The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-18

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 vited to this recital
 Letters have been received from MIS- Virginia Kelsey and her granddaugh- ter, Miss Alberta Kelsey, announcing their safe arrival in St. Augustine where they have gone to spehu tlie winter. The journey there was very pleasant In Philadelphia tney met Miss Gerogia Kelsey, who will De Wlth them. They intend making huiiloel of short trips, but their headquarters will be in St. Augustine, and later they will be joined by Mrs. Van Sternpurs'
 Cyrus Futile of Union avenue, west Haven, who has been visiting HIS daughter, Mrs. Walter Young, at her home in Virginia, arrived home Ihurs- day, after having spent deilgh'iui month there,
 Word received in Yalesville Ihursuay from Rev. E. R. Perkins, former pas tor of the Baptist church, states that at Putney, Vt, where he is now locat- ed, there is plenty of snow ana that inc thermometer has been as low as 22 degrees below zero.
 The ladies of the Church of the Mes- sia on Orange street, near Eln' nave arranged to furnish a good not supper at their church every Saturoay eVeii- ing, between to o'clock, a1orolng an opportunity for the clerks ana oth- CTS to obtain a good home meal at a small cost. This will be appreciated by the many workers who cannot spale t the time to go to their homes for theif supper that busy day
 Mrs. Shillitta of Main street. west Haven, is visiting her daughter. MES Edith Shilletto, who is preaclnhs Ill | New Preston. Conn
 ] On January 30 the New Haven Hes- sen Verein will celebrate it's anhiVef- sary with grand festivities.
 At the annual meeting of the Flrst | Congregational church, West Haven | the following officers were elected TOT | 1902: Deacons-F. R. Lewis lsoo, Ei " | Mansfield 1904, James Toles lsVo' Johh | Brown 1905, S. J. Bryant 19oo' trustees' John F. Lomas 1903, Howard " Thompson 1904. E. l.. Nettleton lsoe' standing committee, pastor anu toe@- cons. and George L. Peck l905, 1eolse E. Tucker 1903.T. B. Oliver 1904, Charles R. Iomas 1904; clerk and annailst J. A Ryerson; treasurer. s. J. Bryant; auditor, W. S. Clark; collector George l.. Peck; visitor Mt Carmel home, Mrs'
 w. S. Clark; music committee, II. w. Thompson, H. r. Spencer, Chafles MIC
 Clelland; superintendents adult sohooi' c. l.. Clark, J. M. Tolles, G. E. LUCK CT: intermediate Mrs. F. k. LeWls'
 urinary. Mrs. D. A. Kinner; seeretar-
 ies Fl. c. Tolles, Charles McClelland;
 treasurer w. H. Moulthrop; librarians G L. Peck. S. B. Smith, H. D. Thomp-
 son, Paul H. Juelich, W. G. Thomsoh' library committee, Rev. N. J. squires' c. l.. Clerk, G. l.. Peck w. H. Moui-
 throp. Mrs. c. l.. Clark, MISS haltie
 Reynolds, Mrs. s. J, Bryant MISS
 Florence Smith, Miss Ora Wilcox Wel- coming committee, H. V. Rlcharos'
 Iobn Wilkinson, Charles H. Lindsley Charles N. Yorke; ushers and coilec- , tors. H. c. Tolles, J. M. Tolles, G. E
 Tucker Charles McClelland, Il. p'
 Thompson, E. G. Mansfield, jr, W. G
 Thomson, r. S. King; prayer meetine
 committee. Rev. N. J. Squires D. G
 Minsfeld Mre. c. L. Clark, Miss Dora
 Alling, J. M Tolles F. G. Tucker uei-
 egates to New Haven union, the pastor
 and Deacon F. c. Mansfield; to the
 Federation of churches, the pastor Deacon Mansfield and Mrs. 5, J. Bfy' ant. -,
 Miss Hlldah Olsen and Edward St
 Iobn botb of West Haven, were united in marriage Thursday by the Rev Fa'
 ther Curtin of St. Lawrence church Miss Olsen is well known in the DOT
 ough as a nurse, and MT. St, John, WhS
 resides at 161 Richards street, IS em'
 ployed by Tower, the grocer on con
 gress avenue.