The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-30

MISS Il. V. colbert, trained hul se from this city, has been secured by the South Norwalk authorities to care for
 Mrs. Gottlieb Mentz and her daughter, Miss Augusta, the smallpox patients, | who are quarantined at the home or
 Mrs. Louis W. Quitman on Bouton street, South Norwalk. Miss Colbert is
 graduate of the New Haven hospital, 1 class of '99, and has had much eXper- l fence in the care of smallpox patients. Mrs. William Taylor of Meriden has arrived at her cottage at Indian Neck. MT. and Mrs. Hastings of Meriden, also arrived at the Neck Wednesday. A very pleasant social event was held in the rooms of the Railroad Y. M. C.. A. last evening. The annual banquet to the members of the Bible class was the function of the evening. About forty members partook of the spread. Assistant Secretary Merriam officiate as toastmaster and several of the mem
 bers of the class, together with invited guests, were called upon for remarks. The Twentieth Century Whist club of
 Branford was recently entertained by
 Mrs. Walter FOote at her new home on University Place, New Haven. All the
 members were present except Mrs. Is-
 bell, for whom Mrs. Palmer substituted
 The afternoon was pleasantly passed
 with the cards, after which dainty re-
 treatments were served by the hostess,
 who was assisted by Mrs. Bliss. The
 first prize, a unique jardiniere, was cap
 tured by Mrs. w. A. Bryan, and the
 consolation prize, an antique plate, by
 Mrs. Covert.
 St. Johns P. E. church of this city
 went to New York Tuesday and in the
 evening participated in concert given
 by the Westminster Choral society, of
 which Professor F. A. Fowler of this
 city is director. The soloist of the eve
 ming was Miss B. Holley, soprano, who
 it will be remembered, gave a delight ful song recital at the recent State
 Music Teachers festival in this city.
 She is the soloist of the Westminster Presbyterian church, of which Profess sor Fowler is organist and musical di rector The following artists took solo parts: Miss Blanca Holley, Mrs. J. F. w. Sanderson, harpist; Miss Hattie Stiles, solo soprano of St. Johns church, this city; Charles Rice, tenor, soloist of Christ church, New York; C. w. Wor- cester, bass soloist of St. Johns church here; Miss Maria Teresa Berge and Charles R. Fowler, organist of St. Johns, who shared the honors as ac- companists. In the programme rem dered was a selection from "The Crea- ton" by Haydn.
 Wilbur H. Pollard, formerly of Mad ison, now of Clinton, was married We'd nesday evening to Miss Anna Robertson of Brooklyn, N Y. The young people will make their home in Clinton.
 Professor Buehler, English master of the Hotchkiss school, Lakeville, de- livered an illustrated lecture at the New Britain club last evening. Subject, "The Battle of Gettysburg" A lunch was served during the evening.
 MT and Mrs William Eaton have re- turned to their home in the Berkshire Hills after a visit to Mrs. A. Maxcy Hitler of Temple. street. MT. and Mrs. Eaton are old residents of New Haven and their many friends in this city gave them warm welcome while they were here
 Invitations were received in this city by friends and relatives of Jewell Mitchell Gompertz to attend the grad uation exercises of the Georgetown uni- versity, school of medicine. dental de- partment, which took place in Wash ington, D. C., last evening" MT Com pertz is one of the graduates. He is a brother of Dr. Louis M. Gompertz of this city
 The senate has passed the bill to in- crease the pension of Henry W. Tryon of Meriden from $S to SPA Tryon serv- ed in the 27th Massachusetts regiment bill of Connecticut soldier that passed was the one granting a pension of $36 month to Frederick Bukley of New Haven, who served in Co. A, 27th c. " Both these bills were by Senator Platt.
 MT. Jacques, bookkeeper at Foskett & Bishops, with his family are settled for their summer in their cottage at the Savin Rock shore
 Mrs. John Bisett of Richmond Fur 1 mace, Miss, is spending few days at | the home of MT. and Mrs. William l 5chillng, IS Redfield street
 R. B. Hughes of this city, a veteran | bicyclist, about eghty-three years of age, took a trip to Oxford on his wheel | recently for a visit to his brother, w. | w. Hughes
 Miss Richards and Miss Bradley, who | nave been in New York visiting Miss | Bradleys brother have returned to | heir home on Main street, West Ha- | vei.
 Grand lecturer Mrs Emma Rowland | If West Haven and Past Grand Patron | w. H. Pierpont of this city were among | he officers present at a reception by | Pierpont chapter O. E. S., in Torring- 1 on Monday night
 W. H. Bowman and family who have 'esided on Washington avenue, West | Haven, removed yesterday to Worces-<I CT, Mass, before going to their new lome They will visit in Elmra and Albany, N. Y.
 B. J. Maltby has been confirmed by he senate as postmaster of Northford, New Haven county. This is a reap ointment.
 Mrs. Harry Lindsley of New York las been spending a few days with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Edward Smith If Center street, West Haven
 Connecticut pensions were issued yes erday as follows: Increases to Charles
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