The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-30
WALLISGFoRD.


 The list of appointive officers Of Ac- canaut lodge. No. T. I. 0. 0. F., com prise the following: Right supporter noble grand, Lincoln D. Hill; left sup porter noble grand. Charles ". Robin son; right scene supporter. Harry Hop kinsOn; left scene supporter. Jacob Schumacher; warden, Irwin Mitchell; conductor. James N. Platt; chaplain, William H. Goddard; inside guardin, Frederick wallce: outside guardian. H. cramer; right supporter vice grand. c. Hauenstein, jrs; left supporter vice grand. Thomas J. AIinnis.
 The cantata "The Holy Infant by Frederick Field Bullard. will be re- peated at the First Congregational church next Sunday evening.
 A sleighing party of upwards of twenty from Pond Hill, North Haven and the southern portion of Wallinford had an enjoyable time at MT. and Mrs. William H. Bartholomew's on the East Farms Wednesday night. Whist and other games were indulged in.
 Last evening was the past masters wives night at the grange meeting. The programme consisted of vocal se- lections by the grange quartette and vocal solos followed by an illustrated lecture on the Syrian city, by Dr. Win ton of the experiment station of New Haven. After the lecture light lunch was served.
 The alarm of fire sounded from box 5S at 4:SO o'clock Wednesday afternoon l for a fire in the caboose of freight train on the siding south of the railroad station. The fire gained headway rapid | ly, and the H. L. Judd Co s factory fire department laid line of hose and pre- vented the blaze from spreading to the other cars on the siding. The ca boose was considerably damaged
 It is probable that the new electric cars on the WalIingford- New Haven line having seats both ways-cross and side-will be running next month
 Miss Margaret Walsh of Mfddletown is the guest of Mir and Mrs. Richard lS(ONtOJ w dNCllQC.
 The suit of Mather F. Murray against Charles LaCroix, ct al, is as- signed for next Wednesday in New Ha- ven
 The installation of the officers -elect of Court Windemere, F. of A., will take place next Wednesday evening.
 The committee for the Pinta council. Knights of Columbus. dance to be giv- en next Monday night are as follows: Ticket seller, P. J. Hogan; door, J. J. Brosnan and Thomas Galligan: refresh- ments, Patrick Rogan and Martin Horan; coat room, J. w. Gaherty; floor director, Edward Condon, aids, John Bridgett and Richard Mcclure. Supreme Grand Master c. W. Malm- quist and Supreme Secretary Oskar Peterson will attend the annual cele7 l bration of Tegner lodge, Order of YasaA of New Britain this evening.
 l The death of Mrs. Daniel Mitchell, who was recently taken to the Middle town insane asylum for treatment, oc- I cured at that institution Tuesday l night. The remains were brought to ], Wallingford Wednesday. The funeral will be from the Advent church at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The interment will be in the Center street cemetery. l At the election of officers held by l Gustaf vasa lodge the following were elected: President Olaf Anderson; vice I president, John Johnson; recording sec- Iretary, Nils Bergguist; financial sec retary, Robert Malmquist; treasurer 4 James Malmquist; master of ceremo- \ nies, Clara Johnson; chaplain, Alex R.. Richter; inside guard, Philip Johnson; l outside guard. Frederick Gregory; au- ditors, Albert Uerdrum. Oskar Peter son, Alex R. Richter; trustee, c. w. Malmquist I The regular quarterly meeting of the members of the ladies library and reading room association to be held next Tuesday afternoon at 2:S0 at the I public library will be an important one. T The District School will be given January 2S under the auspices of the l Young Peoples union.
 The Atalantas captured one of the games in the town league contest with the Wallingfords at the Woodbine al- leys Wednesday night. DeIevan Ives was high roller.
 The officers-eleet of Compass lodge, F. and A. M will be installed next Monday evening.
 The s. l.. and c. H. Rogers company will close their plant to-day for the an- nual midwinter vacation.
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