The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-12-01
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.


w. B. Russell of Orange has for his
guest his grandmother, Mrs. Upson of
Buffalo, who will remain several weeks
Mr.. Barnes, who has been stopping at
R. C. Newton's, in Woodbridge, is seri-
ously i'll with appendicitis at the New
Haven hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Sanford of Oxford
had family gathering of all their chill
dren on Thanksgiving day,
William s. Barnes, of New Haven,
spent Thanksgiving with his parents,
DR.. and Mrs. Barnes, in Oxford.
Mrs. Kate M. Davis, of Oxford, Is en-
PERTAINING guests from Bridgeport over
Thanksgiving,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. Woodruff, OF Or
ange, are spending the week with his
parents in Bayonne, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Stone, of Orange,
returned last week from trip to Chi
cago and st. Paul, visiting relatives.
Miss Fife Nettleton, of Orange, who
is attending school in Ashburnham,
Mass, spent her Thanksgiving vacation
at home.
At meeting of the Teachers club, Of
Norfolk, last May, held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Stocked, formerly of
New Haven, the latter suggested that
the West Norfolk school adopt colors.
Mrs Stocked generously offered to sup
ply the knots Of ribbon and the banner.
After the colors had been decided upon,
a special order was sent to New York
called at the school and presented their
gift. The banner is very beautiful
one of purple and gold, attached to a
staff which is surmounted by the
American eagle. The school flower is
the pansy. All seemed anxious to ex.
press their &hanks and admiration, so
Misses Flynn and Relihan Joined the
children in giving three cheers for Mr..
and Mrs, Stoeckel and then three more
for purple and gold Mr. and Mrs Stock
ell have endeared themselves to the
hearts of the teachers and children.
Through their kindness and generosity
the teachers have had many rare treats
which otherwise they could never have
enjoyed.
Frank Beecher, who has been en-
in Woodbridge, with very bad hand
Saturday it was lanced and since then
shows some improvement. DR.. Thomp-
son is the attending physician.
Mrs. William F. Morgan, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Albert
Sperry, in Woodbridge, left there
short time ago. to visit her other
daughter, Mrs. Allen. Last Saturday
she slipped and fell and broke her hip
and is now critically i'll.
A successful operation was performed
recently on Mrs. M. Maynard, of Bris-
toll, in a New Yorw hospital, a short
time since Mrs. Maynard had been af-
fiicted for number Of years when the
doctor first took hold of her case. After
some weeks treatment to build up her
system, he took her to a New York !
hospital, where, assisted by DR.. Carpen-
ter, he performed the diffiuclt operation
Of laparatomy. Mrs Maynard has SO
far recovered as to be about her home,
and feels as well as ever.
John Featherstone, Of Woodbridge,
who for many years has had milk
route In New Haven, has retired from
active business and his son-in-law, Ar
thur Miller, has assumed charge of
the farm and milk route. The familiar
face of Featherstone on his milk route
will be missed by his many friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Baldwin, who
nave been at Woodmont, returned to
for their family gathering
III Thanksgiving.
Miss Annie Peck, of Milford, who was /
lutte seriously hurt by accidentally
ripping and falling down stairs, i. re- +
ported better.