The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-21
c. A. K. Schedule.

Chief Mastering Officer Lewis A. Nor throp has arranged the following dates for the installing of officers in the va rious c. A. R. posts of this state:
 January 1-Merriam, No 8, of Meri- den.
 January 2-wadhams, No. 49 Water bury.
 January S--Arthur H Dutton, No. s6, iWallingford
 January Admiral Foote. No, IT, New Haven.
 January 1O-G. w Thompson, No. IS, Bristol
 January 14-Parmelee. No. 42, Gull ford
 The funeral of Thomas H. Smith, who died last evening, will be held to- morrow afternoon (Saturday) at 1:3O o'clock from the house, S4 Fair street, and o'clock from the Advent Christian church with burial in the In Memo riam cemetery
 The funeral of Mrs. Gilbert Allen will be held from the Advent church Sun day afternoon at o'clock
 A merry sleighing party from the borough went over to Durham las, night and surprised MT and Mrs. osman of that place. Whist was play ed during the evening and the follow ing were prize wlnrers: Mrs. H. Brick son, F. Beaumont, R. H, Talcott and Miss j. N. Wilson. Those who went over were MT. and Mrs J. N. Wilson, MT. and Mrs. c. Fox, MT. and Mrs. c Whitaker, MT. and Mrs. F. Hunting and Mrs. J. Bruton, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Stearns, Mrs Fl. Ericson, Edmund Beaumont, Harry Becroft.
 Carlton Hodgkinson, Williams 1908, arrives home for the holidays next Sunday. He is a member of the Will liamp Glee club. which is now on trip through New York state. This trip is one of the most important an nual social events of the college year and to make the club Is considered great honor. The organization gave n concert in Albany last evening, will give one In Pelham tonight, and to- morrow night will sing in Montclair
 William c. Post has had telephone installed at his residence on Church street, No. 206-3. -. sR Ruth and Harold leave tomorrow for s>s 2 Asx.sst s.. '. .Aasw1 Britain
 T number of her friends with a dance at the Phelps gymnasium Wednesday evening, JanuaryN1. 1908
 The Wallingford lodge, N. E. O. P, elected the following officers at their meeting last evening: Warden, Joseph F. Kelly; vice warden M c. ONeill recording secretary, Y. G. Simpson, financial secretary, William Bertini; treasurer. Dr o. E. Powers; chaplain. F. M Atkinson; guide, Beatrice Hayes; guardian, Albert Payne sentinel.s Phil lip Bum; trustee three years, Dr. o. E. Powers; trustee for two years, w, H. Dunn; representatives, w. H. Kane, Dr. ehanty; alternates,s J. J. Cushman, A. D Sutterhn, Frederick Mottram, A. K, Payne.
 Miss Elizabeth o'Brien is III at her home on North Cherry street.
 The Kickers won three straight games from the Independents in the City Bowling league at the Woodbine alleys last evening
 MT. and Mrs J. c. wrinn, of Hall avenue are rejoicing over the arrival of son born recently
 N James D. .McGaughey, jr,. arrived home to-day from Philadelphia.
 At the last meeting of Ivy lodge, No 4S, K. of P the following officers were chosen: Chancellor commander, W. R Steele; vice chancellor, I. c. Smith; pre- late, H. F. Penniman; master of work wv. B. Rundle; keeper of records anC seals, W. Bertiri; master of finance, c A. Smith; master of excheduer. L. c Young; master at arms, H. C. Jacobs inside guard Max Fredericks; outside guard, F. w. Smith; trustee eighteei months, J. J. CoYery