The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-09-07
WALLIEGFORD.

- James Doyle, jr., Eugene Partridge and George Lacouciere charged with theft of stealing silver from Factor M, Interna- tienal Silver company, were disposed of before Judge Judd in the borough court Saturday morning by continuance un- til Monday, November 2. There was no trial and no plea entered, this being done to save entering up record against the boys.
 In continuing the cases Judge Judd put the boys under the charge of Pro- bation Officer Rev. F. H. L. Hammond, with the understanding that the boys are to follow the probation officers in- struetions closely and to report to him whenever he says and upon the con- duct of the boys will depend the dis posal of the cases in November.
 The same bonds in the Partridge and Boyle cases were continued. no bonds being required for the Lacouciere boy.
 The programme for the concert to be given under the auspices of the Wall ingford Country club at the town hall next Tuesday evening was arranged Saturday evening. The programme will comprise these numbers:
 Piano solos, A German air with varia- tions .. ........................ Chopin Miss Florence A. Welles.
 Songs (a) Thou Art So Like Flower ....................... G. W. Chadwick (b)-O, for Day of Spring. ......... ..... ............ Addison F. Andrews Miss E. E. Badger,
 Song-When Thou Art Near Me ..Lohr Frank N. Kelly.
 Song-My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice, | (From Samson and Delilah.) ....................... .. Saint-Saens Mrs. Edgar A. Manning. Song-Selected- .t Miss G. Wetmore. Songs (a) The Bird and the Rose, ,....e ...................... Harrocks | r. (b) Because. ........ Guy d'Hardelot Frank N. Kelly. " Songs-(a) Selected. ,.. l (b)-For All Eeternity.
 With violin obfigato by Fred Kahl. Mrs. Edgar. A Manning. | "Thelma' is booked for the opera
 house tomorrow evening. | The selectmen will hold their regular
 monthly meeting tomorrow. &,. l Frederick L. Grleb of North Farms
 and Miss Gertrude Reiser of St.
 Thomas. Ontario. were married last
 Thursday by Rev. J. E. Wildman.ss, l The postoff1ce will observe the usual
 holiday hours to-day, s to 12. and 6:3C l lto ' o'clock. s:} ss.,E The public library will be closed to- day. 4 I The Wallingfords will play ball in
 South Manchester Saturday % I The thunder shower which struck here Saturday afternoon was quite
 sharp, especially down towards North 1 Haven, where the hail was quite plenty l All the sports were broken up. The ten | his game between the Meriden Y. M. C. A. and a picked team on the Country
 club grounds was stopped, and it is lucky for Wallingford that the rair came as Meriden was way ahead. The I Wallingfords in Rockville had to give lun the ball game. w
 A tWo-story house owned by Thomas IHeary and his sister, Mary Heary, was l burned to the ground in Pond Hill
 down near Northford Friday. The loss
 is estimated at $1,00O, and the property
 was insured in the Windham County company. The origin of the fire is no known. 7. l Thomas J. Kennedy is visiting 1T
 Holyoke. %
 Mrs. Fannie Merchant and Miss Eve,
 iyn Ramsey, who have been the guest. of Mrs A. B. Pixley. have returned tt l Gloucester. Mass. r1 1 Dr. J. c. Guinan and John Tighe art i home from Atlantic City.
 I John J. Brennan of Milwaukee. Wis. 1 is the guest of his brother, Thomas M Brennan. i I The Misses Lucy and Jessie Woodins
 have returned from the White noun l tains.
 l Miss Mary Dubois, who has been tht guest of Miss Jennie Campbell, has re lturned to Randolph, Vt. :. ....: I Frank c. Ellison of Brooklyn is tn, iguest of W. E. DeMills. l Miss Mabel Hopson has returned iron l a visit in Taunton, Mass. '&@A 1 Miss Clara Barber of Brooklyn Is thu
 guest of her uncle. l.. M. Benham. l Miss Jennie Curtis of Brooklyn is tn, l guest of Mrs. J. w. Lane. # I F. A. Burdick has returned from { I visit in Providence. ....&s I G. F. Hull is home from Providence I Mrs. r. J. Kennedy of Fort Madison I la, is the guest of Mrs. B. F. Williams MT. and Mrs. Charles S.. Allen ant
 Miss Mabel Allen will return to-da. from East River. .-r..