The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-25
Brtea Mention.


 Harper's Magazine for November a
 T Fl. Pease & Sons.
 The annual roll call of Harmony
 lodEe will be held next Tuesday even
 tng.
 Mr. and Mrs. William F. Northrop o1
 FAirfield who have been visiting rela atfVes in this city, have returned home
 The B. H. s. game with Boardmar
 SchoOl of this city, which was to have
 besn played Saturday, has been can
 csleld
 N MISS Florence Warner, of Thomaston
 came for the bicentennial as the guest Sof Mrs Henry B. Sturgess, of 154 Brad
 1ey street.
 # PatroIman Jack Keenan's clever
 h6rsemanship won him complimentary
 W0rds from President Roosevelt We'd EIlesday afternoon.
 The Y. M. c. A. basketball team will
 6iay the crack Yale team in the associ-
 &tion gymnasium in Hartford on the
 Sdening of December IA.
 F. Al Grannis and family yesterday
 ieft theft summer home at Crescent
 Bluff, Branford, Wednesday for their SYinter home in Waterbury.
 s8 Mrs William Hill and son, Grove 11iIl, of Wallingford, came to this city
 Nednesday for few days. From
 IierA they will go to Wilton, Ia, to Inake their future home. "A "A large and jolly throng attended the 8nnual ball of the New Haven Jolly BsGtlr which was held at Lenox hall,
 xcfk Square, Wednesday evening, and
 6Gnci1lg was enjoyed until o'clock yesterday morning.
 Master Harold Cooper, the son of ! EsyWfllis Cooper, the architect residing on #Quinnipiac avenue, who has been very kiII for three months with typhoid fever, Els now convalescent and is able to sit Ftp three hours day. X Mrs Daniel A. Hurley, of IS Bishop 6etreet. went last week Wednesday to #9Thomaston. MT Hurley joined her on #Saturday afternoon, when they drove k90 Litchfield, where they spent Sunday, ETeturning home Monday.
 One of the oldest graduates of Yale at the bicentennial celebration was Dr. NMcClelan, physician of Woodstock. E13r Mcclellan belongs to the class of E1838 and is over eighty years old. He 2has been stopping with Dr. Thomas A. 1zlssel1 of 1S7 Elm street. ' The Rock Concert company will give |RA concert in Epworth M E. church this Mevening under the auspices of the La Eslifes Aid society of the church. The en- Hteftainment will consists of musical zf0cks, swinging harps, chimes, Belgian .'Elasses and vocal solos duets and read |inRs.
 A very quiet wedding took place on Sattlrday evening, October 19, when fMiss Ruth Hitchcock, of No. 15 Vine s5etreet, and Frederick H. Brigham, ESbookkeeper at the Merchants bank in %tfis city, were united in marriage by }IRev Mir. Ferris of Calvary Baptist fchurch.
 E George F. Lincoln of Hartford, Unit Sed States consul at Antwerp, arrived @home from Europe Tuesday and was feiafertained at dinner at the Hartford 'GIub by several friends in the evening. S5ff. Lincoln came to New Haven We'd sresday to attend the Yale bcentennial, a7de graduated from Yale in the class Sof TO
 < Mrs. William Bennett, of Sag Harbor, ISIl. I, came for the bicentennial and will make visit of three weeks with her aeunt, Mrs. James Johnston, of 115 Bish- l0p street MT. Bennett entered a vet erinary college in New York city Octo her 4. Mrs. Bennett, before her mar |riake last spring, was Miss Robina lC6mmon
 / MT. and Mrs Frank A. Lucke, who reside at the corner of Orange and Grove streets, had as guests for the bi- centennial Mrs. McNeil, mother of Dr. Rollin McNeil; Mrs. William Scranton, of Bridgeport formerly of this city Mrs. Charles Scranton and two sons find Miss Ethel Scranton, of Bridgeport, |and Mrs William Abbey, of Hartford.
 The annual fair in aid of St Mary's church of Mt. Carmel, which many New Haven people look forward to 2s an event of regular interest, opens to- night in the town hall at Centerville and will continue eight nights. Father who is a native of this city, .issues cordial invitation to all his friends in this city to pay the fair a visit.
 Joseph Edmondson Yale 1901, who is q civil engineer on the New York Gen. +ral railroad, came Saturday night for fhe bicentennial and visit to his pa rants. MT. and Mrs. George Edmondson, of 1s Bishop street. He returned to rts duties Wednesday night He and his uncle, Charles Hildebrand, Yale 70, .,f Hartford were with their classes in 1 the parade Monday night.