The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-19

day mSht. The game last night was close and lovers of good sport. should turn out for the game Saturday night. Meriden is the only team that has ever beaten the local boys so far and the next scrimmage with Meriden will be hotly contested. The Young Mems T. A. B. and l.. society held q social at their club rooms on Center street last evening which was attended by a large num- Der. The evening was pleasantly passed with music and recitations. At the business meeting held previous to the social and smoker it was voted to attend in a body the 7;S0 mass on Sunday, January 5. and take commun- ion at the Holy Trinity church. The following officers were elected:
 Chaplain-R J. H. Carroll.
 President-D. w. Lanouette. Vice president-Peter Lee.
 Recording secretary-John c. Phe- Ian.
 Corresponding secretary TT Joseph Sullivan
 Financial secretary-James Bros nan.
 Treasurer-E Edward c. Cox,
 Trustees-James H. Ward, John Buckley, James Quinlivan.
 Executive committee James Lee, Richard Mcclure, James TerneN Thomas O'Neil. Joseph olloyus.
 Literary committee-Timothy Bros nan, r. J. quinn, F. F. Kayanagh,
 Lbrarian-Jo F Cassin.
 Marshal-P. Il. Luby
 Manager of gymnasum-Th Thomas Timotliy.
 Assistant manager--Edward Fan ming.
 At the last meeting of the Court Of uBrgcsses the following bills were or dered paid Henry Martin S7, T Y. Dunn s7, J. w, Hurley SL25, c. B, Ter rell. Si29.7o; Office Supply Co. SS.6o; P. Maloney S1.1t; R. Tanner S9,5O; J.. Downey s4O2, R. E. Hall 50, c. J, White $33.75. ]. P. Stevenson, $S2.S5, C., A. Harrison Si0.
 The bonds of several of the borough officers were accepted It was voted to- give the laborers employed by the bor- ough time and a half for work done on Sunday. An application was recelv- ed from M. J. Kelly for appointment as n special policeman. and was referred to the police committee.
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 Owenoco Haymakers association elected the following officers at ther annual meeting last evening; Past chief haymaker Charles Chandler; Chief haymaker, Linus A. Hill; assist ant chief haymaker, R. C. Hall over seers, II. V. James; collector of straws, HI I. Lee; assistant collector of straws, lR. l. Poster; keeper of bundles, R. A, Hall.
 The Walingfords took all the games from the Crescents in last nights bowl ing league contest at the Woodbine alleys Cotrill of the Walllngfords was the high man with an average of l67.
 Recent recorded real estate trans fers Octav Odette to Nellie P. Scran- ton. .thirty-eght acres of land; Edward l.. Bowe to Philip and Emma F. Wein- , mann, twenty-three acres of land North Farms: James D. Bartholomew to borough of wallingford, forty acres of land west side of Paugh pond.
 James Cummerford was given flne of SiO and costs of $25,92 which his employer, Mansfield, of North Haven paid, before Prosecuting Attorney Fowler Cummerford pleaded guilty and said he would go back to the farm , and keep out of trouble hereafter. son was born yesterday to MT. and Mrs. Eugene A. Post of North Man street.
 Mrs. J. D. Bartholomew left this aft. ernoon for stay in New York city. Mrs. Clifton D, Allen left this morn ing for Boston Mass, where she vii spend Christmas with her parents, Mr l and Mrs. Nathaniel Fowler. :, Only two more days and the publl, schools will close until January ?, 1908
 Star of Valley lodge. $. of B, elected the following officers at their las meeting: Commander, Mrs. Margaro 7 Ianouette; vice commander. Mrs, Mar
 Kavanaugh; past commander, Mrs. Clara Brow; aid to commander, Mrs Della Singleton; marshal, Mrs Lottl
 Devlin; scribe Mrs. John Righton; ac countant, Mrs. Ezadie Lanouette; treas urer, Mrs Harriet Gleadell; chaplain 7 Mrs. William Cronley; inside guarc Mrs. Lena Coughlin; outside guard Mrs Dumond trustee Mrs. Lottie Dev y lin.
 The newly elected officers of the \ c M T. X. E. and L. society will hold . meeting next Sunday afternoon at 2:S fl o'clock at the Temperance hall. a <ss.N s.'s'''aS f i1SS e W@$ jASSyysiSSS It XArMaS ssS GS SsaSSEA