The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-06-08
or LocAL INTEREST.

George II. Coe, treasurer of the Vet
eran Firemens association, formerly
manager of the New Haven opera
house, is ill at his home on William
street.
Secretary George N. Moses of the odd
Fellows Mutual Aid association is in
New York state on a business and
pleasure trip, and will be away about a
week
The new electric road from Wood
mont to Milford will be opened for
traffic on Saturday, and on Sunday
next cars will be run at regular inter-
walls between Woodmont and Washing
ton bridge.
The members of the Kalmathean
club of West Haven and their husbands
will enjoy trolley ride to Milford Fri
day night. Dinner will be served at
Smiths.
Prison association left for New York
yesterday with Ken Wah, Chinaman,
who was released from the state pris-
on. He was sentenced to five years for
assault with attempt to kill in this city
January 10, 1894, and is the first China
man Mr.. Taylor remembers being re-
leased from the prison. There is an
other Chinaman in state prison serving
q life sentence for murder
Miss Katherine Osborn, the whistler,
and Miss Emma Spieske violinist, will
assist in a recital at the residence of
George Lewis in Naugatuck on Thurs
day.
Invitations are out for an "at home"
to be given by Mr.. and Mrs. George
T. Benton Monday, June %. The occa-
their marriage.
The following ladies will act as pa
tronesses at the Young Mems Republi-
can club hall on the last three days of
this week at the drawing exhibition of
the public schools: Mrs. H. w. Asher,
Mrs. John K. Beach, Mrs. William
Beebe, Mrs Thomas G. Bennett, Mrs.
t. A. Belts, Mrs. James Bishop, Mrs.
w. j. Connor, Mrs. c. S. DeForest, Mrs.
Frederick Earle, Mrs. w. w. Farnam
Mrs. F. HI. Farnsworth, Mrs. J. M. Jeff
colt, Mrs. David S. Gamble, Mrs. Ar
thur T. Hadley, Mrs. Thomas Hooker
Mrs. Henry l.. Hotchkiss, Mrs. J. A.
Howarth, Mrs. Calvin N. Kendall, Mrs
John w. Lowe, Mrs. Theodore II. Mac
donald Mrs. George M. McKendrick
Mrs. James T. Moran, Mrs. Horatio c.
Parker, Mrs. j. Howard Russell, Mrs
Harriet w. Perry, Mrs. James K
Thatcher, Mrs. Alfred N. Wheeler and
Mrs. Eli Whitney, tr
Pyramid lodge, A. O. U.sW., held q
weekly meeting Monday and took in
two new candidates. Next week the
members of Pyramid will go to the east
shore for an outing.
The chemical engines Nos. and II
Z were taken to their respective houses
yesterday. The crews are all ready tt
take charge of them and have, in fact
been waiting for them for some time
past.
There are now 100 members in the
Horse Guards, and six more were elect
ed at the meeting Monday evening
The new members are John Loveday
III. FL. Lord A. r. Hotchkiss, G. Pater-
son, o. Wagner and A. O. Coburch
Privates Goodrich and Parson of the
company resigned Monday and Joined
the Naval Reserves and accompanied
them to Mantle. The members have
accepted with thanks an invitation
from Major Ludington to spend day
with him on the sound on the steamer
Luzerne Ludington.
Montowese lodge No. Is, I. o. o. F.
held weekly meeting on Monday anG
took in one new candidate. After the
ritual had been worked the members
and number Of invited guests enjoy.
ed an entertainment of music, followed
by refreshments.
The summer meeting of the G. E
union will be held in the First Con
gregational church, Southington, this
evening.
Tonight New Haven Rebekah 1odg,
No will take in four candidates ant
will entertain representatives of thu
order from Portland, Me-, Springfield
and Holyoke. The regular degree team
will go through the work and a large
attendance Of members of the order il
expected.
1t Is claimed that Miss Lord will
probably be reappointed by the new
East Haven school board, which con
sists of Grove J. futile, Henry F
Thompson, William K. Stevens, G.
Chidsey, E. F. Thompson, democrats
William III. Robinson, Albert A. Page
Frederick L. Hawkes. and Miss Lott,
e. Street.