The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-03-28
PERSON4fL JOTTINGS.

| DIR. b. Austin Cheney of New Haver
performed an operation on Herman
| Werner Of Pond Hill, Wallingford, Sun
day night in this city. The operation
was successful and the patient is i'm
proving.
| William III. Robinson, former chair
man of the Union school district of East
Haven, is seriously i'll at his home He
has been confined to his bed for week
and it is feared that pleurisy will de-
velop. He was first attacked with q
bronchial trouble, but other symptoms
have developed. His many friends
hope for an early recovery. DR.. Hall
of Fair Haven is the attending physi-
clan.
| Mayor Driscoll is still confined to his
| home.
| e. P. Thomas the proprietor of the
West Haven Times, is confined to his
house with an attack of the grip, but is
| improving. He is attended by DR.. Bar
nett.
dance takes place at Republican
| hall this evening, and some of the
young people are anticipating a de-
lightful evening. The young men who
have the affair in charge are Mr.. Skin
ner, Yale 1902; Mr. Payne, Yale 1902;
Robert Wellman, and Mr., Parnes. The
patronesses will be Mrs. Clarence
Knox, Mrs Benjamin Smith and Mrs.
Rice.
An enjoyable party was given Mon
day evening by Miss Bessie M. Duey
at her home, 236 Crown street in honor
of her birthday anniversary. Miss Duey
received in cream silk dress made
over a pink chiffon underskirt assisted
by her cousin from New York, Miss
Hortense Senauer, in a white organdie
trimmed with green satin.
James Mckenzie who passed in the
recent civil service examination with
the percentage of rs, has been appointed
by Controller Rowe to assist Expert
Kendrick to examine the tax collectors
books.
Miss Emma Moseley, who left New
Haven some weeks ago for a trip
through California with Mr. and Mrs.
William H. Moseley, has been obliged
to return home on account of illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Moseley are still in the
west.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Hall and Miss
Florence Hall, who have been stopping
for the past two weeks at Palm Beach,
Fla, have returned to the city and re-
port very pleasant outing.
Ex-Selectman John r. Pohlman is no
better. His condition is critical.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur B. Russell of 66
Admiral street are receiving the con-
gratula tions of their friends on the
birth of a young son. Mr. Russell is
member of the firm of r. M. Russell
& Son, Jas Dixwell avenue.
The condition of Assessor William F.
Shannon, who is suffering from appen-
dicitis, was somewhat improved yester-
day.
Willis H. Downes, son of Mark
Downes, the well known elevator porter
in the Federal building, will leave for
North Dakota tonight to look after
some property which he has in that
section Of the country. He returned
from Manila a few months ago, having
his service in the regular
army.
w. G. Foote, manager of the Westville
Athletic club of New Haven, was in
Milford Monday trying to make ar
for game of baseball for
Decoration day. May 30. He was I'M
able to make any arrangements as the
baseball fever is at low ebb in Milford
Miss j. Phyllis Arnold of Pleasant
street is spending her spring vacation
with Miss Ethelyn Valentine of Bran
ford
James 70. Cummings, a carpenter re-
siding in Westville at the foot of Long
Hill, turned up yesterday to find that |
he had been advertised as missing.
Cummings does odd jobs about town
and recently worked for Eugene Nc
Kenna on the latter's flats down town. |
Cummings says he has been in New |
York on a business trip and he is at |
a loss to understand why his absence |
should create so much excitement.
The story in one of the papers that |
Miss Flossie Wyman of Fair Haven
was taken i'll as a result of being re-
used admission into the Evangelical |
church on Dixwell avenue, has been
lenied by the officials of that church.
The trustees of the church say that |
hey have received a letter from the
young lady in question applying for
and that 1t will receive
favorable action, and she will be re-
,eived into the church next Sunday
1t is said that Miss Wyman's
condition is much improved.
e. A. French of Milford has been APP
pointed chief clerk to Superintendent
Iickerson Of the Fall River, Providence
md New York steamer lines. Mr.
Trenchs new duties will call him to
New York city, at which point he will
,e stationed Mr. and Mrs French will,
However, remain in Milford for the
ummer.
The fifteenth anniversary of the we'd
ing of Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Well
nan of 27 Ed street fell on Sunday last
nd CHANGING to be the entertainers of
euchre club on the Friday evening
revious the members presented them
With a beautiful cut glass salar dish
s an anniversary gift. Those who
we're present were: Mr.. and Mrs f.
. Andrew, Mr. and Mrs F. III. Belden,
Ir.. and Mrs George H. Butler, Mr..
nd Mrs. w. w Hardy, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
,. Hopson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hull,
Ir and Mrs. George A. Keys, and Mr..
nd Mrs A. F. Wiley. The meeting
Jas the last of the season. There were
our handsome prizes. On Monday eve
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Wellman We're Civ
n a surprise party by the Wednesday
.fternoon Book club, conducted by