The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-28
Thursday evening. Covers were laid


 street Thursday evening, The ha
 was very prettily decorated for the oc
 oasion with evergreen, holly and
 large tree which was placed at the sid
 of the platform. At o'clock the en
 tertainment which had been looked flo
 so much by the younger people wa
 started. It was entitled Two Ses
 slons of District School,' and wa
 very nicely rendered.. James Parson
 took the part Of the school teacher an,
 was very good in his representation o l the old-fashioned master. He was as
 sisted by number of the scholars o
 the school Yesterday afternoon thu
 prominary class of the Sunday schoo
 had it's time in the parlors of the club
 The youngsters had a large tree ant
 were given a present and bag O
 candy each. They were in charge O
 Mrs. A. L. Abell. superintendent of tn,
 department and corps of teachers.
 Adam Rosinus was rendered Christ. mas party last Tuesday evening at his
 home, 109 Thompson street, by his many friends and relatives. One and all were
 entertained by MT. and Mrs Rosinus ir grand style, and the guests spent few
 pleasast hours. Among those present we're MT. and Mrs. r. Pleines, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pleines, MT. and Mrs George Kaeppeler, MT. and Mrs Louis Kaeppeler, Mrs. Charles Baedeker of New York, Jacob and Henry Rosnus
 Edward Rollin, Fritz Harteffel, and many others.
 Many family parties were celebra ted on the holiday in Cheshire. Mr and Mrs. IT. T. Moss entertained J. P. Beach. the Misses Beach, Mir. and Mrs. J. Wilbur Beach, Miss Potter and Dr. E. Fl. Baldwin of New Haven, MT. and Mrs Julius Moss of Moss Farms had as guests MT. and Mrs. H. J. Moss and family and MT. and Mrs. Ernest Moss of Meriden. MT. and Mrs. Richard Browns family party consisted of MT. and Mrs. John Tyack, the Misses Eva and Ada Tyack, Urban Tyack, MT. and Mrs. Blitchford and Miss Hazel Bitch- ford, and MT. and Mrs. William Brown of Yalesville. MT and Mrs George Hubbell of Waterbury and Mrs James Brown of Yalesville and MT. and Mrs. Edward Brown of Southington. w. B. French and family spent the day be- tween MT. and Mrs. Augustus Hitch- cocks In the morning and his parents, MT. and Mrs. John French's in the af- ternoon. Mrs White and Miss Mabel White spent the day with relatives in Ansonia. Miss Julia Pickett has been spending the past week with her par ents in Boston. Thomas F. Cornwall is home for the Christmas vacation from his school at Suff1eld. Miss Nel- lie B. Walter is also home from North field, Mass Miss Hattie Lawton leaves to-day for Cleveland, O., where she ex- poets to spend the remainder of the winter as the guest of her uncle. Miss Lawton goes for the benefit of her health, and her position as assistant teacher in the high school will be filled by Miss Pickett. Mir. and Mrs. Alex ander Wilton and Mss Augusta An drews spent the day with MT and Mrs. Fred Welton in New Haven.
 Montowese, No. 1S4. N E. o. P, of Branford. has elected officers for the year ensuing as follows: Past warden, Andrew E. Beach; warden, Sidney V. Osborn; vice warden, John P. Calla- han; secretary, Harry o. Andrews financial secretary. Dwight w. God dard; treasurer, Charles A. Blackstone; chaplain, Daniel F. Linsley guide Frank Quinn; guardian, August John son; sentinel, George S. Pond; trustee Eliza c. Johnson. Grand Secretary F D. Grinnell of New Haven and Treas nrer Drew of Bridgeport were present Refreshments were served and several selections were rendered by male quartet from New Haven.
 Madison lodge, No. s7, elected the fol- owing named as officers for the ensu- ng year last Monday evening: W. M., | Andrew C. Updike; s, w., Elmer H. | Demarest: J. w, Frank Dunlap; | treasurer. George c. Field; secretary, | ;. Arthur Scranton; S. D.. Edward A. oowd; J. D., Russell F. Bartlett; s. S., Frank Hughes; J. S., Charles Brain ,rd; chaplain, John H. Meigs; marshal, I. Samuel Scranton; tyler, A. H. John on.
 An exceedingly pleasant meeting of Treelove Baldwin Stow chaper, Daugh- CTS of American Revolution. of Mill ord was held at the residence of Miss Charlotte Strong on the afternoon of 26. Mrs Henry c. Peck en- with Miss Strong A large lumber were present and the musical art of the programme was exceedingly me and fully appreciated Mlv Flor nee Cornwall, accompanied by Miss sosworth gave two violin solos. one of ihich was composed by Miss Boswortl. ,ho also gave two piano solos. The del- gates and alternate which were elect q for the Continental congress in Fah- uary next, were as follows: Regent. ITS, George W. Tibbals; regent alter ate, Miss Sara OConnor; delegate, IT'S. Warren A. Conover delegate al- arnate, Mrs, Noah Norris; sub alter ates, Mrs. George Franklin Smith and Irs. Charlotte Nettleton. Mrs, Sara T. ,inney, state regent, was the honor uest, giving 8 very lucid and compre- ensive talk on the all important sub sct at the present time of reduction in presentation Light refreshments ] ere served The election of officers of the A. O. :. w, lodge took place Thursday even lg at their lodge room in Thompson { lock- West Haven. The following of Cers were elected. T. M W. k. E. tivers; M w., J. H. Congdon; fore an, J. A. Savage; overseer. B. o. s enz; recorder, G. r Mccormack; l nancier, A. Fl. Lawsen; receiver, T. cKay; guide w. Palmer; inside ] atch, N. E. Neuw.Ier
 The marriage of Miss Alphonseme lice, daughter of Mrs. j. Leonard Da- s, to Norris ogden Hubbard was eel ! 'rated at the home of the brides