The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-26

DR.. K. E. Beardsley, formerly Of Mer-
iden, who has been on an extended trip
through Europe, is a guest at the Win
throp.
G. A Russ of Waterbury was yester-
day in this city to visit his mother, who
lies seriously i'll at the hospital
Connecticut pensions: Originals:
George w. Lamb, East Hartford Mead
ow, Sc; widows, minors and dependent
relatives, Chloe L. Pratt. East Litch-
field, $12.
Miss Florence Hurlburt of Westport
is visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Brooks of
Meriden has gone to Baltimore on a
visit to Mr.. Brooks parents. Mr..
Brooks was a pitcher on the Meriden
ball team Of 1900, but now has an eX-
celIent position with the Winchester
Repeating Arms company of this city.
Mrs. Brooks was formerly Miss Iva Tai
madge, a clerk in Sherwood G. Sons de-
partment store, Meriden.
Miss Eva Jeanette Kay daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Kay Of Meriden,
will leave for New York next Monday
on trip to West Virginia.
Many of the young people of Prospect
who have been teaching or attending
school out OF town are at home for the
holidays, among them being Miss Ethel
Phipps from Mt. Holyoke college; Miss
Bertha Clark from her school in CIin-
tOnville, Miss Ruth Hotchliss from the
New Britain Normal school, Miss Car
RE Clark and Miss Rubie Morse from
their schools in Waterbury and Miss
Mabel Hotchkiss from her school in
Bethany.
Mrs. E. c. Snyder of this city is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Hart of North Willow street,
Waterbury.
Thomas H. Fray, the we'll known en-
gineer who has been running on the
night freight south from Waterbury to
New Haven for the past year or two,
has returned to his former position as
engineer on the WATERFOWL branch of
the Naugatuck divisions position which
he held for many years. Mr. Trays
| numerous friends are glad to welcome
him again on this run.
Charles w. Miller of Stonington was
in town for short stay yesterday.
Mrs. Harriet Munger of Mantle re-
turned Monday from a months. visit
with friends in this city
Alvah Chapman returned to his bust
ness in this city Monday. He went to
Mystic to attend the funeral of his sis
ter, which occurred Sunday afternoon
from her late home on Mason's Island.
Mrs. Henry Hull of Wallngford left
on Monday for Cincinnati in response
to message announcing the serious ILL
ness of her sister.
Invitation We're received in Walling-
ford on Wednesday for the marriage
of Walter Atwood Hall to Miss Lucille
Carol Reynolds, daughter of Rey. and
Mrs. Asa Edward Reynolds, which will
take place at the North Haven Baptist
church, Cambridge, Mass, Wednesday,,
! January Z, at o'clock. The bride-elect
| is the only daughter of Rev. and Mrs
| Reynolds, formerly of Walingford. Mr..
Hall is a well known Wallingford young
man, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Null
| ton Hall. He is a graduate of the
! Wallingford high school, Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, and Harvard
| university. He now holds a position
with the General Electric company in
| Lynn, Mass.
| Attorney and Mrs. C. A. Harrison of
| Wallingford have for their guests over
| Christmas Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus Dud-
| ley of Guilford, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. George Fl. Mum
ger of North Branford, Mr.. and Mrs.
| C. M. Bergstresser and Miss Ethel
Bergstresser of New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Conklin and W. Conklin of Hartford.
,,1 Toor hn. M
son and Miss Minnie Barber of this city
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Hodgkinson over Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Warner
of West Haven were the guests of Se~
lectman and Mrs. M. e. Cooke of Wall
ingford over Christmas.
DR.. J. r. Barker of Wallingford will
entertain the New Haven Dental club
next Tuesday.
Noel Frazier OF PIantsville and Miss
Elizabeth Mclaughlin of Meriden were
married Wednesday morning at
o'clock at st. Thomas parochial resi-
dence, Southington, by Rev. W. J. Doc
Ian. A reception followed the ceremo-
ny at the home of the groom. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frazier will reside in Plantsville.
Mr.. Frazier is a motorman %on the local
trolley road.
Mrs. M. S. McKiernan Of South Mer-
iden came to this city Wednesday after
noon and spent Christmas with her
mother. Mrs. Sarah r. Doody.
Miss Nellie Bradley Of Short Beach
is the guest of r~sister, Mrs. Freder-
lex SchWenk of Cutlery avenue, South
Meriden.
Joseph Fish and wife of this city were
guests at the Winthrop hotel Meriden
yesterday.
Rev. E. L. Pangburn, for the past few
years pastor OF the Center Congrega-
tional church, Shelton, has resigned his
position and will, it is said, engage in
business in this city. Mr.. Pangburn' S
resignation came as surprise to his
flock, but it was imperative and was &C.
cordingly accepted. Mr. Pangburns
pastorate ends with the year and he
will at once remove to his new field of
labor.
The friends of Thomas F. Coughlin
one of the most popular conductors on
the Consolidated road, land his friends
are found in every town from New
York to New Haven), will be sorry to
hear that he is confined to his home by
injuries received in fall from a trolley
car.-Stamford Advocate.
The annual dinner of the Connecticut