NEXrTUESDLY.
Fine Programme NnI be Rendered Change Contemplated by the s. N, E. Telephone Company.

1 Telephone Company. l At the parlors of the Congregational church next Tuesday evening the fifth and last in the star entertainment course will be given. Those who will take part will include Miss Lucy Oliver Thacher, reader; Frederick L. Kenyon, baritone and Mrs Harriet Crane Pit blado, accompanist. The programme will be
 Four songs from "Eliland" Song Circle
 MT. Kenyon The dlft ,,,.,.......,.... Barr
 Miss Thacher.
 Tourney of King John .............
 MT. Kenyon.
 'Rikki Tikki Tavi" Kfpling 'The Question ,............... Hampers
 Miss Thacher.
 False Phillis" ........................ 'The Sighted Swain ............... When Dull Care" ....... Old English
 Mir. Kenyon.
 'The Breaking of Widder Bixby".,, "The Bears ........................
 Miss Thacher
 My Love Nell" ...................... "Dennys Daughter ................. Danny Deever" ........... Damrosch
 Mir Kenyon.
 "Muleykeh" ......................
 Miss Thacher.
 The S. N, F. Telephone company is contemplating quite a change in the Wallingford central office, and it is probable that in the spring the present quarters in Church street will be closed and a larger and more centrally located room will be had and new features of improvement will be introduced Mrs Hall, who has had charge of the central office since it was located here, will voluntarily retire, and Miss Genie Stowe will assume charge with Miss Jennie Bulls as assistant. It ts pro- posed to have the office open all night with man in charge
 At the Congregational church this ev- ening Organist Louis F. Graeber will give a recital in which he will be assist ed by Frederick Kahl, the violinist. The programe is made up of excellent num- bers and includes the following: Fantasie and Fugus G minor . Bach holnanza '....,......... .......... Haydn (a) Pastorale ............. DeschaVes (b) GaVotte ................. Hitler (a) Seventh Concerto (Adagio) Rade (b) Scherzoso ............ Bohm
 F. Kahl. 'Ioccato ,............,......... Bartlett Conzana INTERPRETATION. Wolstenholme Allegretto ......,..... Wolstenholme Ia .................... Dubois The usllers will be Henry A. Norton, A. K. Wilkinson, and Albert L. Whit comb.
 Attachment papers were served yes terday morning by Officer Roger S. Aus tin in the interest of Harold r. Ives by Edgar N. Baldwin, as guardian, against Charles I. Parmelee for s1000 damages, the case being returnable to the super for court Tuesday March 4 Property to the amount of $1 300 on North Main street was attached. This suit is brought for wages claimed to be due Ives from 1895 to February, 1902. At torney Harrison is counsel for the plain tiff The warm wave yesterday settled down the snow.
 Mrs Catherine Schember is under | treatment in St. Francis hospital, | Hartford.
 Thomas Stone, jr, is i'll with pleuro- pneumonia The Wallingford and Meriden high 1 school teams will play basketball in the | Hibernian armory Saturday evening, l Game called at 8 o'clock.
 Yesterdays recorded real estate | changes, was: Emory Morse to Mary F. | Morrison, two houses and lots, 130x72 | feet on Cherry street, between Hall l avenue and Quinnipiac street.
 As near as can be learned not a gut l ter on main streets of the borough has | been cleared of snow, and all the snow | from the sidewalks is dumped there | Should warm rain come there would | be trouble, as there is no show for the 1 water to run into the sewers and the | is that there would be ser ous damage done and the borough l would have to pay for it.