The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-12

West Haven, is recovering from her at 1 tack of the grip.
 Christian Gutbrod of Lombard street, who has been i'll at his home for some | time, is able to be about again.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Barton or l Washington avenue, West Haven, With l their nephew, Newell A. Thompson, Jr., will remove to Boston early thls | spring to make their permanent resi- | dence in that city.
 | Mrs c. A. Rosenthal and son Thom- as have left for Paterson, N J., where | they are visiting Mrs. Emma RogoWski, formerly of this city, and sister or ] Mrs. Rosenthal.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. c. Sperry, with their family, who reside on Campbell ave ! nue, West Haven. will remove to New
 York ctiy, where MT. Sperry is engaged in business.
 The committee that has charge Of the dance of the Westville Social and Athletic club have changed the date for the affair. The evening now declued upon is Wednesday night, March 2b, ln- stead of March 21. The tickets for the dance, which is to be held in Masonic hall, will be issued to-day.
 Riley Thomas of Elm street, West Haven, has resigned his position with Rand the photographer, and has gone to Rockville, where he vii open pho- tcgraph gallery.
 Rev. William A. Beardsley, pastor Of St. Thomas church, will offlciate at the Lenten services in tie St. James church, Westville, tomorrow evening" The following Thursday Rev. MT. Nor gan, pastor of the Christ church of Hartford, will officiate at the local Episcopal church. Rev. J. Frederick Sexton, pastor of the St. James hurch, will assist in both services.
 Mrs A1pheus Merwin of Orange, who has been spending several months with her daughter, Mrs. Leonidas Alling, at her home in New York, has returned.
 Albert B. Robbins of Boston, Yale 1905 has been spending few days with Guilford D. Young of Elm street, West Haven
 Rev. Frank A. Scofield, pastor of the First M. F. church, Meriden, in recent years pastor of Grace M. F. church. llllS tllS, dllllOullNti u oili llio puipll Sunday that the hurch is at last free from debt. He said the last $1 900 had been paid on the mortgages and that every outstanding debt had been set tied. When Pastor Scofied went to Meriden the church debt was nearly $14 900 and he raised the money by sub- scription as well as about 1000 with which to make necessary repairs. It is expected that special exercises will be held next Sunday when all the old notes will be destroyed in the presence of the congregation.
 Frank F. Wilcox Of Guilford, who has been a sufferer from appendicitis for several weeks past, is very i'll and his condition is such as to cause grave alarm.
 Mrs. John H. Platt of West Chapel street gave a luncheon yesterday at the Country club in honor of MT. and Mrs. Burrows of Cleveland, O. Other guests were MT. and Mrs G. & Barnum.
 The condition Of Herbert Barnett of West Haven, who accidentally shot himself in the knee on Saturday. is very comfortable. The bullet which entered just above the knee has not as yet been located and it Is not known or not the ball lodged In the oe the limb or not. If further give an indication that the bullet did lodge there the use of N-rays will probably be resorted to. The young man is cheerful. has good appetite and it is hoped that no serious developments will arise,
 Tn wedding of Miss Lilly Doretta Frank to Abraham Asher of Boston will occur to-day at noon at the resi- dence of the brides parents, 101 Cot tage street The ceremony will be per formed by the Rev MT. Levy of the Temple Mishkan Israel. Owing to the death of Mir. Asher's father only imne- diate relatives of the family are bid den, and it will be a very quiet affair. Harry Asher of this city and mem- Der of the firm of Lehrberger & Asher, furriers of Boston, Mass. The young couple will reside in ! Brookline, Mass, where MT, Asher has D beautiful house, situated on Beals | street, and in the most attractive part | of Boston's loveliest suburb
 A very pleasant surprise was given ! at the home of Mir and Mrs William 1 Burgess of Derby avenue Monday ! evening. It was arranged to celebrate | jointly the birthday anniversary of | Mrs. William Burgess Mrs. A. Myers | and Mrs. L, Schaaf. The vocal and in- l