The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-10-06
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Annual Meeting of the w. C. t. Election
of Officers and Reports-Purchase of
Building Lots-Many Personal Items
Fair Haven Chautauqua Circle, ETC..
Mrs Moran, wife of James e. Moran,
proprietor of the Nonpareil laundry, is
visiting her sister in Marion, Indiana.
She went out to Buffalo on the Empire
State express, and says it was the
most rapid railroad flight she ever took
Mrs Moran stopped over several days
at Niagara Falls. She will return in
about six weeks.
Benz. T. Hines and daughter May
are visiting friends in Providence, r. l..
Teddy Griefzu, While gathering chest
nuts in East Haven, Sunday, fell and
sustained a fracture of the right arm.
| A months mass for the repose of the
soul of the late Patrick Eagan will be
said at st. Francis church tomorrow
at 7:3O a. m.
|
rubber shop, has been afflicted with an
| asthmatic trouble for several days, the
result of a severe cold, but is able to
| be at the factory every day Mr. Ames
and family recently returned to their
home, Grand avenue and Ferry street,
after a pleasant season spent in the
summer cottage at Hotchkiss Grove, on
the Branford shore.
Mrs. Dennis 7. Mansfield has pur-
chased of Jesse Il. Doolittle two build
| ing lots on Clark avenue, East Haven,
and will build two cottages on the pro-
perty.
Joseph Dick of East Haven is recov-
ering from scarlet fever
George Thatcher went to the Dan
bury fair yesterday to participate in
the bicycle races.
w. S. Rowe and family returned yes
terday after a stay Of several days in
Shelton.
The trolley ride of the Ladies' Aid
society of the M. e. church, which takes
place this afternoon, will go to Ham
den and take supper at the M. e
church.
The annual meeting of the w. c. T
U. took place yesterday afternoon al
their rooms on Grand avenue. Officers
were elected as follows: President
Mrs. Mary B. Moody; secretary, Mrs
e. s. Storer; corresponding secretary
Mrs. F. j. Mansfield; treasurer, Mrs, A
l.. Gates. The vice presidents ant
superintendent of. departments will b.
elected at the next meeting. Mrs Stor.
er, who has been superintendent of jai
work for the past nine years, will bt
unable to serve the coming year. Mrs
Storer is also superintendent of rail
road work, and Of narcotics. The treas
urer reported receipts the past yea
ABOUT VA. Reports We're made from
the superintendent showing TIL
amount of work accomplished the pas
year. The union has held religion
meetings at the Jail on the second Sab
bath in each month. Religious litera
ture was also distributed among tn
inmates, and over 1000 religious papers
Emergency bags with supplies for us
in accidents have been supplied twic
each month at the railroad stations
electric power houses and street rail
road car houses. AS a result Of tn
talk last Sunday by Mrs. Rice, on tn
evils of cigarette smoking, the unto
intends to form an anti-cigarett
league. Mrs. Doane spoke of the wor
in scientific temperance instruction
Mrs. Sarah Ives referred to the wor
among the colored people, and Mrs
i Charles Hines told about the work /
the hospitals.
The Fair Haven Chautauqua circi
has reorganized for another year, wit
officers asfollows: President, f. C. Hill
vice president, Miss Harriet Bristol
. secretary and treasurer, Miss Eft
Avery. The meeting this week wa
held Monday evening, at the home c
J Miss Eta Avery, on East Pearl stree
The lesson in the series was the stud
of Imperial Germany" ''Geograph
Lesson and Germany and 1.-THE Socif
Spirit in America" There was also
roll call on current events. The mex
meeting will be held at the home {
Miss Cora Howard, Exchange street.
Warden Woodbridge has designate