The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-18
Adalhert M. Patterson. eleetrician at


 the Pope Hartford automobile factory, Is undergoing treatment at the home of his parents on Elm street for a fractured arm. While running for car a few days ago he fell and struck his elbow Complications have set in and his are is now in very bad shape.
 A large forest fire on "Mt Tom" this evening caused a great deal of ln- terest in the borough. The blaze fofned a perfect figure eight, and burned far into the midnight hours.
 Hiram L. Botsford has been en- gagged as caretaker of the H. l.. Man sion of South Main street Persons have been in the habit of entering this building, and the owners of the valu- able property have decided to put Q sto pto any further annoyances.
 Work at the Wallingford Gas works is progressing finely under the direc- ton of Superintendent Mockett. It is planned to have the enlargement com pleted in about three weeks, and then the borough plant will be one of the most up- to-date In the. state and fully capable of suppying the sub scribers of two cities the size of Wal lingford.
 Frank M. Barber and his son, Will liam H. Barber, who have been the week end guests of MT. and Mrs. William HodgRinson of Fair Haven, left this afternoon for Boston, Mass.
 MT, and Mrs. Frank Tracy and MT. and Mrs. Isham of South Coventry spent Sunday with Mrs. F. W. Phelps of North Whittlesey avenue Mrs. Phelps returned with them this even Ing to Coventry by automobile
 The many friends of James Gaffney of North Whittlesey will be pleased tc learn that he Is much improved ir health and was out for the first time yesterday.
 
 Miss Esther Markham entertained @ number of friends at her home on Pine street Saturday afternoon in honor oi her thirteenth birthday. The time was pleasantly passed with various fun making contests. Refreshments were served.
 
 By mistake the name of John R. Burgho was included in the Republican nominees for burgess last Saturday. | should be Edgar s. Hall. Also Seymour G. Baldwin should be7Republican nom. inee for water commissioner, instead of Frary Hale. as The committee in charge of the loca aere of Eagles announce that ther' l will be public smoker in Entrach hall next Tuesday evening All inter ested in the order arel cordially invited to be present.
 The drawing of the prizes of tn | A. o. H. bazar, which was to hay been Saturday night, was postponed until tomorrow night tMonday). | -1 l Miss Josephine Stevenson Smith, Fl spent Sunday with her parents on Cen
 ter street.
 Miss Ethel Fowler returned thi | evening to Burnham school after fey
 days visit with her parents.
 Antonio Kiarsois and Miss Annie Yo
 kim were married at the Holy Trinit ] church Saturday morning by Rev. Johl
 H, Carroll.
 Il Real estate transfers: J. IA Marti
 to Bernard L. Bailey of New Havei
 43xt53 feet, with buildings, on Cente
 street.
 Miss Emily Perkins of Rutland, Vt
 Is the guest of MT. and Mrs. samut Hubbard.
 | Mir. and Mrs. E. B. Treat and Re- Il J. E. yWildman returned to Lawrence I vile, N. J., today. N MT. and Mrs. George c. Woolle , sailed Saturday for Glenwood, Fla. Local 35S held a social at Forester' N hall this afternoon. Their class initla
 ton, postponed from last Sunday, wa held,