The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-14

l evening at the office of the board of ed- ucation Dr. Stuart N. Rowe, principal l of Lowell district, addressed the meet ing of the Supervising Principals cluo on his recent trip to the Natlohal School Superintendents convention at l Chicago.
 The social committee of Ethel chap ter, o. F. S., held a meeting Wednes- day night at the home of Mrs. Wli- i liam Watson on Dayton street, west vile to talk over it's coming entertain ment.
 The Idle Hour Whist club of West l Haven met Wednesday evening at the ! home of Mrs Dora Domkee, of Union 1 avenue.
 1 Frank Rachor, formerly of Plants vile, is seriously i'll in New York city with bronchial trouble. MT Rachor ! was located in Mt. Vernon, N. r., for time but of late has taken up ms abode In the metropolis. His condition is said to be critical. 1 Savin Rock council No. 106S, Royal Arcanum. held it's regular bi-monthly meeting in Masonic hall, West Haven Wednesday evening. Matters relating to the class initiation to be he'd on March 25 in Masonic Temple, in New Haven, were discussed, and the part Savin Rock council will take in the programme was outlined. The council will be represented officially by James R. Whitney, acting as chaplain.
 Mrs. Michael McGann is quite ill at her home in Woodbridge.
 The Sacred Heart alumni held spe- ..rrI,& i,, hn hall, at which they distributed tickets for their mid-Lenten dance and enter talnment to be held in the school hall next Monday night. Admission will be by invitation only.
 Willis Barnes, the watchman at the oyster beds, who is suffering with par alysis at the hospital, was about the same yesterday,
 Miss Eugene Gold, of Whalley ave- nue, has gone to Warner, Mass, where she will be the guest of friends for month.
 Charter Oak lodge, N. F. O. P, cele- brated its tenth anniversary Wednes- day evening in an interesting manner. There was good vocal and instrumental music, an interesting history of the lodge by William c. Mcintosh. of the grand lodge, and deputy for two of the city lodges. and dancing. Refreshments were served.
 William Stevens, who has been visit ing friends in Marlborough, Mass, for a number Of weeks, has returned to his home on Valley street, Westville.
 Mrs. R. O. Babcock of Washington avenue, West Haven, has gone to New London to visit her sister, Mrs. G. A. Watrous, and while there she will at tend the institution of the chapter of the o. F. s. recently founded in that city
 Miss Stella Davis, of Fountain street Westville, left Wednesday evening for Watervile Me. Miss Davis received worpd that her mother was seriously i'll and that her presence at home was needed. Mrs. Leverett Goodyear, of Richard street, West Haven. is recovering from her severe attack of peritonitis. The Y. P. S. c. F. of Westville will hold an old-fasllioned homemade can dy sale in the Congrega tional church 1 parlors tomorrow afternoon. At the l sale candy in every way, shape, man | ner. state and condition will be sold. | Delicious candy will be made by the members
 William Brainard, of West Haven, l has returned from an extensive busi- | ness trip.
 Miss Helen Ufford, of 504 Winchester | avenue, gave whist party to num- Der of her friends at her home last eve ming for the entertainment of Howard | Clark, of Callas, Maine, who is visiting | friends here. About thirty guests were | present.
 A private musicale will be given at | the residence of Mrs. Frederick P New ton, 6S Dwight street, next Monday evening for the benefit of the Florence Crittenton mission of this city. Those who will take part in the entertain ment are Mrs. F. Howard Russell, so- orano Mrs. Frederick l.. Scott. pianist, of Farmington Miss Mae J. Colt, elo- ,utionist; Seymour L. Spier, tenor; Francis S. Hamilton jr., bass, and Harry H. Whitaker accompanist. The | for the evening is as fol- ows:
 Air Narie ......,.......,,.....,. Handel
 Mrs. Scott. Whistling solo .......,.,.......Se Selected
 MT. Hamilton.
 a. Until Gods Day" l. Dudley Buck b. Dreamy Days" William Ashford
 MT. Spier. '1ano solo ..,...,,..,....,......S Selected
 Mrs. Scott. The Promise of ife'.........,,....
 ...,...............F Frederick H. Cove
 Mrs. Russell Chamber Scene C"The ChrstianD..
 ........................ Hall Caine
 Miss Colt. The Bandolero" ......... Leslie Stuart
 MT Hamilton, Forbidden Music" ...,....S. Gastadon
 Mrs. Russell. Newport Romance" ................ Miss Colt,
 a. Persian Serenade".. .........
 ....................... Adeline Train { b. "Daisies" ...........,.C. B. Hawley
 MT. Spier 'olonaise, Op. 26, No. 1.,........ Chopin I
 Mrs. Scott. r Mrs w S Horton anfarte ipe6 tha ST (