The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-02
HAVEN CONN, MONDAY. DECEMBER 2 1901.

special mention was the gift of c. H
 Blakeslee of New Haven, who was pre-
 vented by sickness from being present
 MT. Blakeslee is one of the most ac.
 oomplished penmen in the country, an6
 the certificate is one of the most artis-
 tic pieces of his work. It is beautiful. ly engrossed on parchment in gold and
 royal blue. inclosed in fine gold frame
 Ex-Selectman A. B. Morse of Guilford
 is very critically i'll at his home or
 Cherry street and his recovery seems a
 matter of grave doubt. Horace D.
 Parmelee of Clapboard Hill, Guilford, is
 also critically i'll and very grave conse-
 quences are feared. Both he and MT
 Morse are gentlemen of advancing years and have been in feeble health for some time past.
 Charles H. Blakeslee has finished a | beautiful artistic piece of work, the resolutions passed by the Yale law school, class of 1903 on the untimely taking away of Edward F. Corrigan, Yale law chool, 1903, of Willimantic, Conn., The resolutions now on exhibi- tion at the law school are beautifully | engrossed in purple, and the name Yale Law School and the initial let ters" are done in gold, and Is really a work of art
 Miss Helena Hartwell of Rockland, Me, is spending the holidays with Miss l.. M. Cowles.
 Mrs. Edmund Zacher of Branford gave pretty little luncheon on Satur- day afternoon for a party of college girls, classmates of Miss Zacher at Vassar
 In q letter received from G. r. Gam mons of West Haven, who is member of the Fourteenth U. S. infantry, and has been away for the last four years in Manila and China, states that he ex- poets to be home in the early part of the new. year. MT. Gammons has seen active service both in Manila and China, and will be glad to return to his family end native city.
 E. F. White and Carrie A. McKins- trey both of Durham, were married Wednesday evening at the Methodist parsonage by Rev T. N. Laine. They left on the evening train for Philadel- phia and Washington. After they re- turn from their wedding tour they will begin housekeeping in Mir Whites house on Main street
 Each of the male employees of l. New man & Sons received a 14-pound tur- key for Thanksgiving. It has been customary in former years to remember the help on Christmas, but as MT. and Mrs I. Newman are about to start on an extended tour through California and Mexico, to be gone until the latter part of May, MT Newman kindly thought of his help before going away
 There has been recently issued by the Abbey Press of New York. London, Montreal, etc. a new novel by Lucy May Linsley Wyatt formerly of Bran ford, entitled Constance Hamilton" The scene of this novel Is first lai6> in Virginia. "A, Roman Anemone,. anoth- CT novel written before the young au- thoress left Branford for her new home in Kansas, has not yet been published, but it will probably appear soon.
 A turkey supper furnished by the men of the parish of the Church of the Ascension, will be given Tuesday, De- cember 3, from to p. m. at the parish house. After the supper Robert Bell will give a lecture on the Pan-Ameri- can exposition, illustrated by numer- ous lime light views. Tickets can be obtained of the rector at 510 Howard i avenue.