The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-01-07


nected with the settling of the Hotch
kiss estate.
A. S. Hail. of Pittsburg was the CUES
OF his brother DR., Benjamin S. Hall, IL
Branford yesterday.
Mrs. Kate Foote Coe, regent of the
Susan Darlington Clarke chapter, D. A
r., of Meriden, left the day after
Christmas for a six months tour in ia
pan and China, leaving San Francisco
on January A. Mrs Coe is a sister OF
Professor Jenkins of the experimental
station.
Miss Ida M. Adams, corresponding
secretary of the New Haven Y. z. ). G
E., has removed her office to Il Carmel
street.
/ Miss Mary A. Wright, of High street
is confined to the house by a severe
cold,
Miss Clara Switzerland, of Clinton
has returned to West Haven and re-
| sumed her school duties after passing
/ the holiday vacation with her parents
in Clinton.
Miss Charlotte Barnes has been Wis
| iting her parents and friends through
/
Vassar college this year and was imme-
diately invited to join the Vassar Col
| lege Glee club, as she is in the posses
sion of a beautiful contralto voice,
| which has been trained by Madame
/ Tealdi, Miss Barnes also was CHOSEN
out of many applicants to be the con-
tralto soloist of the Second Dutch Re
formed church at Poughkeepsie one of
the leading churches of that place, at
fine salary.
Invitations are issued for the annual
social and dance which Century coun-
Gil No. q, o. U. A. NJ, will give Tues
day evening, January q, the grand
march to begin at $780,
James f. Rice, of Bradford who was
ill with a severe grip cold last week.
was again at his post of duty yesterday
morning.
Miss Emma A. Clingan, who has been
spending the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs William Clingan, Of Beth
any, has returned to Greenwich.
Fannie e. Dickerman, Lola M. Camp,
Eva l.. Thorpe, May E. Hotchkiss, Oh
i've F. Russell, Nellie z. Turner Iva w.
Turner, Ellen E. Camp, Carrie e. Che
ney and Alonzo F. Miller were admitted
to membership in the Plantsville Con-
gregational church Sunday. Arthur N.
Cheney was received by letter from the
Westville church.
Mrs. Salisbury, on account of illness
will be unable to meet her class at Trim
ity parish house until Wednesday, Jan
uary Is.
Miss Katherine Eliot, of Clinton, has
returned home after passing a week in
Hartford
Caroline NJ Stroud, formerly of this
city. was married December 81, 1901 at
wilmington, Del, to DR.. Leonard Z.
Shaw. They will live at Marietta, Ohio,
where Dr. Shaw has large dental
practice.
Mrs. Julia Stannard and daughter,
Mrs. Ella Hillard. of Clinton, who have
been visiting Robert Stannard and fam
lily in Waterbury, have returned to their
home.
The whist club of the Young Mems
Republican club is to give social
whist and dance on January % in the
club house. The affair is in full charge
of the secretary, George d. Burton. All
whist players and members of the many
clubs of the city are invited to attend,
as the club expects to make the occa-
sion one of the principal events of the
season.
Miss De Chantel Smith. of Putnam
street. returned to Hartford yesterday
to resume her studies at Mt. ST. Jo- !
sephs seminary.
Miss Florence Barnes, of Fair Haven,
is visiting friends in Hartford,
Morris D. Averill an expert sign |
painter, who is at present foreman for |
Hote. the famous contractor of New !
York city whose contracts run we'll up |
into the hundred thousands, is the /
guest of his mother at Branford Point .
for a few days.
William Hunter of Madison, is the .
guest of his brother, Albert Hunter, in I
Hartford,
Walter Benton. of New York city,
who, accompanied by his child, was the
guest of Sheriff George T. Benton and
family in Branford last week. has re-
turned home.
Miss Annie Feltig, of Clinton, who
has been the guest of her parents, has
returned to Ossining, N, Y.
Howard bartholomew, with S A.
1riswold of Branford will depart for
IL
will remain few weeks for the benefit
If his health
Mrs. Susan Smith, Of Clinton, is visit
ng her daughter, Mrs. Andrew More
house, in Meriden.
Mrs. w. H. Stafford and Miss Stat
ord, of Clinton, who have been visiting
Mrs. Stevens in Hartford, have return
id home.
Ralph Meigs, of New York. spent
sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. T. Meigs. in Clinton.
Rev, A. H. Mead Of Meriden, one of
he former pastors of the M. E. church
n Yalesville, preached there on Sunday
morning in the absence of Rev. Mr..
Scott.
The Misses Mary and Elizabeth Scam
an of Branford, returned Saturday
rom an enjoyable vacation spent in =.
where they We're the guests
# their sister, Mrs. Philip Bird.
Charles Marshmeyer, who has been
listing relatives in Yalesville for the
,ast week, returned Saturday to Port
and, Me
Dr. John l. Williams, Of New York
ity, is the guest of his family in Bran
ord.
A meeting of the Emmett club of
was held at Armory hall Sun
lay. A discussion with regard to an