The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-15
PERSONAL JOTTTNGs.

| lNSISHSu lIOHl the paStOrate OF the
! German Baptist church, left yesterday
for Milwaukee to enter upon the pas
torate of German Baptist church in
that city. A farewell service was held
at the church in this city Tuesday
evening and much regret was expressed
at his removal.
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Freeman, now of
| Naugatuck, We're in Branford Tuesday,
| the guests of friends.
James Carney, shipping clerk at the
Branford lock works factory, has re-
signed his position, and accepted a
more lucrative one with the Russell &
Erwin Manufacturing company of New
! Britain. Mr.. Carney expects to leave
| Branford about December 1.
| w. T. Graham of Waterbury has
purchased the fish business conducted
by William Farren of New Haven on
West Main street, Meriden. The new
owner took possession Monday
The rehearsal for the Old Folks
concert to be given by the Persevering
circle of Kings Daughters, November
-. met last night at Frank Mansfield's.
1877 Quinnipiac street.
~ q ilAGCllllS u lHe directors OF the
Mefiden National bank Tuesday, Levi
%. Coe was elected president to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of o. b.
Arnold. Seven of the nine directors
We're present the only absentees being
Hon. Charles Parker and c. Fl. Fales,
both of whom are i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel G. Redshaw of
Ansonia We're the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hennig over Sunday.
The many friends of the Rev. ]. B.
Kelly, 0. p, will be sorry to learn of
his leaving New Haven. Father KEEL
~ has Just been appointed to assist
the Rev, Father Korragan of St. Louis
church in Louisville.
The Saturday morning pianola re-
cttals at Steinert's hall, which have be-
come so popular with many New Ha-
ven people, will, by urgent request Of
many music lovers, be resumed this
week and one will be given this coming
Saturday Mrs. Nathan White nee
Miss Kate Hofer one of New Haven's
most promising young soprano singers,
will be the soloist.
The bronze plate on the Yale tablet
placed on the Green is the work of
Paul z. Cabaret, New York, sculptor
for Phillips e Son of New Haven, who
made the tablet
The Renomme Assembly of the Ed
ward Malley company will hold their
sixth annual assembly at s o'clock this
evening In Hoyts academy Professor
Fred Guilford has arranged an excel
lent programme of dance music, which
includes the new Renomme Three-Step
The committee in charge of the affair
is made up of A. MacCaffrey L. Well
f. Crown. r. Galley and f. Phillips
The marriage of Miss Anna Stent,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Stent of Branford, and Robin G. Spen-
GER of this city was solemnized at the
home of the bride in Brushy Plain last
evening.
Miss Henrietta Hubbard of MILFORD
avenue, Branford leaves to-day for
where she will be the guest
IF Rev. and Mrs. c. f. Smith, formerly
Of Branford.
Willard D. Howe, the monologist, will
appear at the social given for the men,
oers of the Y. M. G. A., which takes
place Wednesday evening, November
Il, at o'clock, at the Y. M. G. A. gym
nasium on Chapel street. Mr. Howe
will be assisted by the Rev. H. K.
Frost, and on this evening they will
present, in monologue, the play of 'Da-
id Garrick" Mr.. Howe will appear in
his city several times duding the win
er. and at each entertainment he will
some new play in monologue
orm Among the well known plays
which Mr. Howe has in his repertoire
re David Garrick.' "An American
1itizen," christopher, Jr." and "The
,ivais." The admission to these enter
will be by membership card
My as they are intended for the bene-
t of the members.
Miss Ethelyn Valentine of Branford /
ad for her guest last week at her home
4 B1ackstoneville, Miss Allen of New
Iaven who returned thence on Sat !
rday.
James Caravan of New Haven, rep
esenting the National Roller Polo as
,ciation, was in Brisyol Monday look I
g over the field in view of locating (
am here that would be in the national
rcuit He inspected the new armory
nd found that it was eXcellently
iapted to play the game in and that I
ats could be provided for about 1000. A
is his intention to bring the New i!
-aven team here some night next week
" trial and if the attendance is sat I
factory at that game, there is no 4
1ubt Of a team being placed here
xchange
Among the New Haven candidates to +
IND in his list of election expenses for 4
lie campaign is eX-Congressman 9
,mes P. Pigott, who was a candidate 3
r judge of probate on the democratic !;
cket and was defeated by Judge 3
leaveland. 1t shows that the demo- ~
attic candidate spent 5000 in his cam y
lign for the probate judgeship. He -
I've $50 to the state central committee, :
so to the New Haven town commits 2
e, from $40 to $25 each to the COM Il