The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-02-01
Local Weather Report.


One hundred acres $4,000. r. E. Baldwin.
Pease & Son have received the Cen
fury for February
The Rev. DR.. Joseph Anderson is con-
fined to his home with an attack of the
& grip.
John Currier Gallagher assistant clerk
of the superior court, has been i'll seve-
raj days with grip.
Mrs. B. M. Triple, wife of the pastor
of Epworth M. e. church, is recovering
from a two weeks illness with grip.
Frank Miller, the popular clerk in the
Douglas Shoe company, has about re-
covered from a severe attack of the
grip. He was able to resume work yes
terday.
The Y. M. c. A. Bicycle club decided
last night to hold an exhibition of bicy-
cles. The date was not fixed, but the
show will occur about the middle of
February
- Pyramid Lodge. A. o. U. W., held its
annual banquet in Pyramid Hall Mon
day evening. A fine spread was served
and about seventy-five members We're
present. 1t was pronounced the best an
nual of the series.
On Friday evening complimentary ban
quet will be rendered to William r. Highly,
one of the Oldest, if not the oldest Mason
in Bridgeport About 300 prominent Ma
sons will be in attendance. Besides those OF
Bridgeport, a large delegation will be pres
ent from this city. Delegations will also be
IN attendance from New York, Philadelphia,
Buffalo and other places.
Colonel Samuel Daskam of South
Norwalk celebrated his seventy-sixth
birthday anniversary yesterday. He
has recollection covering territory of
memory that would fill volumes with
interesting reading. Colonel Daskam
has many old New Haven friends.
Among the out of town persons who par
ticipated in the recent masquerade ball in
East Hampton, were the Misses Carrier,
Russell, Emily and Mittag of Moodus, and
Messrs. Cook, Frsbie and Ostrander of New
Haven; guests from Colchester were Miss
Nellie Fette, Miss Effie Gardiner and Ed
Rathburn. The grand march, consisting Of
twenty couples, was led by George A. Cook
OF New Haven and Miss Minnie Carrier of
Moodus.
About one hundred freshmen handed their
names to G. A. deSaules 80 S, captain Of
the university baseball nine. yesterday af-
4
ali men Of the freshman class DESTROYS of
becoming candidates for their baseball team.
No work was done yesterday and the regu.
February g. The ca nd for the u un
versity team will begin active work on
Thursday, February %.
The special legislative committee APP
pointed two years ago to inquire into
the receipts and expenditures of the
state met in this city yesterday at the
residence Of Major T. Attwater Barnes,
a member of the committee. The re-
port is nearly completed and will go to
the printer in a few days.
Mrs. Michael Sullivan of Thompson
willie gave birth to triplets on Monday
morning, two boys and girl, each
weighing seven pounds. All are living
and doing well. Michael Sullivan, the
father of the triplets, is employed by
George Leete, a section boss on the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad.
Revival services have been held at
Epworth M. e. church since New |
Years, and will be continued this and
tomorrow and Friday evenings. A |
supper was to have been given by the
Ladies' Aid society to the official board |
OF the cnuTCH OH FTludy GNeulIlS, DuI
owing to the illness of Elder North it |
was postponed till some time in the flu !
ture.
The engagement is announced of Rev. |
Frank r. Shipman and Miss Mary Rip |
ley of Andover, Mass. Mr.. Shipman is I
the Oldest son of Judge Nathaniel Ship
man of Hartford and was formerly as
sistant pastor OF the Center church.
Miss Ripley is the daughter of Colonel |
George Ripley of Boston, who was for
merly cashier of the Hartford bank
The prospects are that the entertain
ment and dance to be given under the
auspices of Sterling circle, G. o. f. of
a.. in the new Music hall, this evening, |
will be one of the largest affairs of the
kind ever given in this hall. Over 1900
tickets have already been disposed of.
The committee have spared no expense
in their arrangements for the same and
they insure everyone what attends a
pleasant evening.