The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-06-22
or local INTEREST,


| conferred the Royal Arch degree on one
candidate last evening, after which re-
| freshments We're served.
The Y. M. C. A. has taken no perma-
nent lease of the athletic grounds on
Chapel street, corner of Winthrop ave-
nue., belonging to j. b. Sargent, but has
| made arrangements for the use of the
land from year to year. The field day
of the association will be held there a
week from Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid society of Epworth
M. q, church held two extra meetings
last week at the house of Mrs. Charles
Plat on Orange street The afternoons
were spent in making pajamas and
Jackets and bandages for the soldiers,
which will be packed in a box with jel-
lies and other delicacies and will be for
warded to Colonial hall to-day.
Lieutenant Weston, who, with Ser
geant Chappell, is obtaining recruits at
the armory for Battery A, Light artil-
lery, has twenty-five names secured
thirteen of whom are Yale students
and expects to send twenty new re-
cruits to Mantle to-day. He wants fif-
ty-three in all. Surgeon Townsend is
examining the recruits. He expects
/ some recruits from Trinity and Wesley
an colleges.
|
DR.. A, b. White of Yale has accepted
an appointment in the Hillhouse high
school and will teach history and Latin.
Miss Bradbury of Willimantic has also
been appointed to teach the classics at
Hillhouse.
Postmaster Howarth has received a
large lot of the blanks for application
for the war revenue bonds, and will
now be able to supply all who want
them.
Mrs. John w. Nichols and Miss Car
RE Hoadley were in Boston Monday
and called on John w. Nichols, jr., who
is with the Naval Militia at that place.
Deputy Collector Kennedy received
yesterday morning lot of special tax
stamps for renewal of retail liquor
dealers licenses These licenses must
be renewed this month.
Gladstone lodge, Sons of St George,
have voted to take part in the Fourth
of July parade. The badges to be worn
will be English and American flags
crossed. The lodge is in fine condition,
reports showing a membership Of sixty
and $760 in funds the best since it's ex-
istence. Samuel Upper and James S.
Scott have been chosen as delegates to
the grand lodge meeting in Bridgeport
in August.
The owners of the four masted
schooner Henry Sutton, hailing from
this port. have notified the owners of
the British steamer Negantic that they
will claim ST., $50 for cost of repairs Of
damage caused by a collision They
will also demand $50 day demurrage
of two weeks time while repairing. The
vessels were In collision off Boston two
weeks ago
The wedding of Miss Belle M. Man
VILE and Frederick s. Hurlburt occurs
at high noon to-day, the Rev. DR.. E. S.
Lines of st. PauPs church officiating.
The chancel will be beautifully trim
med with ropes Of daisies and bankings
of palms, while at the BRIDES home on
be served, pink will be the color scheme
of the decorations The five girls of the
bridal party will wear dainty gowns Of
muslin, with large hats, the bride also
wearing, with her beautiful gown OF
soft white silk null, a large white hat
Many invitations have been issued for
the church.
The following named took part in the
entertainment Monday night given at
the reception to the Trinity church Ep-
worth league by Rev. DR.. and Mrs Gill
bert: Miss Susie Leonard, Mrs. r.. b.
Hum, Miss Nina Woodruff, Miss
Christy and Mr.. Bell and Mr.. Spring OF
Yale
Director Beecher will hold hearing
in rooms 10 and IL city hall on Friday
night on the matter of building lines on
Gibbs street.
Miss Anna Frances, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William F. Bristol, will be
married at o'clock this afternoon tc
James William Winans at the home OF
the bride, No 116 Lamberton street
The Rev. DR. Chadwick, pastor of the
Grace M. f. church, win perform the
ceremony. Miss Sarah Smith of Alba.
ny will be the maid of honor and Car
E. Harcke of this city the best man
Both the bride and the bridegroom are
popular among their many friends. Mr.
Winans holds responsible position
with the e. S. Wheeler company, and
the bride-to-be is successful teacher
of piano.
Washington council No. 10, o. U. A
M, has voted to turn out on the Fourth
of July.
The Dessauer- Troostwyk School Of
Music WILL after the first of July, have
a studio in the new Moses building or
Chapel street and will have the use Of
the fine hall there for their concerts.
The New Haven Electric company
has offered to furnish power for the
electrical display on July 4, and free
of expense. The Sons of Veterans will
fire salute of forty-five guns at sun
rise and sunset.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r.. Hubinger will
go to the races to-day on their fine new
steam yacht and will have on board G
party of ten or twelve friends.