The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-12-19
pERSONAL LOyTINGS.

school teachers, will spend the holidays
in Washington, D. c., with her brother,
Professor Charles Ingham.
Deacon j. P. Morrow of Al Clinton
avenue, who has been quite i'll for the
past five or six weeks, is slowly improv-
ing.
Robert Seymour of Milford will re-
enter the employ of the Milford bakery
in a few days Mr. Seymour formerly
conducted the Stratford bakery, but re-
Gently sold his interests to another per-
son.
Irving Carr of storrs Agricultural
college is expected home in West Haven
for his Christmas vacation, which he
will spend with his mother on Washing
ton avenue.
G. Elmer Goodwin, the tenor, has
gone to Maine, where he will spend the
Christmas season with old friends.
The old Linsley homestead on Main
street, Branford, that has been thor
oughly renovated, both interior and ex-
terror, has been leased by DR.. Charles
H. Porter. DR.. Porter will use the first
llUUI DIS dSIlldI DCIlOI anu olIlGS, anu
will take possession of his new quar-
tiers on January 1.
Charles b. Tomas of Washington ave-
nue., West Haven, whose home was
badly damaged by the bursting of a
water pipe last week, has returned from
his business trip to the west and south
Mrs. Peter Chiavaro of 1870 Haven
street, who has been seriously i'll for
the past two months, is now slowly i'm
proving, and it Is believed will even
tually recover She is attended by DR..
Roberts.
The committee of the Zeta chapter of
the Theta Sigma fraternity OF the
Boardnan High school for the frater-
nity's first high school dance at Lenox
hall, Friday evening, January Ii, 1901,
is composed of Harry r. Marvin, Wal
ter J. Kerrigan, Harold T. Leaven-
worth, Henry F. Brown, William Reich
Ell, and Louis Weed A programme of
eighteen dances has been arranged, and
the students are anticipating a delight
full evening. George Atwaters orches-
ira will furnish the music.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Herbert Foote of
Branford were given surprise party at
their home on West Main street Mon,
day evening by members of the Congre-
gational c. 2. society A very pleas
ant social evening was spent. Refresh
ments were served, and the honor
guests We're presented with a number
of pretty gifts.
Miss Mabel Hills of Kansas and
Miss Minnie Evans OF Iowa are spend
ing the holidays with their cousin, Mrs.
Nelson F. York of Campbell avenue
West Haven. There young ladies are
the cooking school in New
York.
AT the recent meeting held In the
Church of the Redeemer of the New
Haven branch OF the Indian association
Miss Ives who has served as president
of the association. resigned her office,
as she is about to move away from New
Haven. Mrs. George w. Stevens, wife
of Professor Stevens of Yale, was elect
ed her successor, and other officers were
also elected for the ensuing year, it be-
ing the annual meeting of the assocla-
ton. Mrs. Sara II. Kinney president of
the State society, made an address in
which she gave a report of the work
done the past year, and a general out
line of which the New Haven associa-
lion proposed to do the coming year.
Mrs. Ernest Thompson of washing
ton avenue. West Haven, with her sis
Ter, Miss Esther Embler, have gone to
Lake Saranac, New York state
The annual dinner of the Hartford
Trinity Alumni association was held at
he Hartford Golf club Monday night. |
Thirty-four of the local graduates sat
Town to the table and the dinner, which |
vas informal, was greatly enjoyed by
LII. The following officers were elected |
or the ensuing year: President, Colonel |
". c. Skinner; secretary w. S. Schultz:
executive committee, Professor Henry |
Ferguson, Frank e. Johnson Jacob II. |
Greene. The committee in charge of |
he dinner Monday night was j. II. |
4reene, George w. Ellis and w. S.
schultz.
At the annual meeting of the Union
eague Monday night Marcus p. Smith
vas appointed a committee of one to
ring in nominations for the presidency |
nd he reported the name of ex-Alder-
nan George b. Martin, who has served
n that position for four years. The 200
members present accepted the report
nd reelected Mr.. Martin by acclama-
ion County Commissioner Hart D.
funson was elected vice president and
Ward Bailey was reelected clerk. At
orney. Prentice w. Chase was elected
0 the executive committee, and Marcus
,. Smith was reelected chairman of
he supply committee. The secretary's
eport for the year was read and it
bowed that the finances of the club
ere in first class condition. After the
leeting was held banquet was served
! the dining room.
RAILROAD PIER DESTROYED.