The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-02-02

Newell, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Testor, Mr..
and Miss Clara Kenyon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry o. Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam j. McKee, Mrs. Nora Reeves, Ma
son Smith and Robert Goodyear.
Mrs. Lewis B. Warner, wife of the
carpenter and builder, who resides at
80 York street, West Haven slipped and
fell on the ice Tuesday and broke his
left arm. DR.. Barnett was called and
reduced the fracture.
Principal e. d. Woodbury. of Cheshire
has sent out invitations to the young
ladies of the town for party at Hor-
ton hall on Wednesday evening, Febru-
airy 7, from to 10 o'clock
! Thomas N. Brons Of 81 Main street,
West Haven, conductor on the Win
chester avenue railroad, is quite ill with
kidney troubles and is going to New
York for medical treatment. Mrs.
Brons is also quite i'll from the effects
| of a bronchial cold
| Mrs. Catherine Smith of Gum street,
Milford, upon whom DR.. j. w. Wright
of Bridgeport assisted by DR.. A. l.. Tut
tie and DR.. j. S. Ford operated last
Friday for removal of a cancerous tum-
Or is fast gaining strength and
health.
Mrs. Louisa Williams of Oxford, who
was so severely injured by being thrown
to the floor in a trolley car in New Ha-
ven Christmas day, has so far recovered
as to be able to be brought to her
home on Chestnut Tree Hill. She is
very lame.
John Beattie, one of the executors of
the estate Of the late John Beattie Of
Leete's island, is in Guilford and is
thinking of making this place his per-
manent residence.
r. B. Cimbarner, one of Oxford's
much respected and aged citizens, is
quite sick at his home in Red City.
He is attended by DR.. E. N. Davis of
Seymour
Robert c. Lightbourn, president of
the Lightbourn & Pond company,
leaves on Saturday of this week for
an extended trip to Bermuda. Mr..
Lightbourn is native of Bermuda
and goes there to visit friends. He
will probably be gone until well into
March
f. w. Brewster of rs Dickerman
street, who has been seriously i'll for |
the past two months with typhoid few
err and a complication Of diseases, is
again able to be out. He was attended |
by DR.. N. r. Hotchkiss
w. HI. DeGarmo, Of the well known |
house of the DeGarmo Art company, Is |
in town for few days. Mr.. DeGarmo |
is charging portraits for several Of |
our distinguished residents, and his
work has been appreciated. Mr. De-
Garmo remains in town only for few
days
A quiet wedding occurred at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Johnson
Of 374 Orange street Wednesday after
noon at 5 O'Clock when Merle
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Seth r. Bradley of Bradford was mar
den. The bride is niece of Mrs. John
son.
At Augurville last evening Rev. Mr..
Clark of the Whitneyville church
united in marriage Mr.. Burwell to Miss
Grace Purvis., Many friends from New
Haven were in attendance.
Cards have been sent out by Mrs.
George Bronson Farnam and the Misses
Farnam for two at homes the dates of
which are February and 49, Tea will
30 served at S o'clock
Greatly to the qualification Of Mr..
Agramonte and of the board Of man
lgers of the Gounod society, Mrs S.
J. Thompson has consented to sing the
,arts of Youth and Angel in the ora
orio Elijah to be given by the Gou-
iod society on February 10. She will
llso furnish the third voice in the
rio Lift Thine Eyes
A number of young people called up
n Henry A. Barnes of South Main
treet,e Plantsville, Wednesday evening !
nd spent very pleasant evening. !
he event was a surprise party III
onor of Mrs. Barnes twentieth birth :.
ay. Games, music, and an elaborate
pread made the evening one of enjoy
lent for all Present were Misses
.nita Lewis, Camille Neal, Annie !.
mes, Eunice Mckenzie, Julia An =
rews, Julia Barnes, Helen Clark, Eff
e Hazard, Irene Porter, A. D. Brooks. >
r. Shepherd, Joseph Ames, e. r. !.
,ewis, Louis Edwards, Carlos Curtis. !.
mother surprise party was held at the -
ONE of Henry D. Judd the same even
lg in honor of Miss Nella Wordsworth, s
being her fourteenth birthday.