The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-08-12
ivALLINGFoRD.

Mrs. Catherine Backes and daugh-
tier, Bertha, are expected home from
Kenne. N. H., to-day.
MI. and Mrs. Frank M. Barber and
son are at Deer Isle, Me.
c. II. Glare is home from Denver,
lCol. Patrick Boyle who went with
| him out west intends to locate there.
The following officers have been elect
led at the meeting OF the Labor day
committee OF the Central Labor union.
President Oscar Peterson,
| Recording secretary William Fitz-
Igearld.
/ Financial secretary Alfred Prisk.
Treasurer William whitfield
Music cornmittee-E Roach, William
Fitzgerald, c. Devlifl
Parade committee--William Sheehey,
Thomas Collins, I. Harrington.
Refreshments GrisWold, William
Fogarty, ]. Smith
| Privileges-Willi Fitzgerald, e. j.
Downey, Thomas Mooney.
Printing and souvenirs-W. Fogarty,
E. Riach, Oscar Peterson.
Sports Thomas sheehy. G. Desmond,
u. j, Downely.
Speaker Alfred Prisk. E. ]. Lynch,
j., CoreY.
"A meeting Of these COMMITTEES will be
held in Trades Council hall at 1880
this evening.
This evening the members of Acca-
Inant lodge and Aauilla lodge will be
entertained by two skits presented by
the members Of the oeto Puellae club.
The productions viii be entitled In
Want Of a Servant and "A Slight
misunderstanding.
Mrs. ]. C. Palmer will leave Monday
to attend the g. A. r. encampnlent IN
Boston with her brother G. x. Will
Hams, OF Montville, Mass.
Herman IA. Dalius has been elected
chairman Of the house committee at the
meeting Of the board Of governors OF
the Country club. Three new members
were also elected.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Heavens, Of Ply
mouth, Mass. are the guests Of Mrs.
b. F. Harrison. Mr.. Heavens is super
Iintendent OF schools In Plymouth.
There were nine deaths. seven mar
riages and seventeen births in the town
lin July.
Miss Annie james and Miss Effie
Hodgetts have returned from a visit
in Niagara Falls.
The Quohang club enjoyed its annual
outing at Stevens Point, Pine Orchard,
yesterday.
Mrs. w. Thurston and daughter, Jes-
sic Thurston, OF Brooklyn, N. Y, ar
rived here yesterday afternoon and are
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Davis.
in the congregational church of Broad
Brook, N. T.. on Sunday and at Rev.
Mr.. Jones' church the Rev. Ellsworth
Bonsfils OF New York will conduct the
services.
The programme for the meeting of
the Wallingford grange last night was:
Resolved: That a special training is
essential to successful career in life. :"
Affirmative, Mrs. Mary NJ. Doolittle,
EJ. r. Hough, Mrs. H. w. Andrews;
negative, R. H. Stone, Mrs, George H.
Bronson and S. B. Doolittle. Vocal
solo, Mrs. c. o. Young; recitation, ST.
mon Scard. t.,. l-s.s:
Judge and Lewis NJ. Phelps leave
to-day sor South Deerfield, Mass. To-
morrow the Judge will attend the re-
union Of his regiment, the Fifty-see-
ond Massachusetts, at Greenfield.
The Wallingfords play the East Sides
Iof Meriden tomorrow. Conroy and
Cummerford will be the home teams
battery.
The special train for the Fraternal
Benefit league excursion to savin Rock
next Saturday afternoon will leave here
at LOS.
/ Lorenzo Wilcox's pension is increased
from IS to $12 a month. The increase
dates from March last.