The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-12
WALLTNGFORD

Special Journal-Courier News seryiceo Waliingford, Dec. 11-Rev. J. H. Car roll off1ciated at the funeral of Miss Honora M. Parker, which was held l from the Holy Trinity church this morning at g o'clock. The St. Veron- ica Ladies T. A. B. society of which the departed was member, attended the services in a bDdy. Miss Annie M Cassidy sang Face to Face and Miss Margaret Mulligam of Meriden, render ed Some Sweet Day. during the ser vices. For the offertory solo Owen E. Wrinn sang 70. Saulestaris" The pail bearers were William Burns, William Parker, James McKiernan of Yales- vile and Joseph and James Ford of Meriden: flower bearers, John Boulan- der and Louis Allen. The remains were taken to the Sacred Heart cemetery, Meriden, for burial. There were many and beautiful floral tributes.
 The Young Mems Athletic club have been making great preparations for | their concert and dance which will be given at the Tewn hall tomorrow ev- ening (Thursday) and it promises to be one of the greatest successes of the season. For the dancing which will begin at o'clock the following pro- gram has been arranged: | Waltz--Sweethear Days. | Two step-old Faithful. 1 Waltz-Without a Wedding
 Two step-Cotton.
 Waltz-Y Yesterday. Two step-Just Help Yourself | Waltz--Sweet Estelle.
 Two step--Honey Eoy
 Waltz-school Days.
 Two step-True Blue Eyes.
 Waltz-'Neath the Old Cherry Tree Marie
 Two step-Fare Thee Well My old Kentucky Home
 Waltz--1n the Land of Dreams. Two step-Captain Baby Bunting. Waltz-Waltz Me Home Sweet Home.
 This morning the electric car due here at 7:45 jumped the track in front of the A. Richter place near the Mason ic Home. The passengers were badly shaken up but no serious injuries were reported. The car was in charge of Conductor Newton and Motorman shrip. Traffic was delayed for about two hours. < At the last meeting of the Woman's 8 Relief corps the following officers were elected:
 President--Mrs Mary Stewart
 Senior vice president--Mrs M New ton.
 Junior vice president--Mrs. H. Miner. Tressurer--Mrs. A. Gaylord.
 Chaplain--Mrs. Harriet Gleadeil.
 Conductor Mary Kavanaugh. Guard-Mrs. Margaret Downey.
 Delegate to conyention-Mrs liar riet Gleadall
 Alternate--Mrs. Margaret Zanouette. Mrs. Jane Averill of Branford arriv- ed this afternoon to spend the winter with her mother, Mrs, Samunel Hodg- kinson of North Whittlesey avenue. Mrs. Averill has spent the winter months for the past ten years in Wall lingford and the summers at her resi- dence at Eranford Point. Mrs. Sarah Averill accompanied her. ! Advent Cottage services were held at the home of s. $. Atkins Yalesville, this evening.
 The following musical program for Christmas morning at 1OSO has been arrapged by Organist Waldo P. vinal, of St. Paul's Episcopal church:
 Processional, Hymn No. 51.
 Venite, Christmas Day.
 Te Deum, Warren.
 Benedictus, Plain Chant.
 Introit anthem, There Were Shop herds, Vincent.
 Kyrie Eleison, Hoyt.
 Gloria Tibi, Hoyt.
 Allelujah, Hoyte.
 Hymn No. b4.
 offertory anthem, o Sing to God, Gounod.
 Sanctus, Hoyte.
 Sanctus, Hoyle.
 
 Communion hymn No. 4s.
 Gloria in Excelsis Hoyte.
 Stainer's sevenfold Amen.
 Recessional Hymn No. 50.
 Mrs. John J Dunn fell while cross ing the vacant lot at the corner of North Whittlesey and Center streets this afternoon and was rendered un- conscious. pr. J. H. Buffum was sum- moned and administered restoratives. She was carried to her home on Church street in a carriage.
 David Revere and Luscus Maltby are home from the Mt. Herman academy for a short stay.
 Miss Mabel Robbins and Miss Lillian Schaller. instructors in the Wallingford IJiolh cchnn1 rra ,Ao,A,.