The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-08

The following members of the fresh
 man class in the Yale Medical schoo
 have received elections into the Delts
 Epsilon Iota society: Rollin H. Bur
 of Rocky Hill, Conn. and Charles 0
 Cook of Providence, R. I.
 Mrs. Doolittle of this city has re'
 gently purchased her mothers house ir
 Cheshire and is fitting it up as a sum
 mer residence.
 Miss Agnes Small of Danbury is the
 guest of Miss Agnes Illusion of Pop
 lar street during the May festival events.
 The many friends of Professor R. C.
 Loveridge of York street will regret
 to learn that his condition has become such that it was found necessary yes terday to remove him to the Middle town hospital, Professor Loveridge for
 years most successfully conducted a
 business college in the Insurance build
 ing and his unremitting attention to
 the care of the institution and to his
 duties as United States marshal taxed
 his nervous strength unduly. He has
 been in impaired health for several years.
 l Postmaster James A. Howarth was in
 Washington this week looking after some postal affairs and consulting with | Senator Platt.
 l Miss Helen Bone of Warren street will give a masquerade party this
 evening to which a large number of her young acquantances have been in | vited. She is giving it in honor of her cousins, Annie and Elmer Logic. There will be mandolin playing, piano duets and rectiations; also fine spread, in cluding salads, ices, cakes and sand wiches. Little Helen is the youngest sister of George Bone, the well known polo and baseball player, now in San Francisco with the big baseball league there.
 Friend F.. Brooks of this city has purchased the residence of Milo Hne in Brooksvale, and will occupy 1t as his summer home.
 The issue of the Lit which will ap- pear on May 15 will contain the follow ing articles Essays, When Hope is Dead by w, R. Kinney 1e4; Henrik lbsen," by D, F. scher 1904, Stories, "A Peep Into Paradise, by R. S. Childs 1904; "Slas Matthews Kid" by c. c. Kennedy 1904 Verse, The Harvest" by H. Ford 1904 The Duchess of Buckingham" by G. s. Arnold 1903 Portfolio, The Souls Expression" by L. c. Frost 1905; "On the Deep Waters" by G. Chittenden 1904 The Maiden and the Butterfly" by H. F. Griffin 1903,
 Royal Warner has charge of the re- pairs being made on the Samoset club house, also on the residence of Mrs. Virginia Hall Campbell avenue and MT. Mansfield's home on Elm street, West Haven.
 The Ella Minor division, G. I. A., No TIT, gave a sociable to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers at West Ha- ven town hall last evening. most en- joyable evening was spent Dancing was the principal event Of the even ing.
 Edward Bayles, who has been sick for several months and has been stay ing with his uncle, MT. Bauer of 1884 Richard street West Haven, has re- turned to his home at 7s5 Washington avenue in the borough.
 The new pastor of Summerfield Nj. E. church, Rev. F. J. Shackelton, and fam fly, will be given reception by the members and friends of the congresa- ton in the church parlors this evening. to which the public are cordially in- vited An interesting programme has been prepared. The ladies will serve refreshments. No charge will be made.
 MT. Weed and family of Brooklyn, N Yp expect to again occupy the Inavhote in Cheshire for the summer
 Dr. Prince, secretary of the Law and Order league, will speak at the even- ing services of the Congregational church Westville, next Sunday He will take for his subject 'Perils of and Corrupt Politics"
 Walter Scott has leased for two years his cottage the Wentworth to MT. Stannard and family of New Ha- ven. They are now in possession of 1t,
 Dr. and Mrs. Winne are in Westfield and the condition of Mrs. Wlnne Is greatly improved for the better They will return to Westville about the first part of next week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beadle returned | recently to Cheshire from Beleview, | Fla. where they have been spending | he winter, The public library is the | 'ecipient of a valuble present from Miss | Etta Chamberln. It consists of many If her fathers we'll selected books | bound.
 F. H. Robinson, with his wife and | laughter of Woodbury visited with his Mrs Caroline Bronson, in Oxford, Sunday.
 The relatives of Mrs. Bertha Lipp- lardt, wife of Rev. Mir. Lipphardt of Buffalo, N. Y, received word Tuesday hat she was taken down with serious hroat sickness.
 l.. F. Armstrong has as guests at his lome on Christian street Oxford, his 'arents from Bennington Vt
 Miss Minnie Spanutius, daughter of lr. and Mrs. George c. Spanutius was onored with birthday surprise party tuesday by her many girl friends at Ter home, No, 50 William street. The title ones presented the celebrant, who ompleted her eighth year Tuesday, yith many gifts and tokens in memory f the event. Music, games and re- which were plentiful, help d all to enjoy the event thoroughly. The Girls Friendly society met at ne home of the secretary, Mrs J, Fred rick Sexton of Whalley avenue, Tues ay evening. Four new members were |