The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-24

daughter of Attorney and Mrs. Charles A. Harrison, of Academy street, and William Eugene Conklin, which will take place in St. Paul's church on Tuesday afternoon, July !, at 4:30 o'clock. The happy couple will be "at home" after October 19 at the Choate school.
 The senior class of the high school held reception in the armOry on Monday even- ing. Dancing was indulged in from 9 to 2 o'clock.
 The annual meeting of the Central school district will be held tomorrow CThursday) evening.
 The estimated expenses for the Central school district for the next year. as com piled by the committee, are appended. In the list is included $S15 for permanent i'm provements at the North Main street school and $100 at the Simpson cottage school: Teachers, $27 ,0OO; janitors, $, 200; fuel, $1,- penses, $1 1,200; supplies, $1,3O0; interest, $4, 800; salaries, $625; water, $425; news books and furniture, $2j0; bonds due November i, $3,000. Total, $43.6O0
 The postponed annual meeting of the In NIemoriam Cemetery association was held Saturday evening and the following officers were elected:
 Directors-Rev. ]. F. WiIdman. Clarence H. Brown, Leonard E. Bishop.
 President-William G. Ch0ata.
 Vice e-president-Rev. J. l.. Wildman.
 Secretary-Dr. C. H. Atwater.
 Treasurer-Leonard B. Bishop.
 Committee on grOundS-Dr. (. II. Atwater, William N. Mix.
 Committee on intermentS - Charles F. Wooding, Clarence H. Brown.
 Audit0rs-William NJ. Whitaker, Dr. c. H. Atwater.
 The Wallingford Country club will have q lawn tennis tournament July 4.
 Superintendent Bridgett was over at the boroughs water supply reservoir yesterday and found that the recent rains had raised the water in Paugh pond about sixteen inch, es; it was nearly running over the dam and a stream was still running in from the canal
 The grange memorial services and the memorial services at the Holy Trinity cem- etery were postponed Sunday on account of the rain.
 The body of Jerome B. Pomeroy arrived here yesterday afternoon from Bath, New York.
 The total precipitation here during the rain from Saturday morning n at o,GIoHA & , un- fall by days thus far this month has been as follows: June ', 60; June s, .2S; June F, 18S; June H. 1.45; June 15, .O8; June 1S, or; June 20. 3.70; June 21, 2.20. This makes a total of 10.26 inches, an unusual precipita- tion.
 Marsden Hubbard attended the reunion of his class-1901-at Wesleyan academy, Will braham. Mass. Monday.
 Sheldon Thorpe. of North Haven, con ducted the services at the Masonic home on
 A. l. Post has returned from Boston, where he attended the wedding of his son, Walter A. Post, and Miss Grace F. Fay or, in Everett. Mass.
 Mrs. 0. E. Powers and Mrs. J. Erwin Pow CTS and child left here Monday for Hollis, N. II.
 William R. Cook has been elected commit teeman, collector and treasurer for the COOK Hill school district.
 G. +. Fiske, instructor of Latin in Rox- bury, Mass, Is the guest of Warden w. Burr Hall, of Whittlesey avenue.
 Lallrison NJ. Ives has been elected commit teeman, collector and treasurer for the East Farms school district.
 MT. and Mrs Edwin B. Treat, who started for the Berkshire Hills on a carriage ride, have for several days been stopping at Far mington waiting for an improvement in the weather.
 J. Oscar Bailey and bride are home from their wedding trip.
 Foster H. Rockwell. Yales famous quar- terback on the football team, was the guest over Sunday of J. R. Campbell He started Monday for Portland, Oregon, to spend his vacation with his parents.