The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-17
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Wallingford, Aug, 16.-The Factory NJ.
s. S. Co. fire department will hold its
annual outing at Mansfeld's grove
Saturday, August "a. The firemen and
their invited guests will leave on the
s o'clock electric car. On arrival at
the grove a light lunch will be served
and then various sports will be in
drlged in. After the ball game be-
tN cen the old men and the young men
the banquent will commence. The
menu will be as follows:
Manhattan Cocktail.
Sliced Cucumbers and Tomatoes.
Broiled Blue Fish. Steam CLANS.
French Fried Potatoes.
Fried oysters. Fried CLAIMS.
Watermelon. Green Corn.
Soft Shell Grabs on Toast.
Pickles. Broiled Lobster.
Ice Cream.
Coffee. Creme de Menthe.
Cigars.
Music will be furnished by Professor
Mccarthy during the dinner The fol-
lowing committee have entire charge
OF the outing:
Ernest Hall, James Kane,
A. w Barry, J. b. Phelan, ]. G. Prisk.
sporta-Albert Payne, ]. B. Phelan.
Badges - Edward Wrinn, Ernest
Smith.
Uniforms John Dugan John Dunn.
The officials in charge of the sports
will be:
Judges-wiriam N. Mix, r, F. AN
drews.
Starter and Timer-C. H. Tibbits.
Referee and Measurer-John Dunn.
The members of the factory L. G. S.
Go. fire brigade, adorned in their
Black silk caps, will leave the corner
Of Main and Center streets in their
special car at s o'clock tomorrow
morning bound for their outing at
Mansfelds grove. On arrival at the
grove breakfast will be served and
then long list of sports will be en-
tered upon, followed by banquet at
the Grove house Andrew Andrews
will, be POSTMASTER. The invited guests
will include the following;
Senator Samuel Hodginson, Repre-
sentative G. H. Tibbits, Supt 3. L. Lon
don, Andrew Andrews. Charles Hins-
dale, Carl Winslow, Arthur Edginton,
Albert Underwood, George Haiges, Ken
meth d. Hubbard, William Il. Newton
Thomas Mcmahon. w. n Goodrich, Ar
Shield, j. Emory, A =. Alexander, Jo-
seph Cook J. r. Cottrill, John AleXan-
der, George hampton, William Hodg-
Sinson, Louis Hitler, J. II, Callahan,
Emile Goethe, Henry Case.
Miss Margaret Tibbitst of North Main
street entertained at whist Thursday
evening in honor OF her guest, Miss
Anna Metcalf of New Haven. After
the whist dancing was enjoyed until 4
late hour The music was in charge of
Mrs. f. w. Marx. Cake and cream were
served. The guests were Misses Ethel
Fowler, Ellen Talcott Josephine stew
enson, Anna Metcalf of New Haven,
Miss Bostwick, Margaret Tibbits;
Messrs. Clarence Hale, Donald Poole,
Harry higgins, Morgan Dickerman,
Samuel Coke, and George y. Steele.
Wallingford VS.. City Parks at Han
over park tomorrow afternoon There
is sure to be fast and exciting game,
anu " liTB6 crown Will pTDD6DlN RO UD
from here to witness the contest. The
lineup of the Wallingford team is as
follows, Cummerford, G.; Callahan, D.
Saunders, Oh; Lynch SIS; Coughlin, 3d. ;
] Barry h.; Nugent, H.; Welch, eli;
Daniels, IF. 1
Ivy lodge will hold an open meeting
September 1871, The Young Mems Attn
letic club and others will be invited
The following committee has been APP
pointed to provide an entertainment
programme: G.. G. Smith. II. Penniman
and N. h. Rumble.
stuart Mcmillan will give an informal
dance in the Odd Fellows hall this
evening. Several out Of town guests
will be present.
The blacksmith shops of the borough
will be closed all day Tomorrow as the
local members of the Master Horse
shoers' association of this state are at,
tending the annual outing at Coney Is
land, to-day
Frederick Backes of Wall street. en-
tertained a number Of his friends at
whist last evening. Cake and ice cream
We're served.
Mrs Bert Myers and Mrs. Lester u.
Conklin are guests Of friends in the
borough.
Miss Mary ]. Wrinn and James A.
Wrinn left to-day for stay in Derby.
The r. A. B. excursion train leaves
the Wallingford depot at o'clock
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