The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-14
PERSON. AL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

Max OsterWeis and his family will
 stay at Savin Rock this summer and
 they will occupy the Matthias cottage
 for the season. They have one of the
 most desirable locations at the Rock.
 The Sharp Look Out association of
 Branford will meet at Armory hall on
 Thursday evening, when Mrs. Sharpe
 Will make plans for the summer months
 and complete arrangements for trip
 by trolley next Saturday. The boys
 will be taken to the Yale gymnasium
 and Peabody museum.
 At the annual meeting of the New
 Haven Master Plumbers association
 held Monday evening in the Insurance
 building, the following officers were l elected: President, Clinton F. Coe;
 vice president, Thomas Routh; corre-
 spending secretary, H. B. Bushnell; re-
 cording secretary, J. F. Campbell;
 financial secretary, F. R. Tierney;
 treasurer. T. w. Corbett; sergeant at
 arms, T. F. Connolly. Delegates to the
 national convention to be held in Atlan- tic City, June 17, IS and 19, were elect ed as follows: Clinton E. Coe, T. F. | Connolly, s. F. Dibble and Y. w. Cor | bett.
 | F. H. Benton and family will occupy ! the handsome cottage at West Haven this summer which belongs to Philando Armstrong. They will move down about the middle of this month. ] meeting of the Branford Business
 Mems association will be held this even ing at the office of Frank Golding, for
 the prupose of winding up affairs for | the season.
 Miss Helen Gauntlet Williams of 651 Howe street has been engaged by
 Professor Bristol, the celebrated New
 York vocal teacher, formerly of New
 Haven, to take charge of the sight
 reading classes at the summer school
 at Martha's Vineyard this summer.
 Miss Williams has been very ably as- sisting Professor Bristol in New York
 in the sight reading department all
 winter.
 All members of the Branford Twen- tieth Century whist club having now arrived home, the final meeting of the club will be held at the residence of Mrs. Charles Colvert of Milford avenue on Friday afternoon, May 23
 Major D. A. Blakeslee and Dwight w. Blakeslee have improved their premises on Beach street, Savin Rock, by widening the driveway and rebuild ing in part the sea wall.
 The programme for the minstrels and dance to be given this evening in the West Haven town hall by the Law renee Lyceum T. A. B. society is as follows Overture, Raymond M. Hen ming, interlocutor, John J. Shanley; bones. James P. Rourke, Edward c. Hannah; tambos, P. J. English, Will liam F. Sexton; ensemble a, My Girls i From Dixie: b. Soldiers in the Past, | entire company; introduction and drill | of end men: song, Stay In Your Own | Back Yard, George J. Fender; song, | Ive Got De Blues, Edward c. Hannah; | song, Across the Fields to Adelaide | Charles J Friend; song. speciality, Charles H. Conaty; song. I'm Going to Live Anyhow Till I Die, P J. Eng fish; song, T Dreamed My Dear Old I Mother Was a Queen, Thomas J. Han nan; song, Go Way Back and Sit f Down, William F. Sexton; song, The of Aching Hearts, Albert T. Meroth; song, If Time Was Money I'd | Be a Millionaire, James P Rourke; song, I'm Glad I Met You Mary, John J. Herman: grand finale. entire com pany, a. When the Boys Go Marching E B; b, The Wedding of the Reuben and the Maid; chorus, John J. Rourke, Richard A. Hannah, Frank P. McCor mack, Andrew N. Rothery, James E, Moran. Part 2, song and dance, While Dancing on the Old Barn Flo, Richard A. Hannah, Sexton, William F.; boxing in barrels, Tony and Freddie Law renee; trio, Messrs. Hammond, Sexton and Hannah; instrumental duet, Messrs. Thomas J. Hannah and James P. Rourke; Raymond H. Henning, mu- sical director: M A. Gaffrey, stage M E. Rourke, business man lger
 Mrs. O'Brien of Mount Carmel and Miss Teresa Jones of Newark, N. J., are visiting the Rice family on Main street, Branford,
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Lindsley of Bos on are the guests of MT. and Mrs. : Edward Smith of Center street, West Haven.
 Mrs. McGibbon, the artist, and her wo daughters, have moved to Savin ! Rock for the season.
 Harry Hyman and family of this ,ity are occupying their cottage on Beach street West Haven.
 The Hawthorne club of West Haven net yesterday afternoon with Mrs. J. I. Merriam of 516 Howard avenue.
 William Putnam and wife have nov d from George Street to their home on Beach street, West Haven. On Sunday Ifr. Putnam opened his restaurant for he first time this season. He has been proprietor of the Putnam restaurant for :. many seasons. succeeding o. Howes, vho conducted it for years previously. | MT. and Mrs. Michael Bagley and : amily of Dayton, O., are the guests ! f Mrs. Bagley of Ivy street, Branford d Mrs. l.. w. Voss of this city has ar ived at her cottage on Beach street, ! Vest Haven. Dr. w. c. Vile of Danbury, who had : lans made for $100,OO0 opera house uilding to be erected there, has an ounced that the project would be bandoned, MT. Eakin, who has had charge of he Boys league of the First Congre- U oI,, will II