The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-31

AHCSk-h6 VI NAS huge WHICH was nelQ
at Masonic hall. The entire board Of
officers was elected at the meeting and
the installation will take place on the
evening of Monday, January ?. The Sc
lection of officers was as follows:
Chancellor Commander, Frederick
! Roth; vice chancellor, 4. B. Sinclair;
prelate, Thomas Ridge; master work.
man, William Robertson; master-at-
arms, William Hoffman; inner guard.
Richard Richardson; outer guard,
Hugh Robertson; keeper of records and
seal, Benjamin Sherman; master of
finance, George Spencer; master of
exchequer, Frank Pitcher.
| George Kiley of Whalley avenue,
who was taken suddenly i'll last Friday
morning, has recovered.
Miss Downes of Main street, West
Haven, has returned from visit of
several weeks with her niece in Mon
treal, Canada
Lorenzo 3. Beers of Stratford leaves
here to-day for his California trip, via
the Isthmus. He expects to be absent
| six months.
| The Wednesday evening Whist club
will meet with Mr.. and Mrs Kendrick,
! Savin avenue.
| Edward Wells of Stratford was down.
in the center Saturday for the first
time since he was attacked by typhoid
fever. He is much improved.
| The Monday Afternoon Whist club
were entertained by Mrs. Louis Lamp
! son at her residence on Washington
for the afternoon were Mrs. William
Hustled, Miss Susie Kinner, Mrs. Frank
Bartlett. Mrs. Harry Nettleton.
! Miss Ethel Short of StratfOrd is Wis
! iting friends in New Haven and will
| remain there until after New Years
, day.
Mrs. McCumber of Perry, New York,
is the guest of Miss Tucker Of Elm
street, West Haven.
Henry ]. Isles of Stratford is confined
to his house. His wife is also among
the sick, being the victim of a severe
attack of neuralgia.
Mrs. Adrian Hoffman and Miss
Louise Heitmann of West Haven are
visiting in New Brighton, Staten ISL
and.
Theron Ford of Milford is suffering
from a badly sprained ankle which he
received by stepping in a hole in the
| sidewalk while on visit to New Ha-
ven Christmas night.
Miss A. Belle Colony of Newark, N.
j., is spending a few days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Colony
of River street, Milford
| Attorney Louis Jacobs smashed a
glass door leading into the county court
| building and severely cut his hand yes
terday morning while trying to free the
skirts of lady client, which had be-
come caught by the door. The woman
was one of the witnesses in the New
ton case, of which mention is made
elsewhere. She had passed between
the swinging doors which in closing
behind her caught the end of her trail
from the outside he delivered heavy
blow upon one Of the doors to open it
and release the dress. He succeeded
| in releasing the skirt and also in knock
ing out the pane of glass in the door
against which he had pressed so gal
lantly and vigorously.
Miss Cressie Elmer of Thomaston
underwent an operation last Friday.
Two small tumors were taken from her
face. DR.. R. S. Goodwin and his son,
DR.. r. S. Goodwin of New Haven, per-
| formed the operation.
| Miss Mazda Miller of Nash street
and Miss Alice Murphy of Edwards
street, are passing the holidays with
| IL. S-o
| Miss Anna M. Ferrin, who has been
spending the vacation at the home of
Mrs. D. R. Rodger, in Woodbury., has
returned to her school in Beverley,
Mass.
| Loren Fl. Stannard, of this city, at
tended the fourth annual banquet of
| the Firty-nine club at Lehman's shore
house Bridgeport, Monday night.
| George Swan, who left Woodbury.
some time ago for Texas, is now in
Florida. Raymond F. Stiles will leave
! Woodbury. Friday to join him in Jack
/ sonville, where he will spend the win
ter for his health,
| Professor James Seeley of this city,
who is a member of the musical facul-
! ty and musical director of the West
Side Y. M. G. A. in New York city,
will conduct the music in that institu-
ton New Years day. A very elaborate
musical programme has been pre-
/ pared. -.5.,
Mrs. Emma Sterling of Woodbury. is
entertaining her daughter, Miss Ster-
! ling of New Haven. 20
| Mrs. Anna Kendall of Rhode Island
and Miss Annette Campbell Of An
sonia are visiting the Misses Miller
of Nash street.
| J. Otis Miner, of the Baltimore Den
tai college, who has been the guest of
Miss Phebe Brown, of 201 Dixwell ave-
nue., has returned to his home in New
London the pass the holidays. The
Misses Eva and Phebe Brown, of POI
Dixwell avenue are passing the holi-
days in New London and Westerly
| r. I.
While crossing Beach street on East
street yesterday morning Mrs. Mary
Gahan slipped on the icy pavement and
broke the kneecap of her left leg. She
was unable to rise but crawled to some
steps near by and waited until some
one came along. Policeman Healey was
soon at the spot and sent for the
Grand avenue police ambulance and
| the woman was taken to the New Ha-
ven hospital. She is 40 years old and
| lives as housekeeper at the home Of
Michael Bowcher at Mill River and