The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-12-22

of son. Mrs. Clair will be remember
ed as Miss Nettia Stowe, daughter o.
| N. w. Stowe Of this city.
| Miss Bessie Moore, one OF West Ha
vens popular young lady teachers, will
spend the holidays with her family il
Westbrook, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs Nicholas Moses OF
| Campbell avenue, old residents of Wes
Haven, who have been confined to tht
house for a week are slowly improving
Mrs B. Riggleman, who is spending
the winter with Mr. and Mrs. II. f
| Spencer 16S Washington avenue West
| Haven, will spend week with hel
parents in Willimantic, Conn.
The Misses Barnard Of Hartford left
on Wednesday to SPEND the winter III
| Detroit.
Mrs. John l.. Cannon of Bay Shore
l.. l., has been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Richards of Main street, West
Haven.
Mrs. Maria D. Thompson and Miss
May Terry both of Hartford, will sail
for trip to Egypt early in January.
Edwin Letney OF Union avenue is on
Long Island hunting. He reports any
quantity of quail
Mrs Edward B. Hooker and Miss
Eleanor Ferguson of Hartford, start
January for a three months trip
through Egypt, stopping at most of the
places Of interest and returning here in
the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Morris of 230
Prospect street, are receiving congratu-
lations over the birth of a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Coe of SaVin ave
nue. will give pleasure to several little
people Christmas eve, in the shape of a
Christmas tree.
Rev. George E. Tyler, pastor of the
Advent church on West street, Bristol,
was called to Vernon very suddenly
Thursday on account of the death of
his youngest brother in that state.
E. ]. Hogben, the musical instructor,
has been i'll Cor a week and confined
to his house His attending physician,
DR.. Roberts, says that he will not be
able to go out until after the holidays.
Rev. H. r. Barnard from Vermant
has accepted the call as pastor of the
Congrega tional church at West Stat
ford, recently made vacant by the res
ignation of Rev. !. A. Solandt
The condition oe Charles Fl. Studin,
the former Yale class orator and prize
winner of the class of '97, has not been
as encouraging for two or three days
He has been at the New Haven hospi-
tai for Just three weeks suffering with
typhoid. His fever had practically sub
sided and his temperature became al
most normal when he was seized with
a relapse.
Mrs. Il. Fl. Warden Of Court street,
West Haven, who is on business trip
to Chicago, expects to return home for
the holidays.
Mrs. George L. Peck of MAR street,
West Haven, gave luncheon yesterday
Afternoon for Mrs. Harry Bowers of
Springfield, who is visiting Mrs, How
ard w. Thompson of Elm street.
Miss Mary North of Wethersfield
came yesterday to New Haven to spend
the Christmas holiday with her sister,
Mrs. George Tyler.
The Yale Alumni Weekly prints the
following: THE invitation of President
and Mrs. Hadley to students remaining
in New Haven during the holidays to
spend Christmas eve at their house is
like the other invitation from Presi-
dent and Mrs Hadley to students.
They show not only much hospitality,
but a most commendable plan to make
New Haven as much of home as pos
sible. We expect an appreciative re-
Spouse to the invitation"
Horace Plat of Essex will move to
Clinton to reside, having obtained sit
uation with the bit manufacturing com
pany in that place.
Mrs. Annie Harper Hopson of Bran
ford left yesterday to spend Christmas
with friends in Gaylordsville.
Governor Lounsbury and Ex-Governor
Cooke were entertained on Tuesday by
Representative Bronson Of Winsted by
a trip to Old Park Pond in Winchester
Center. The party caught about forty
pounds Of pickerel.
Miss Fugenia MILFORD of Branford ar
rived home yesterday from Vassar for
the Christmas recess
His fellow members OF the Decagon
club Of Hartford gave a dinner to
Charles P. Cooley at the Colonial club
in that city Wednesday night. AS an
last week Mr. Cooley Is to he
married January Q, the bride to be
Miss Whitman of Montreal.
The late Vice President G. A. Hobart
was personal friend of Major W. f.
Osborne of Ansonia. and Mr.. Osborne
this week received a Gift from Mrs
Hobart, which gives him great pleasure.
1t was large photograph of the vice
president handsomely framed, being
taken in full length, standing as though
he was presiding over the senate, with
the exception that the ghve1 is not in
his hand. 1t is one of the photographs
which Mr.. Hobart presented to each
member of the senate