The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-12-13

was elected general manager COM
mittee of three was appointed upon by
laws and schedule: 7. H. Dunn e. Cal
| lahan and L. Fitzpatrick. Work upon
fitting UP hall with cages, etc, will be
commenced soon.
Mrs. e. p Pitman of So Sylvan ave-
nue. entertained the r. O. W. Whist club
! Tuesday afternoon at its first meeting
Of the season. Mrs. j. S. Coburn won
the first prize, a handsome group pic
ture of famous old musicians, Mrs.
George Smith, second prize. a fernery.
Mrs. Leroy Clark and Mrs. G. A, May
cock substituted for two absent MEM
| bers. Among those present were: Mrs.
| e. p. Pitman, Mrs. Sherman Law, Mrs.
j. s. Coburn, Mrs. John Halstead, Mrs,
H, M. Marlin, Mrs. G. S. Converse, Mrs.
Miner Lozier Mrs. Charles Merwin, Mrs.
| George Smith, Mrs Carlisle, Mrs
| James lothian.
Among the visitors at the Agricul-
tural convention yesterday were Mr.
and Mrs. T. S. Gold, Charles L. Gold of
Cornwall; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hin
man, Stevenson; Dairy Commissioner
Noble. Windsor; Assistaont Dairy Com
llilSSlOllcI ~. T-dlOll, NULL llctN Nll,
Professor and Mrs. Phelps, Storrs Agri-
cultural college; Mr., Rockwell and
Miss Rockwell Ridgefield; Rufus Og-
den, Keyport, N. j.; r. B. Ashton Mid
dletown, Conn; Robert Dawson, Maui
gatuck; Frederick Doolittle, Cheshire;
N. C. Dudley, Guilford; Charles o.
Bartlett Guilford; E. H. Wright Gin
ton; Cyrus o. Bartlett, North Guilford;
Wesley N. Peck Mt. Carmel; Frank
Plat, Milford; Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Plat, NJ H; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Thompson, Melrose; B. c. Patterson,
Torlington, master state grange; Col
onel and Mrs. Brown, Stonington; Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Hoyt New Canaan
Dennis Fem, Guilford; Mr.. and Mrs j.
H. Hall, South Glastonbury; Mr.. and
Mrs c. E. Lyman, Middlefield; DR., and
Mrs W. w. Leete: Mrs. Nellie Sher-
wood, Southport; Mr.. and Mrs, d. G.
Williams, Brooklyn, Conn; Edwin G.
Seeley, Roxbury; Mr., and Mrs, John
Skirhan, Newington; Seaman Mead
and wife, Greenwich; O. B, Hadwin,
Worcester, Mass, horticulturist.
John M. Champion, assistant to Gen
eral George H. Ford secretary Of the
Cornelius S. Bushnell National Memo
rial association was in Branford Mon
day and invited the town of Branford
through First Seectman Rice to come
into the association and contribute to
the erection of suitable memorial to
the man whose untirng energy and
patriotic devotion did so much to per-
feet the original United States warship
Monitor" The state of Connecticut
has generously appropriated $4,000 to-
wards the expense of this monument,
the entire cost of which is to be S25 900.
1t has just been learned that Ernest
Alling of Orange and Miss Louanna
Clark of Derby We're married on We'd
nesday, December 5, by Rev DR.. Evans
at the pastors home on Madison ave
nue., New York city, at 4:30 O'Clock. Mr..
and Mrs w. j. Davidson, the latter a
sister Of the bride, and formerly of
Derby, were best man and bridesmaid,
and Immediately after the ceremony
the bridal party left for Mr.. and Mrs
Davidson's home in Newark, N. j.,
where wedding repast was served
The bride was attired in handsome
tailor-made suit of silver gray broad
cloth, with white chantilly applique
and wore becoming hat to match. At
ter spending two days in Newark, Mr..
and Mrs. Alling left Saturday morning
for Orange, where they will make their
future home