The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-22

and five toasts were responded to- R. P. Mccormick '03 acted as tOastInaster. The following were the toasts: Yale Athletics. Walter Camp 80: Foot ball" Joseph R. Swan 'O2: Baseball" Orion J. Willis '63: Yale Spirit. Frank s. Butterworth '95: The Present Occasion" Thrmas ". FarnhaJn '99.
 D. Newton Barney, recently elected director of the Consolidated railroad. has been elected president of the Far mington Country club for the ensuing year. N. A. Hooker, of this city. has been chosen one of the board of gover- nors.
 Mrs. H. P. Dennison, of Deep River. who was elected treasurer of the w. C. T. L. at the convention held in this city few days ago, is now in Portland. Me, as a delegate of the Middlesex branch of the W. C. T. [. Edward V. Vanderbilt. stenOgrapher in the office of the passenger traffic manager, railroad building, is off on his vacation, during which he will visit rel atives in Philadelphia and Allentown, Pa.
 John K. Sandstrom, of Portland, was in New Haven on a business trip last Thursday and purchased new rubber tired hack for his business. The vehicle was received Friday. The third informal dance given under the auspices of the Regina assembly will take place in Lenox hall next Fri day evening. The committee in charge of the arrangements consists of George A. Edwards, Thomas W. Finnigan, Raymond M Hemming and Archie R. Austin.
 i MT. Andee of San Francisco, has ac- cepted position as bookkeeper for the Mathushek Piano company at it's office in West Haven.
 i l.. A. Fisk, proprietor of the Bran ford Driving park. was presented on Sunday morning with bouncing boy. 1 Mother and baby are resting comforta- bly.
 Russell Lomas. of Elm street West
 Haven, is spending few days with his
 uncle, MT. Crane at his home at Green l port. L. I.
 The Association of United Car Work
 CTS of America met Sunday for their monthly gathering. They were ad- address by Attorney J. F. Donovan on
 "The Relations of Organized Labor to
 Legislation" and by Organizer Thomas
 S. Hare on Organized Labor" About one hundred were present. This asso- citation, formed last May. has now owed 200 members.
 | MT. and Mrs. Charles Graham, of Elm
 street, West Haven. invited, few of
 their friends Saturday evening to as-
 sist them in celebrating the twenty-first
 anniversary of their wedding. Whist
 was played, and al a late hour an elab-
 crate supper was served. Their many
 friends wish them many years of we'd ! ded bliss.
 Miss Myra Nickerson. of Stamford,
 spent a few days last week visiting in West Haven.
 Mr and Mrs. James Rogers moved
 from this city to Branford on Saturday afternoon.
 Mrs. N F Yorke who has been visit
 ing her aunt at Reynolds Bridge, has returned to her home on Campbell ave 1 nue. West Haven.
 The Flower society met in St Mary's
 church, Branford, Sunday to organize
 for the winters work. Fifty members
 are already enrolled and are very en-
 thusiastic. Twenty-nine reported that 1 they had already secured plants, for
 which they will care until Christmas,
 when they will present them to the al- l tar of the church.
 Myron filling, of West Haven left
 Saturday to accept position with the l United States Finishing company, of 1 Pawt ucket.