The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-22

the Southern Railway company, has
 left there and has returned to Middle
 town to reside, He has taken posi-
 tion as timekeeper for P. F.. Bowman,
 superintendent of terminals at New
 Haven.
 Mrs. Lorenzo Smith of West Main
 street, Branford, who has been i'll for
 few days is able to be about again.
 MT. and Mrs. w. A. Waterbury, who
 for a week have been rusticating at the
 Hotel Palmer at Noank, returned home
 Monday MT Waterbury is superinten-
 dent of the Air Lne-Northampton
 division of the Consolidated road with
 headquarters in this city, went to Noank
 for the recovery of his health, which
 became impaired through close atten-
 tion to his arduous duties. His sojourn
 proved most beneficial
 Miss Susie Ryder of St. Johns Que-
 bee, will spend the summer with her
 brother, Clarence Ryder and family at
 the Fowler cottage on Cochies avenue,
 Indian Neck.
 Invitations were sent out in Walling ford yesterday for the wedding of
 Charles Farmer Booth of Wallingford
 and Miss Edith daughter of Mrs. Ed
 ward Nathan Thomas. which will take
 place at St. Paul's Universalist church,
 Meriden, Tuesday evening, June 3, at s
 o'clock. They will keep house at 72 North Whittlesey avenue.
 Mrs. Miller of this city will address
 a meeting in Deep River tonight and give an account of he missionary work
 in India. as conducted by Mrs. Minnie | c. Sibley, who is the missionary sup
 ported by the Christian Endeavor socie-
 ties of Middlesex and Litchfield coun-
 ties.
 1 The Twentieth Century Whist club of
 Branford will hold its final meeting of
 the season with Mrs. Charles W. Cov-
 ert of Church street on Friday after 1 noon.
 l John T. Ricketts, member of the Ma | val Reserves. was united in marriage
 last evening at the house of his brother
 in-law, Frank Richter of 155 Meadow street, to Miss Nettie Lord of Adeline 1 street. MT. Ricketts was formerly em- | ployed at Winchester's, but has now accepted a position in Bridgeport, where he will make his home. Rev. c. F Luther of Mystic was in this city Tuesday at the dinner given in honor of Professor Fisher from the chair of ecclesiastical history after for ty-sx years of service; also yesterday at the reunion of the divinity school class, of which MT Luther is a mem Der, graduating in 1892 The class en- tered when Professor Harper was at- tracing many students to Yale. and | was one of the largest ever graduated l thirty-seven receiving the degree of B. D. Stagg, one of the most famous of Yale athletes was 9 member of this class for short time, and is now in charge of the physical department of | Chicago university Gill, another fa- | nous ball player, is preaching In Yer mont. Other members of the same class with whom the people of this vicinity 1 have been acquainted were W. D. | Phelps of Old Mystic who joined the class in the senior year. and Rev s. H. Woodrow, formerly of Westerly, now 1 pastor of Hope church in Springfield, the second in size in the city Three of the class are located in Connecticut. The general body of the class dined together yesterday afternoon, and the reunion Of the class of 'e2 occurred in Il evening.
 The Yale freshman crew squad has been reduced to the following men, who will compose the training table from now on: G. E. Dickinson 04S., F. s. Bailey '04S,, J. B. Neathng '04S. S, Fish, jr, '05 H. l., Ferguson '04S., T. Bladgden '04S., c. s. Dewey '04S., D. R, Harris O5, J. H. Lathrop 'o5 H. A. Raymond '05. McB. Bettes '04S., s. P. kineon '04S., S. Halpin '04S., c. M. Schultz 04S., w. H. Barnum 'O4S., H, K. Welch GAS.
 Miss Elizabeth Maroney of 37 Bradley street left Tuesday evening for a three months visit to Ireland. Miss Maroney is a sister of Councilman P. J. Maroney, and one of the most popular young la dies of the down town district She was accompanied to New York by her sister, Miss Susie Maroney, and by D. F. o'Neill,
 The Friday Afternoon Whist club of West Haven, will enjoy it's annual out ing at Mir. Baldwin s cottage at Wood- mont to-day. The ladies will go down early in the afternoon. As this is bundle whist party each lady is sure to bring home prize. Supper will be served at o'clock, to which the hus- bands are invited. The members of the club are Mrs. Robert Chase, Mrs. ; Harry Sutton. Mrs. Frederic Dicker- lr man, Mrs. James Jones. Mrs. Edward Burtis, Mrs. Edward Dickerman. Mrs. Ernest Wadhams, Mrs. J. c. Stormont, ( Mrs. Alfred Miles. Mrs. H. s. Thomp- , son. Mrs. John Clark, Mrs. Frank Hyde, , Mrs. Charles Clark Mrs. Charles Gra- f ham. Mrs. George Johnson and Mrs. Frederick Skiff. Some of the members ( will not attend, and their places have z been filled by some of those who were I members last year. A jolly good time ( is expected. |,
 Mrs. Edward Foote Thompson, wife Y of Commissioner Thompson of East l Haven, and Miss Jane Bronson of this city, will go abroad the latter part of June with party of five or six, with Miss Pauline Leavens. who has con- ducted literary class in New Haven N : the past five or six years. They will lt first take a tour of Great Britain, then q go to the continent, where they will vis- I 1t Russia, Germany, Switzerland, Hol- and, Italy and France, returning to 8 America the last of September. t
 Mrs. Frederic w. Skiff is busy per- s fectng the entertainment to be given T II the West Haven town hall Monday q evening" May 26, for the ladies' aid so- t