The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-10
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

Rev. DR. w. w. Leete of the Dwight
Place church has been invited to preach
the Thanksgiving sermon at the union
meeting at Center church on November
20.
| Mr. and Mrs. FL c. Warren Of Whit
ney avenue left last night for a trip
more, Mr.. Warren going out to attend
to some important business interests
there.
| Former Senator william S. Beecher,
who Is Ill at his home in Westville, Is
slowly improving, and his friends have
very strong hopes Of his ultimate recov-
| cry.
| Rev. Frank Van Allen, M. D.. a
| graduate Of the academic, theological
and medical departments of Yale uni
versity, has been for more than ten
years a medical missionary In south
ern India under the American board.
He has had such success that the
wealthy Hindoos have furnished funds
highest officials of India attended the
opening exercises Of this hospital. DR..
Van Allen has been In this country
since the Eeumenical council last
spring and sails for India on next We'd
nesday, stopping few hours In this
city. His friends in New Haven and
vicinity will have an opportunity to
meet Dr. Van Allen and family next
Monday afternoon between 3 and
o'clock at the home of Edward s.
Swift, SIG George street.
Mrs Il. d. Hovey of New York city
will speak to-day before the members
Of the New Haven Mount Holyoke
Alumnae association at their fall meet
ing. Mrs Hovey comes directly from
South Hadley, where she has been in
attendance at a meeting of the officers
of the college.
Among the cabin passengers leaving
Queenstown on the Lucania November
is DIR. T. r, Cohane, who has been
studying in Europe since April, Dur
ing this time he has visited and been
in constant practice In the principal
hospitals of Dublin and has graduated
with honors from the great Dublin
university hospital, receiving his diplo-
ma and the degree l.. M.
Mrs. John w. Mansfield and Miss
Mansfield Of Crown street gave lun-
cheon party yesterday to few invited
guests.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Doherty, formerly of Milford, but
now of Brooklyn, N. Y, will be pleased
to learn that they are rejoicing over
the arrival of fine girl in their house
hold
Jonathan Samuel Scranton, who was
elected representative from Madison,
has always been lifelong republican.
He is a veteran of the civil war, belongs
to Madison Masonic lodge, is a member
of the Congregational church and has
held the office Of constable for num-
Der of years. He Is a son of the late
Serene S. Scranton who was for years a
leading citizen of Madison.
DR.. Sheehan of Derby, who has been
practicing medicine in Derby for some
time, has returned to New Haven from
whence he came and will resume prac- I
tice there. He has made many friends
in this city during his residence here
AnSOnia Sentinel.
Mrs. A. p. Matthewson of 657 Orange |
street has cards out for tea to be CIV |
en- next Wednesday afternoon to meet |
Mrs. and Miss NetGeton.
The many friends of Arthur NJ Tup- |
per, who has been an assistant observ-
er at the local weather office for year,
will regret to hear of his departure for
~ Y, where he is to
take up draughting. John l. Canes an
experienced man in the weather SER
vice, will be sent here to succeed him.
He has been connected with the Boston
weather office for some time Mr., Tup-
Der has wide acquaintance in this city
and was popular member of Trinity
church.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry G. Harrison of
Main street, Branford. had for their
To Cure Cold In One Day.