The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-19

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 4. Fitch Bromley. who has been as- sistant secretary of the New Britain I. l II. C. 4. for three years. has been elect ] ed secretary of the Y. NJ C. A. of Northampton. Mass. He will enter on his new duties there on the first of Oc- tober.
 D. 4 Kreider. of 29S Lawrence street. instructor at Yale. has, returned from { his vacation.
 1 Friend F. Brooks and family. of 501 1 Whitney avenue. who have been at Brooksvale, for the summer. have re- ! turned home.
 1 Miss Mary Van Deusen, of Virginia, ] graduate of Mt. Holy0lIc college, will spend the winter in Southington with 1 her friend, Miss Ryder, and will attend 1 the New Britain Normal school. l Mrs. John Sinister, of 5S Foster street. was given a surprise by her relatives on Monday evening in honor of her fif- 1 ty-eignth birthday. Her family pre- scented her with a dozen silver knives and forks, and she was also the recipi- ent of several gifts from friends. A collation. was served and the evening was pleasantly passed with music and games. Among those present were MT. and Mrs. F. B. Shuster, MT. and Mrs. E. L. Simpson, Miss Florence Simpson, Herbert Simpson, Frederick Simpson, Miss Mildred Simpson, Miss Ella Shus- ter, Miss Estella Shuster, Edson Shus- ter, John Shuster, Mrs. Pitken Taylor, of Glastonbury, and Mrs. John Shuster. Charles Noel Flagg has painted for the members of the bar of this state portrait of Judge Nathaniel Shipman. It is eventually to be placed in the United States court room in the govern ment building in this city.
 At Double Beach on Wednesday, un- der the auspices of class 42 of Trinity M E. school, F. F. Bowman leader. a. special car left Dwight place at 10 a. n., carrying the party for the days outing. The tables were presided over by Mrs. William Everhart and Mrs. Charles Chadwick. Covers were laid for sixty people, who did ample justice to all the good things provided. The afternoon was spent playing duck on rock, base ball and other games. The ball nine was as follows: P. F. Bowman, L. A. Bettcher L. F. Bettcher. A. L. Willis, M Merrill, Rev. Enoch Bell, A. Bow man and D. J. A. Hodgson. The un1- pires were M. Willis and M. P. Hitch cock. By the kindness of J. D. Welch a large number enjoyed a delightful trip in his naphtha launch. Many thanks and hearty cheers were given MT. Welch at parting. Great credit is due Mrs. P. F. Bowman for the success full ending of the day.
 1 Roy Shumway of Alden avenue, who 1 for some time has been the foreman of the Pond Lily company. has re- signed from that concern and is now in New York city, where he is to take a business position.
 Irwin Morton, who has been i'll at his home on Montowese street, Branford, for the past week. is reported improv- ing rapidly.
 A very pleasant party was rendered Miss Susie Comisky at her home, 164 Franklin street, Wednesday evening. The house was decorated with palms and goldenrod A turkey supper was served at midnight. The evenng was spent in games and music. A solo was rendered by Stephen Walker and re- citation by Susie Comisky.
 MT. and Mrs William Began of this city left recently for Litchf1eld, where MT. Began is seeking a change of cli- mate for the benefit of his health. Their children are the guests of the Sullivan ] family on Cedar street in Branford. Mrs. Began was formerly Miss Fannie Sullivan of Branford.
 Miss Margaret Tobin of Harbor street, Barnford. is visiting Mrs. Charles Bishop of Ferry street.
 S. Emerson Findley, teacher of Latin at the Hlllhouse high school, has just received a fine offer from the Washington State university, to be- come professor of Latin at that institu- He has been teaching in the high school two years, coming here after receiving a degree from the graduate school at 1 Harvard.
 Miss Mary Garvey has fully recovered from her recent illness and resumed work at the Branford telephone ex- chane. Mrs. Parker, who has been sub stituting for Miss Garvey, returned to Hartford yesterday accompanied by her daughter, Eva.
 The condition of Miss Celia Sexton of Westville, who is i'll with typhoid fever, is much improved.
 Mrs. Thomas Marshall and her son, William, of Branford, left yesterday for a two weeks visit to friends in Water bury.
 Professor and E. A. Parsons have re- turned from trip to Western New York and to Cambridge, Mass.
 Among the Branford guests at the wedding of Miss Florence Newell of West Haven, formerly of this place, were Mrs. George Marsh Mrs. George Parker and Miss Betsy J. Blackstone of Branford
 MT. Farmer and family of Orange, N. J., are expected to return in the near future and spend several days at their cottage at Indian Neck.
 MT. and Mrs. Nathaniel Ross of East Main street, Branford, will move to this city in the near future.
 Postmaster James Holden and son, William, of Forestville, are visiting in this city. William Holden will enter the Yale Law school at the opening of the university peyt wanlx rTh,1rsdau