The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-28

week with her mother, Mrs, Oscar 1 Purdy, of Tarrytown-on-t the Hudson,
 N. Y. l Mrs, L. A. Treat is expecting to leave
 North Woodbury about April 1 for her
 old home in Orange
 Dr, Ernest L. R. Thomson, of West Chapel street, has taken the William
 Nicely house on Park street. and Dr.
 Adams, of Fair Haven, has taken the | Thomson house.
 Miss Ida Thornton, who is now visit ing relatives in Stamford, expects to sail tomorrow for Havana. Miss Thornton is trained nurse, graduate
 of the New Haven hospital, and is one of several recently engaged by che gov- ernment for the hospital service in Cuba, the principal idea being to in- struct Cuban women in the care of the sick
 Mrs George F. Adams, of Indanapo- lis, Ind, is here to spend the Easter
 vacation with her grandsons, c. L. and
 G. A. Watson, who are members of the
 junior and senior classes respectively
 She is stopping at the New Haven
 house.
 Mrs Beaver, who left Hotchkissville
 a while ago and is now living in Chesh-
 ire, is very low with peritonitis and not
 expected to live.
 Lieutenant Bookmiller, who was
 wounded in the Philippines, is on his
 way home. accompanied by his wife.
 She was Miss Bartlett, of College
 street, and they are now in San Fran
 oic JSoo1Sy,1i11ay c
 ill and suffering from chronic com
 plaint
 John Balcom of Forestville. was
 pleasantly surprised by some of his rel
 atives Monday afternoon, who came in
 to join him in celebrating his birthday.
 Mrs Clifford Woods, of New Haven, and Mrs. James Wright of Waterbury, were present.
 Superintendent Carrier, of the Con-
 necticut Railway and Lighting compa- ny. has arranged for half-hourly trips from idgeport to New Haven this af ternoon On Easter Sunday and each pleasant Sunday thereafter the cars will run to New Haven on the hour and the half hour from o'clock in the morning until o'clock in the evening The increased traffic on this line has necessitated the change The trolley ride from New Haven to Bridgeport along the shore is a very pleasant one and much enjoyed.
 John Oura Hewitt member of the Robert Mantel company, who played l in this city last week. is spending few days With R. M. Campbell, of Dix well avenue. MT Hewitt is a native ofN Io, in 1881, but left the city shortly after [ to make his home in New York and lat | CT In Boston Early in life MT Hewitt | showed great talent for theatrical life | and is rapidly reaching that mark In | "Riehard III" <" Hamlet" and "Riche- [ lieu" his work excels After a brief [ stay here and in New York he again | joins the company for the remainder of | the season.
 Announcement was made in South | ington yesterday of the engagement of ! Dr. William H. Cushing and Miss Ger | trude Kranich, daughter of MT. and | Mrs Edward Kranich, one of Southing | tons most popular young ladies. pr. | Cushing is one of the most prominent | physicians of the place and has large f practice.
 Cards have been issued by MT and f Mrs John Henry Clarke for the mar riage reception of their daughter, Miss i Ethel Hubbell, and Joseph P. Wad | hams on Wednesday, April g. MT. | Clarke, it will be remembered, was for 1 mer police commissioner. Miss Clarke is popular socially, having a host of | friends. She will have her sister May o- aiH pP ttn ,pe1 ding will be quiet home affair only the members of the family being pres ent at the ceremony MT Wadhams is q graduate of Hillhouse high school, 1896 and of Sheffield Scientific school 1899 At present he has a surveyors office in Torrington. The young couple will reside in Torrineton.
 The New Haven district annual camp meeting will be held at Plainvile com Friday, August 9 and closing August 12. The whole tncamp- ment, including camp meeting and as- sembly, will be comprised within three weeks, Grand Army day, over which Charles A. Baldwin. of this city, presi- dent of the Veterans association, will preside, and for which separate pro- eramme will be issued. will this year precede the camp meeting and occur on August l.
 Miss Julie Jewett has resigned as teacher of stenoeraphy and typowriting in Hillhouse high school, having been obliged to return to her home in Rox- bury, Mass, owing to the serious ill., ness of her mother She has been a ! faithful instructor and the school au- thorities are sorry to lose her from the teaching staff Superintendent Beeda has obtained a permanent teacher to take her place The appointee Is Miss Mary E. Allen. teacher in the public schools of Norwalk, and she will enter upon her new position next Wednes- Jay. Miss Allen was formerly of this 2ity and is graduate of the Iillhouse high school, the New Britain Normal school and the Putnam School of Stem New York.
 Professor Brewer of Yale, will ad- 1ress the Womens School association lt a meeting to be held tomorrow af- ernoon at Miss Johnstcna's schoolrocm, ' Whitney avenue at 3 o'clock
 F. C. Stiles, superintendent of public schools in West Haven, vii, spend his Caster vacation with lis mother in Hartford.
 Major H. B, Moon is now in command