The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-12-14
tional club has prepared a special pro

tlonal club has prepared a special pro- gram.
 Judge Deming and wife left on Sat urday for Montana, Judge Deming goes on business trip for a New Ha- ven client interested in mining.
 R. w. Armstrong left Saturday for a trip to California.
 Dr. E. S. Gaylord of this city was elected president of the Connecticut Dental club at the clubs annual meet ing and dinner held at Hotel Heub- lein, Hartford, Friday night. The oc- casion celebrated was the fifty-second anniversary of the discovery of anaes- thesia by Dr. Horace Wells of Hart ford. The guests of the club were Governor o. Vincent Coffin and MT. Charles T. Wells, the son of Dr. Hor- ace Wells. Besides the guests there were present at the tables Dr. E. $. Gaylord, D. c. c. Barker Dr. James McManus, Dr. Charles McManus, Dr. Henry McManus, Dr, George L. Par melee, Hartford; Dr. D. A, Jones, New Haven; Adjutant General Graham of MiddletoWn, and others.
 Miss Lucy Wadsworth of Hartford celebrated her ninety-ffth birthday at her home at the corner of Prospect and Albany avenues last Friday. Miss Wadsworth is probably the oldest Wo- man in Hartford. During the most prosperous days of the old Wadsworth tavern she had charge of the kitchen and was noted'for the eXcellence of her cooking. The brick tavern was built in 1928 and it has ever since been in the hands of the family. Miss Wadsworth is the aunt of Daniel s. WadsWorth of Hartford and Mrs. E. F, Miller of Avon.
 SOCIAL EVENT IN WEST HAVEN.
 An entertainment will be given in the town hall, West Haven, this eve ming, under the auspices of Savin Rock council, No. LOGS, of the Royal Ar canum. The program is under the di- rection of Professor F. A. Fowler of this city. Dancing will follow the en- tertainment. sa
 The large circle of friends of Mrs. Nora Russell ll-Eaesche, the well known sweet singer, will be much pleased to hear of her continued progress toward, as is now expected a full restoration to health. She is now able to take short walks on pleasant days without ! nervous fatigue. Mir. and Mrs. Haes- che are now residents of Orange street, having removed from their former home on Atwater street, near Middle town avenue.
 Rev. Dr. Joseph H. Twichell of Hartford, a member of the Yale cor poration preached in Battell chapel yesterday morning and addressed the university meeting early in the eve ming. He attended the lecture by Charles Dudley Warner In the United church later in the evening. MT. War ner and Dr. Twichell are neighbors in Hartford and great friends
 W. R. Pearson of Seymour has sev- cred his connection with Seeley & Up-
 ham of Waterbury and has accepted a position in the bookstore of the F. P. Judd company of this city.
 | The large number of friends of Mrs. | Robert J. Gibson of A Edwards street
 will be rejoiced to learn that she Is
 now improving and that the indications are now very favorable for her recov- cry She was taken i'll about two weeks | ago and at one time was very feeble, and fears were felt that she might not | recover, but under the very able care of Dr. Paul c. Skiff, and skilful and de-
 voted care and nursing, she began to
 mend, and yesterday was considered to | be out of danger. f