The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-16

pher at the office of the board of educa-
 ton, has returned to work after long
 absence caused by typhoid fever. She
 was one of the first of the victims Of
 the epidemic that started in the west ern part of the city early last spring,
 and was seriously i'll for ten weeks. 1 The Camp Meeting association of the
 Methodist church, West Haven, held
 business meeting last evening at the
 residence of Mrs. Prouty on Center l street.
 Director Coe of the department of
 public works yesterday accepted the
 resignation of Eugene H. Rowe as clerk of the board of compensation. | Mir. Rowe tendered his resignation last l Saturday night. He assigned as req l son for giving up the place that other 1 business affairs prevented him from
 attending to it. MT. Rowe was appoint
 ed to the position by Alexander Troup
 when he was director. The salary of | the position is $400 year. MT. Coe will appoint MT. RoWe's successor to- l day or tomorrow.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Meth | odist church, West Haven, will to-mor-
 row afternoon from to o'clock, have | a sale of cake, ice cream, bread, cook | ies, aprons, towels, sweeping caps, etc, on the lawn of the church. Twenty-Five
 dollars was pledged by the primary de-
 partment of the Sunday school to-
 wards the church debt. The proceeds
 of this sale will be used for that pur-
 pose. Mothers are cordially invited to
 come and bring their children. Peter Busch, the former New Haven jewellery, returned last week from a
 two years trip abroad, visiting the
 Alps, Italy, Germany and other coun-
 tries. He has taken up his old apart
 ments in the Commercial hotel on Meadow street
 MT and Mrs. Charles Harney of Rah-
 way N J., are the guests of Mrs. Tay- Tor of Lester street, West Haven.
 Miss Louise Pfaff, daughter of the Church street provision dealer, and l Miss Koechler are now in Germany vis-
 iting relatives as well as places of ln- | terest.
 George Rogers of Newark, N. J., is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Harry Ack- dill of Center street, West Haven | Rev. Dryden s. Phelps of this city occupied the pulpit at the Baptist church in Yalesville Sunday, in the ab- sence of Pastor Perkins. MT. Perkins
 is expected home to-day. | Louis c. Heller of the firm of Ro- gowski & Co.,, accompanied by his wife will leave here tomorrow for two weeks vacation on one of the Peck & Bishop recreation tours.
 Miss Allen Margaret daughter of Charles scoville of Torrington, has been l fa, vrno1Sc with her pr1n0- | parents, MT. and Mrs. H. D. s. Mar shall of Atwater street, West Haven, | while her parents were attending the 1 Pan-American exposition at Buffalo. | Herman Hessler of State street. a | medical student at Yale, is assisting at St. Marks hospital, New York, during | his summer vacation. | Miss Ella Gorham of Brooklyn, for merly of West Haven, is visiting | friends in West Haven. c. c. Coe of Dallas, Texas who has | been spending few days in Yalesville will start for home to-day and will take with him his daughter, Miss Vic toria, who has been in Yalesville for several years. Miss Coe has made many friends among the young people who will regret her departure. Mrs. William Warden left Southing- ton last evening for her former home in West Finley Pa, where she will spend her vacation
 Mrs. Charles c. Treat and son Har- vey are at East Windsor, Conn.,, for the summer.
 The Misses Minnie and Fannie At kins and Mrs. Ward of this city are visiting F. w. Doolittle in Southington
 Miss Florence and Miss Ada Warden of Southington left for Windsor Locks last evening to spend their vacation.
 Mrs. J. J. Carroll of 163 York street with her daughters, Bessie and Sara are visiting friends in Hartford and Tariffyille,