The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-03-16

nual session of the Central Pennsylva-
MIA conference Of the Methodist Episco-
pal church to order Wednesday morn
ing in St. Pauls church, Hazleton, Pa
DR.. Goodsell will this year conclude his
third quadrennial as bishop. He is well
known here.
Mre S. A. YORK and Mrs. William
Thompson left yesterday for Atlantic
City, where they will remain until the
weather around New Haven becomes q
bit more settled.
Professor d. Cady Eaton sailed for
Europe last Monday. He will be absent
two or three months. He will go di-
rectly to Berlin and will devote himself
principally to securing material and
photographs for lecture on the Hohen-
zollern family.
Mrs. J. Fl. Gallagher of IS Mansfield
street, wife of Letter Carrier Gallagher,
is spending a few weeks in New York
with relatives.
James D. Dewel will deliver lecture
on Tuesday to Harmony lodge No. 5, l..
o. o. F., on Porto Rico. The meeting
will be open to members and their lady
| friends.
Mrs Dotha Stone Pineo Of Norwalk,
who read fine paper on Nathan Hale"
before the Mary Clap Wooster chapter,
ID. A. r., at Colonial hall on January H.
will address the Monday Literary club
at New Milford at its last March meet
| ing
! There will be an interesting meeting
of the Mary Clap Wooster chapter, d.
A. r., tomorrow at afternoon at three
| o'clock at the Foot Guard armory on
! Whiting street. Interesting papers will
be read by the delegates and alternates
who went to Washington in February
to attend the ninth Continental con-
gress. Among those who will contrib
ute papers will be Mrs. Henry Champi-
on, regent of the chapter, who will write
on the business side Of the congress, as
win also Mrs. Knous. Mrs. Frank Ben
edict has the Social Side for topic,
Mrs, D. r WEIGH The Weather" Mrs
Morris FTyler Meadow Garden Farm
and Mrs. c. Perry Poets Personal Ex-
periences." I'd
George F. Truesdell, Yale '95, has
poem in the current number of Serb
ner's entitled Crafty Cupid"
Cleveland L. Moffett, Yale SO, has AFT
article on Edmund Bostrand in the
March number of McClure's Magazine.
The Yale Record owls for work in the
senior year have been awarded to G. L.,
Hinckley and G.. A. Lyon, jr., both 1900.
George M. Baker, Yale 1900, has left
the university to accept the position of
German instructor at Lawrenceville
school
President Hadley will speak at the
banquet of the Phillips Academy Alum
nj association to be held March 10 in
Boston
William B. Smith Of New York city
is in town for a day or two. He is in
terestlng New Haven capitalists in a
new invention entitled 'The Jordan
fermentation Press" for use in hospi-
tails. infirmaries and households. 1t is
a very simple but very practical device
for preparing hot lamentations, and is
very inexpensive. Several New Haven
men of means are highly Interested in
the affair and DESTROYS Of having it
here. 1T is the invention
Of the wife of Mr. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith are former New Haven people. !
Mr.. Smith is son of the late Dr. j. Fl. |
Smith, a former prominent New Haven
dentist we'll and most favorably remem- |
bered here. The invention is patented |
and is already introduced into various
Of the leading hospitals, in New York,
and Boston. Mr. Smith
will probably form a joint stock corpor-
alton for the development of the enter
prise.
Grand Master Person of New Britain
IF the Swedish Order of Vasa, and Dis
riot Deputy Peterson of Wallingford,
recently made a visit to Grand Secre-
tary George X. Rose of West Haven,
and were delightfully."- entertained by
him at his house on First avenue, near
Hitchcock street.
Mrs. Charles Allen of Wallingford
vas operated on in this city Wednesday
by DR.. B. Austin Cheney for the re-
noval of tumore. Word was received
n Wallingford that the operations We're
successful. but Mrs Allen did not rally
Is well as was expected.
Theodore HartShorn, an empIoye of
he American Buckle company in West
haven for a number of years past is
uite ill at his home at No. 232 First
venue, with pneumonia.
Miss M. Belle Hutchinson of Branford
las gone to visit relatives in Grosyen-
rdale, Conn.
Mrs. John Beach of Queach Bran
ord, is entertaining Miss Elizabeth
'orbes of New Haven.
Mrs. A. M. Hammer of 151 Campbell
venue West Haven. is quite i'll with
hills and fever She Is attended by
,r. Barnett.
Mrs. Frank Beach of Branford gave {
tea at her home in Queach on Tues |
2y Gfternoon for a few invited guests. l.
Irs. Squires nee Miss Farnham, was
ne honor guest
Wilbur Race of Richards street, West
[aven, who has been for some time
asst in the employ of D. NJ Welch &
on on Campbell avenue, and who has
cen quite i'll with pneumonia and ma
rial fever, was reported yesterday as
)meWhat better. He is attended by
+. Barnett and it is believed that he
i'll soon be out of danger
The Misses Scranton of Branford left
Jednesday for Jacksonville. called ,
fence by a telegram announcing the
ery critical Illness of their sister. Mrs.
A carriage factory belong
& to Mrs. McMurray was burned to
lie ground last week. She has been in