The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-11-26

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 The Commercial Travellers of Connec ticut will hold their annual banquet a the Union league on January IS. committee is making preliminary ar , engagements.
 Quinnipiac lodge, N. E. o. F., o Southington met last evening in Re' . Mems hall Grand Warden J. w
 Chapin of this city was the guest 0 the evening.
 Mrs. Clarence Ryder of Montowes'
 street, Branford, entertained Merl
 Towner's Sunday school class, of whicl
 her son Lawrence is a member, at he
 home on Saturday evening. A yer,
 pleasant evening was passed by thu
 sixteen young men, with music anft
 social converse. Refreshments were
 served by Mrs. Ryder.
 The Wednesday Afternoon Whis
 club of West Haven will meet this af
 ternoon at the residence of Mrs. Frec
 Fordf, Fourth avenue.
 The Review of Oberlin, O., states
 that Miss Altha Williams of Oberlir
 college has accepted position as teach l VI III lIle pdlidl u ANOt Lldl SCllOol GU Nic
 con, Ga, and expects to leave Oberlin
 November 20. Miss Williams is a
 Bethel young lady with many friends here.
 The fourth and last of MT. Wood stocks organ recitals at St. Pauls
 church will be given to-day at o'clock.
 These recitals have been attended by great numbers of people interested in
 church music. A thousand people were present last week and the church
 seeemed filed At the recital to-day
 MT. Woodstock will be assisted by Miss
 Fife Stuart, soprano, and by Miss M.
 Louise Gallagher, with the harp. Bach,
 d'Evry, Mendelssohn,l Guilmant and
 Gounod are represented in the pro- gramme
 | John Powers, who has been a resi-
 dent of Oxford about twenty years, is a veteran of the civil war, and has been | boarding at the Oxford house since April 1st, started a few days ago for I the National Soldiers home at Day l ton, o. He has spent year or two at i the Noroton Soldiers home and came to Oxford last April in very poor health. Since then he has gained considerably. A meeting of Frances Willard, w. c. IT. IT. of Branford will be held on Fri
 day of this week, instead of Thursday. Delegates appointed to the county con- vention to be held in Wallingford. De- cember 4, are Miss Laura Wilforc, Mrs. Fannie Goldsmith, Mrs. Emily Fowler, Miss Lizzie Cook, Mrs J. S. Moore, Mrs. Havens.
 At the home of MT. and Mrs. Michael A McMahon, 12 Riverside street, Wa terbury, Friday evneing, a very pleas ant whist party was given in honor of Miss Cecilia A. Starr, a teacher at the West Side Hill school of that city, who is about to return to her home in this lity, where she has secured more re- munerative position.
 Searcher of Records William E. Thompson was removed from his home in Kensington street to the New Haven hospital by order of Dr. Carmalt Sun day. He has been suffering from gan grene Tn the right foot irectly resulting from an unsuccessful attempt at the removal of q corn. Last Thursday an operation was performed and one of the affected toes removed. The poison did not subside and the leg has swelled y. w llllc lIlG pdllCHl tion Is serious, every hope is advanced for complete recovery.
 The confirmation class of 1901 of Lutheran Trinity church held reunion in the church parlor on George street last evening at o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs. Harvey T. Eaton, who reside in Northford, celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary November 22. In their present place of abode they have resided for upwards of thirty years and have lived in Northford ever since their marriage. They have two | sons living-Harvey F. and Edward F. | Eaton MT. Eaton is over eigthy years of age and learned the shoemaker's 1 trade when quite young which vocation | he followed, being one of the pioneers | of the old type of shoemakers that is fast disappearing from New England.
 United States Consul Liefeld left yes terday afternoon for Washington and Texas, expecting to be gone about ten days His leave of absence has been extended twelve days to enable him to execute an important business commis- sion in Texas for party in the Frei- burg district
 The second lecture of the Branford library course will be given at Library hall this evening by Dr. Ross c. Stoughton, subject, John Chnaman at Home: Glimpses of the Flowery King 1om," illustrated.
 The concert announced to be given at the home of Mrs w. A. Borden, 26 Alden street, Westville, this evening, will be postponed on account of the ill., less of her son.
 The wedding of Philip Kramer and Jennie Simon took place Sunday night It the brides fathers house, No. 12 Davenport avenue. Chief Rabbi Dr. Abey S. Frommer performed the cere- nony. There was present MT. and Mrs srae Simon, Miss Kramer of New York, Woolf Levy, Phil Casman, Mir md Mrs Morris Levy, Sam Kuletoky. Ir. Golden of Day street, Isaac Mufo 3eadle of the Factory street syna ,ogue. The young couple will live at s Second street. Invitations have been issued by the Jew England society in the city of New York for an entertainment at the Wal this evening. Mrs. Eliza , eth Cynthia Barney Buel, wife of pr. 3uel, the celebrated alienist, will read n essay, "A Tale of the Spinning ( Wheel and the SplnsterS, prepared for 1