The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-10
WALLINGFORD.

amos Morse. one OF Wallingford' 8
lifelong residents and farmer by oc-
cupation, died Wednesday afternoon of
double pneumonia. The funeral will be
held from the house on the Durham
road, Northwest farms, this afternoon
at 2 o'clock, with interment in the
Morse vault in the ''In Memoriamp
cemetery. He was in his seventy
ninth year, having been born December
rs, 1926, and was born in the house in
which he died. Hhe house which he
owned at the time of his death, was the
property of his father, the late Lyman
III. Morse, who died some twenty-five
years ago over ninety years of age.
The Young Mems T. A. B. and L. So
ciety and division No. /, A. o. H, have
voted to attend in a-body the lecture on
THE Emerald ISLE" to be given March
II, by Rev. J. Owen Jones for the bene-
fit of Holy Trinity church.
The final game of the Wallingford
Bowling league was played between
the Olympias and Wallingfords we'd
nesday. The game was witnessed by a
large crowd of spectators and there
was considerable cheering for both
teams. The games We're also to decide
the championship of the league. The
first two games were won. by the Wall
ingfords and the third game was won
by the Olympias. This resulting in the
teams being tied and the tie will be
rolled off tonight. w. c. Andrews
made the highest average of both
teams. {t,
w. c. Andrews will win the bowling
ball awarded the man with the best
single game and also for the best scores
for three games. s
The funeral of John Corcoran was
held at 9 o'clock wednesday morning
from Holy Trinity church j Rev. John
H. Carroll officiated. The yinterment
was at Holy Trinity cemetery. The
pallbearers were John .Beale, Joseph
Latourness, John B. Gavin, Dennis Nc
CURE, Michael Doody. The floral bear
ers were Henry Campbell, Martin Pa
den, William Mcclure, Paul Woods,
Edward Cowen. William Lacey, Arthur
Cough, John Orr, ir., Charles Kennedy,
James McNulty. There were many
beautiful floral tributes.
Yesterday yesterday morning at 1890
was held from the Holy Trinity church
the funeral of the late James e.
Shortelle the remains, after the SER
vices, being taken u to st. Patricks
cemetery in Meriden for internent.
Mr.. shortelle was brother of Rev. r.
J. Shortelle of Ridgefield, and quite a
number of out of town clergy attended
the services at the church. Those who
officiated at the solemn requiem high
mass We're; Celebrarft, 1sRev4 Thomas
Dunno of Portland deacon. Rev. T. ].
Cronan of New Milford; sub-deacon,
Rev. John Lynch of Meriden; master of
ceremonies, Rev. Luke Lawlor of Dan,
bury; acolytes, Rev. John C. Fogarty
Of Norwalk, Rev. A. F. Mitchell of Mil
ford; censor bearer, Rev. Eugene Sui
Ivan of Stamford. Miss Margaret shee-
hey sang the offertory solo, 20, Saluta-
ris," The Benedictus was sung by the
following trio: r. A. Harvey of Boston,
III. A. Strout of Portland, Me-, and
Owen E. Wrinn of Wallingford. At the
Liberia Owen E. Wrinn sang the solo
"Come Unto Me-" At the end of the
mass Nearer, My God, to Thee" was
sung by this quartette, r. A. Harvey,
H. A. Strout, Owen f. wrinn, and
Kenneth Hubbard. The pallbearers
included William Hassett, Martin P.
O'Connell, william M. Casey, George
LeFIoullier and Thomas M. Brennan Of
Wallingford, and M. Connery Of
Georgetown, Conn.