The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-01

l their cottage on Beach street and re-
 turned to their residence on Crowr street.
 Professor Charlton M. Lewis, Ph. D.
 will be the editor of the Memorial Rec ord of the Yale bicentennial celebra-
 tion.
 Sinclair Palmer of Washington ave
 nue has accepted a position with the
 Gamble Desmond company in their
 gentlemen's furnishing department and
 commenced his new duties yesterday.
 Wallace S. Moyle, Yale '91, will be
 the tenor soloist in Dr. Goodells Ode, to be given at the bicentennial celebration with student chorus.
 Stanley Warner of Main street, West Haven, has accepted a position with the N. Fullerton Grocery company of
 this city.
 Professor Horatio w. Parker of the 1 Yale music department has returned from Europe. He sailed a fortnight
 ago and has arrived in time to direct his work in the music school till after
 the bicentennial He will have charge
 of his classes during October and will
 direct the rehearsals for the production of his oratorio, Flora Novissima,"
 which will be given at the bicenten-
 nial. After the celebration he will re-
 turn to Vienna, where he will remain | during the present school year. Mrs. Lyman Algiers, who has been spending the summer with her mother,
 Mrs. Hull, in Clinton, left Saturday to
 join her husband in Boston.
 Mrs. Fish of Mystic is the guest of To1o nal of ctraat
 West Haven.
 Alexander Dingwall of Westville, who has been spending a week at Buff | falo, visiting the Pan-American, has | returned home.
 Mrs. E. Mather who has been visit ing friends in! West Haven, has return ed to her home in Essex, Conn. MT. and Mrs Elmer Merrills and daughter of Tyler City are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Willard in Clin- ton.
 Miss Lena Dickerman has returned from the Thimble Islands to her home on Elm street, West Haven.
 Rev. Joseph McKean and delegates of Branford will leave tomorrow morn ing to attend the New Haven county Baptist association in Mddletown
 Invitations for the wedding of Miss Maud Hitchcock and Arthur Scott of West Haven have been issued. The ceremony will be performed on We'd nesday, October 9.
 MT. Goddard, father of D. w. God dard, who has been quite i'll at the home of his son on Bradley avenue, Branford, is now convalescing.
 Miss Ella Sheehan of Washington avenue, West Haven, left on the 8 o'clock express yesterday morning for New York, where she will resume her studies at the School of Design.
 Rev. K A. Martin of the Swedish Lutheran church, Branford confirmed a large class of young people and ad- ministered communion at Deep River on Sunday.
 Andrew Buell. and brother, Edgar Buell. of Clinton, witnessed the race for the American cup off Sandy Hook last week.
 Miss Hattie l.. Mooney of Newark. N. J., is visiting her sister, Miss Hopper, on Washington avenue, West Haven.
 Attorney Edwin s. Thomas of this city is registered at the Hotel Donnelly, IdCOIHd, w dsIl TIC WILL lGluili lo lliC city about November l. He arrived at Tacoma from Portland last week. and next week he will go to Seattle and | from there to Frisco. On his home | ward trip Attorney Thomas will visit | friends in Salt Lake City, Denver and | Chicago. He will be met at Buffalo by | Mrs Thomas about October 20, when, | after a visit to the exposition, they will | return to their home in West Haven.
 Mrs. John F. Barnett of Church street, West Haven, has returned from | a months visit with her mother in Can ada.
 Wilson Thompson and family of Phil adelphia are the guests of Mrs. Harrie Thompson of South Main street, Bran ford
 Mrs Charles B, Warner of Washing ton avenue. West Haven, is spending a few days in New York, the guest of Miss Constance Gilbert.
 MT and Mrs. William Lounsbury of the Owengo house, Indian Neck, left morning for the Pan-Ameri- can exposition and Niagara Falls.
 The Rockland club had It's annual outing at Rockland Grove near Short Beach last Saturday. Captain Chidsey served one of his celebrated clambakes. Among those present were the follow ng named persons: David Corey, pres dent of the board of police commits ,ioners; Police Commissioners J. J. aawton, James H. Manning, Dr. Frank H. Wheeler, s. s. Thompson and Jo- ,eph Kelly; Chief Wrinn; member of paving commission, Thomas l. Kinney; j. z. Poli, manager of the Wonder and theater E. B. Knowles, ex-pub- ic works; Commissioner Sullivan, for ner Mayor George F. Holcomb, County ]; Ed Foote Thompson, 1 Postmaster James A. Howarth, Sam tel H. Kirby, c. G. Phillips, Robert M. l Wilcox, of the Bungalow cottage, at { Short Beach; Colonel Patrick McGov- rn and Sidney F. Clark of Hartford, nd MT. Mann of Hamden.
 John Japp, who has been in the em- Joy of the Winchester Reepating Arms , has resigned his position with : hat company and accepted an import . mt post with the Bridgeport Brass I MT. Japp has been an occa- 3 ional contributor to the columns of q he Journal and Courier and is the f uthor of several well known poems q mich have appeared at various times l other papers and magazines on both = ides of the Atlantic. He is an enthu- iastic Scot and took keen interest in