The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-12
WbLLINGF0RD HAPPENINGS
NEW SUNDAY TRAIN WILL BE
 MUCH APPRECIATED.
Officers Elected by Wall,ngsord Grange
 -Ra.ketban Game. Arrangsd-o,hsr
Intersssing Items.

-f8asketbalI Games Arranged-Oiher
 Interessing Items.
 The new Sunday trains beginning to- morrow will be a great convenience to the many who will patronize them. The morning train going north will leave here at 9:o1. The afternoon train going south will leave here at S:1s instead of S:25.
 The funeral services of Mrs. Peten Cullen will be held in the Holy Trinity church at o'clock this morning.
 Mrs. Charles W. Pickett of New Ha- ven, wife of Editor Pickett of the Leader. will lecture here Monday after noon at o'clock in the lecture room of the public library before the Wonlan'a club, her subject being "A Modern Wo- man and Her Grandmother"
 A series of basketball games has been arranged between the Wallingfords and Mohawks of Meriden. The first game will be played in Meriden next week Wednesday evening and the second here on the following Monday evening.
 Rev. A. E. Reynolds, a former pas- ort here, now located in Cambridge. Mass, will preach in the Baptist church Sunday.
 Brigade Commissary Major Stark ana Brigade Armorer Captain Cornell viii inspect the state property in Company Ks armory Monday afternoon at o'clock.
 Frank shlpman of Altoona, Pa, is visiting friends in town. He leaves to- day for Altoona
 This evening in the armory Hopkins Grammar school of New Haven and the high school teams will play basketball. This is the first home game of the local team
 The Olympic team of Branford and Chaote's school will play basketball this afternoon. Game called at o'clock. The game will be in the Choate gymnasium
 These officers were elected Thursdav evening by the Wallingford grange ana they will be installed on Thursday evening, January IA:
 Master-F. Seth Wizard.
 0verseer--G H. Bronson.
 Lecturer-Mrs. C. A. D. Allen.
 Steward-D. w. Ives.
 Assistant steward--G. E. Hough.
 Chaplain--A. D. Mclean.
 Treasurer-J, R. Hough.
 Secreary Miss Flora E. Hough.
 Gamekeeper-W. R. Cook. < Ceres-Mrs. G. H. Bronson.
 Ponona-Mrs. w. R. Cook.
 Flora-Miss Mary F. Cook.
 Lady assistant steward Mrs. c. Es Hough.
 Member os executive committee Joel R. Hough.
 Chorister- Franklin Hill.
 Pianist-Mrs. c. o. Young.
 The infant daughter of MT. and Mrs c. ". Leavenworth, born Wednesday, died yesterday afternoon.
 Town Treasurer w H. Newton re- ceived on Thursday from the county commissioners $6,525 for fifteen Iiouoys ncenses, two beer licenses and two dlf'usgist licenses. The above is ten per cent. less than the amount received by the commissioners. The amount re- celved comes in very handy to the town authorities and furnishes fund near ly, if not quite, sufficient to care for the town poor, etc.
 President Ralph Ives, of the Walling- ford Tramway company, says that the cars will be running between here and Montowese by the first of next May.
 The body of Mrs. Henry c. How'd was brought here yesterday afternoon for interment in the Center street ceme- tery.
 The Baptist Ladies' Sewing society will meet for work this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
 Mrs. Peter Cullen, of North Orchard street, died early Thursday morning. after long illness, aged about forty five years. She leaves husband, but no children.
 Motorman Peter Lee, of the electric road is i'll with the grip. < E. |. Cassae has gone to Pisa, Italy, on a visit.
 Richard Talbot has been treasurer of Compass lodge for twenty-five consecu- tive years and has started in on anoth- CT year.
 Dr. J. T. Barker has been elected a member of the executive committee of the New Haven Dental society.