The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-12-01
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| ing Lodge, "A, q, u, W,-PerSonal Notes
About New Haven People--Samoset
Clubs Ball in West Haven-Christ
Church Fair, West Haven Reception by
Mrs, Brooker-Obituary Notes, Etc.
The Knights of st. Patrick are now
occupying their new club house, corner
Of Grown and Temple streets. Much
of the interior decoration remains to be
completed yet, but the place is very in
viting and the members are all well
pleased with the change.
! Frank d. Rood of Hartford, whom
Governor-elect Cooke yesterday APP
pointed his chief clerk, is a very pop
ular gentleman, and is we'll known in
Hartford and has also many friends in
this city.
George Terrier, twenty-five years old,
a Scotchman, died at the hospital yes
terday morning of typhoid fever, it is
supposed, He came here from STAN
| ford six weeks ago and boarded at SOB
Chapel street. He had been out OF
work for several days, and Friday
night complained of headache and
growing worse was taken to the hospi-
tai He was unconscious for several
hours before he died. He came from
Brooklyn, N. Y, to Stamford
Charles D. Nicoll denies a report that
he is a candidate for aide-de-camp on
the staff of Governor ELECT Cooke. Mr..
Nicoll says that he has never been in
the field for the honor.
Admiral Foote posts members have
named for officers of the post the fol-
lowing: Commander, d. o. Lombard;
senior vice commander, F. S. Snow;
junior vice commander, f. S. Grove;
surgeon, F. A. Cargill; quartermaster,
w E. Whittlesey; chaplain, w. Ferris;
assistant chaplain, G. H. Clarke; as
sistant surgeon, H. H. Raymond; board
of trustees, H. S. Peck and r. A. Bel
den; board of relief, w. H. Bouton.
Sterling lodge, No. 46, A. o. u. W.,
will hold an important meeting to-mor-
row evening, December 2, concerning
the disposition of some $500 that is now
in the hands of the trustees. Nomina-
lions for officers for 1897 will also take
place, and other business of vital i'm
portance to the lodge will be transacted.
Robert Day, for twelve years city
three days last week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Day of College
street. He is at present occupying an
important position on the Wheelman in
New York city
The annual ball of the Samoset club
of West Haven will take place in the
town hall on Friday evening. This is
one of the society events of the year
in West Haven, and this year the ball
promises to be on a more elaborate
scale than ever.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Dickerman of
Westville are planning to go to Cali
fornia in January to remain until set
tied spring weather.
The annual fair Of Christ church,
West Haven, will be held on the even
ings of December s, 9 10 and II. There
will be a. literary and musical enter
tainment, with dancing, each evening.
The fair will be held under the auspices
of the ladies' aid society, of which Mrs.
James H. Peck is president.
Miss Audley daughter of Charles
Audley, who has been sick with appen-
dicitis, is convalescent,
Mrs. Charles Frederick BROKER of
Ansonia has issued cards for ar "at
home at the BROKER mansion on Fri
dav Decen,har 4 from a until 7 o'clock.
Miss Farrel will he the honor guest.
The new home Of the Country club
at Pennington. of which Mr.. Albert
N Hooker - the president. was for
mallv onened Saturday afternoon with
a recention. from 8 to s. The old house
is a verv attna ctive one.
Mrs Mr. r. Austin of 119 Bassett
street who died Sunday after a. long
sickness. leaves a. husband. five sons
and one daughter. The daughter is
Mrs Edrvard Fredericl,s of 242 Dayen-
MORT avenue Mrs Austin was forty-
six wears old. She had lived in New
Haven most Of her life. was well known
hare and heartily esteemed
The funeral of Mrs. Peter J. Doherty
of o Arch street took nlace Sunday af-
fernoon at O'Clock from Sacred Heart
church THE nalIbearers were Mr.. 7.
A sbton w Moaklev r. Howard. w