The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-12
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEHSOFINTERESTC CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And other People Known tn This CIty
Local Social Events Here and EIse-

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According to his election expense re-
turn as fled with the town clerk yes
terday Rollin S. Woodruff, the success
full republican candidate for senator
from this, the eighth senatorial district,
spent $3.50 during the campaign.
Albert Garfield of Norfolk spent Sat
urday and Sunday in this city as the
guest of Fred Johnson. He will go from
New Haven to Guilford to make visit.
The Westyille hose company will meet
this evening and there will probably be
a discussion of the ways and means
| whereby a new hose carriage may be
procured
Tonight in Madison Rev. W. H. H.
Murray (''Adirondack Murray" will
read selections from his numerous works
for the benefit of the NJ. Z. church.
The condition of Leon B. Fowler, who
is ill at the New Haven hospital as the
result of an accidental shot wound is
rapidly improving and he is expected
to be out in a week. Last week Mr..
Fowler was very low, but he has gained
rapidly since Sunday.
Miss Champion. daughter of George
NJ. Champion of Madison. has gone to
Middletown nursing She is a skilled
trained nurse.
Mrs. Frances Page has returned from
Short Beach, Branford. to her home on
Montowese street for the winter. Her
son George Page and wife will occupy
the upper floor of the same house.
Harry Houston of this city addressed
a teachers meeting in the Broadway
school building at Norwich yesterday on
WRITING"
The Saturday Afternoon Whist club
of Branford will meet this week With
Miss Clara Kenyon of Damascus. A
bust will leave Hoadley & Hutchin-
sons store at o'clock Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bushnell of this
city are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore F. Rose on Comstock avenue,
1Voryton.
Thomas Hayes formerly of Westville,
removed from Woodbridge yesterday to
occupy the George L. s. Miller farm In
Ramsdall street, Westville. Millers
place has been unoccupied since the
death of Mr.. Miller's mother. which &C.
cured last spring.
Miss Mamie O'Connor of Liberty
street, Middletown, who is sick, has
been removed to the New Haven hos
pital for treatment.
The Rev Mr.. Marvin, pastor of the
Woodbridge Congregational church
has erected O beautiful monument ir
Woodbridge cemetery, and the names OF
the two deceased members of the pas.
tors family have been placed on the
shaft. These are the names Of his Ia.
. mented wife, Sylvania, and of his son
. Edward r. Marvin.
Mrs. ]. Haydn Wand has returned
from Europe and is spending the win.
ter with friends in this city.
Mrs. Henry W. Hubbard of Branfort
left yesterday morning for WestfielG
where she will be the guest of Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Lounsbury,
Frederick c. Cook Of this city was thu
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick N
Burr of Elliott street, Meriden, ovel
Sunday.
The Montowese lodge, /. o. o. +. ,ha(
a very pleasant entertainment Monday
night, the programme as follows: Ad'
dress of welcome Noble Grand Frank l
Kimball; song, Past Grand George r. J
Staley; history of lodge, District Depu,
ty Grand Master A. o. Chatfield; song
Frank W. Steele. Cigars were passed
and members present left we'll pleased
with the evening spent in Montowese
No Is.
Bishop Brewster has appointed Wed.
nesday, November 10, for the twenty.
second annual meeting of the Connec.
ticut branch of the Womans auxiliary
to the Board of Missions, to be held IN
New London. The holy communion viii
be celebrated at the st. James Episco.
pal church at a. M, to be followed al
10 o'clock by the reading of reports
The announcement of work for tbs
Utah, Archdeacon Joyner of South
Carolina, and the Rev. Mr.. Claiborne Of
Suwanee, Tenn, will be present.
Mrs Laura Crane Robinson Of Bran
ford has returned from a visit with
friends in Washington, Conn.
Mrs. John Clark, who has been visit
ing her sister In Worcester. Mass, has
returned to her home on Elm street
West Haven.
Nine. Roger Miclos, celebrated
French pianist, will make her first con.
cert tour Of America this winter, under
the management of Ludwig NJ. Ruben
beginning in February.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Hoadley of Bran.
ford had for their guest Sunday G. H
Baldwin, formerly of Branford, but
later Of Texas.
Rev. Michael j. OConnor, assistant
pastor of st. Mary's r. C. church, New
Britain, has been transferred to West
Thompson and Pomfret.
A large delegation from Winslow's
Sons lodge and their families of Bran.
ford attended a Masonic banquet II
North Branford last evening.
The interest of P. w. Wilbur in the
New Britain HarWare Manufacturing
company has been purchased by James
F. North, who is now sole owner The
company is capitalized at $4,000.
Mrs. Samuel Beach Of Branford has
returned from visit with her son, p
D. Beach and family Of New York city
Miss Grace Hopkins was rendered 6
farewell surprise at the home of Arthur
Knox, Is North Union avenue, Wes
Haven. Miss Hopkins is about to re.
turn to her former home in Danbury
Games and music were the features Of
the evening. A delightful supper was
served after which dancing was indulg'
ed in until late hour.
! John M. Hall, president of the New
York. New Haven and Hartford Rail