The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-19
WALLINGFORD NEWS
Factory Fire Brigade Holds its Annual 0utingNew Concrete
Building for Center Street-0ther Notes.

Especial Journal Courier News Service
The Factory l. fire brigade held their
fifth annual outing at Mansfield Is
grove Saturday. The f1remen and their
invited guests left here at O'Clock
on a special car On arrival at the
grove long list Of sports were en-
tered upon. The first, ball game be-
tween teams captained by O. Fl. Tih-
bits and B. l.. Loudon respectively
was won by the former. The score
was IA to TO- Following the dinner
which was served at / o'clock, the ath'
letic events took place. The sweep
stakes prize was captured by Charles
Bro gden.
The remaining events with their win
ners were as follows:
Relay race-Won by team com
posed Of r. S. Hall, Thomas Mottram
Albert I,obb and William Brosnau.
Egg race-E. Rusgrove, first; e. Hall
second; John Smith. third.
100 yard dash, handicap-William
Brosnan, first; Charles Brogden, sec
ond: George Rumble, third
/ Pipe race-Charles Brogden, first; Ed
Gardner, second; E. s. Hail. third.
Hat race-William Dray, first; Will
liam Brosnan, second; ALBERT Lobb
third.
50 yard dash, handicap-George Run
die, first; William Brosnan, second;
William Dray, third.
Three-legged race = Ed Gardner
ner, first; Albert Lobb, second; Will
liam Brosnan, third.
Old mems racer-Ed, Gardner, first;
Thomas Mottram, second; John Can
non, third,
Running broad Jumps. Hubbard
| first; Albert Lobb, second; William
Brosnan, third.
Putting 12-pound shot-Charles Brog.
den, first; Jacob Schumacher, second
Charles Rumble. third.
| 50 yard dash, running backward
Charles Rumble, first, George Rumble
second; Charles Brogden, third.
One Of the prettiest midsummer so.
| eial events Of the season was the dance
given at the odd Fellows hall. satur-
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmillan
| In honor Of their son, William Stewart
! McMillan's seventeenth birthday ami.
| versary. There were just enough In the
party to make the occasion pass pleas
antly and the midnight hour came all
| too soon. During the evening several
! dainty favors were presented to the
| company. Music was furnished by Mrs
f. w. Marx. Cake and Ice cream were
served during intermission. Those pres
emit were Mrs. Ella Tiff and Miss Alice
Anthony of Providence, r. l., Miss Ed
ma Darling of Brooklyn, N. Y, Misses
| Evelyn Burke and Mildred Clinton OF
North Haven, Misses Ellen Taleott,
Frances Parmelee, Mabel Robinson
Genevieve Roack, Eva Seible, Rena
Barber, Mabel Kelly, Amy Chase
Mildred Benham, Janette Macmillan
Mrs. william. Mcmillan; Messrs. Al
| fred Taylor, Bennett Backes, Freder-
lex Backes, Raymond Bolton, Harolc
Hodgklnson. Henry Allen, Nlkcla
Pierce, Harold Lane, Ralph Davis, Ed
ward Collins, Elford Steele, Harry Rob.
| inson, Clarence Doolitte, Walter Bald
win, Stewart Mcmillan, Charles Will
liams and William Mcmillan.
Frederick Backes entertained a party
of friends at whist Friday evening al
his home on Wall street. Cake and ice
| cream were served during the evening
Those present were Misses Alice An.
thony, of Providence, r. l.. Marion
Lane, Mabel Robinson, Messrs. Lucas
of North Haven, Nkola Pierce. Stew.
art Mcmillan, Clarence Doolittle and
the hest. Frederick Backes.
David Brown, a New Haven archi.
| tect is working on the plans of q. three
story enforced concrete building to be
erected for Eliza Owens on property re.
Gently bought from James Gaffney
The first floor will be used for stores
the second for offices and the third will
| be a dance hall. The structure will bt
| modern In every detail and will be q
decided Improvement to that part o.
Center street.
In a fast and well played game a
| Hanover park, Saturday afternoon the
City Parks defeated the Wallingford.
by a score of to 2.Both teams WERE
strong in the field but Wallingford wa!
weak at the bat Line UP for Wall
ingford was as follows: Cummerford, C
Callahan, p; Saunders, 2bt Lynch, SIS
Coughlin, 90; J. Barry, 1b; Nugent, If
WEIGH CT; Daniels, IF.
The silversmtths of R. Wallace &
Sons defeated the diesinkers saturda,
afternoon on the South Colony stree
grounds. The score was s to 2.
The Holy Trinity choir boys will
! hold their annual outing at Lighthous