The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-10-30

Mrs. John Shilling of Canaan Four
Corners, n. Y, is visiting her son, VIII
ham Schilling and wife of IS Redfield
street.
Mrs. Ernest Watrous of Chester is
visiting aer parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Butler in this city until after
Thanksgiving.
DR.. C. C. Bushnell has in the current
issue of the Journal of Germanic Philol-
ogy, a note upon Parallels in Lucan
and Wordsworth
Frederick 7. HARDWOOD, who studied
law in Willimantic with his uncle, State
Attorney John L. Hunter, and who
graduated from Yale law school in 1898,
having since practiced law in Detroit,
Mich, has been nominated as a repre-
sentative from Detroit to the Michigan
legislature on the democratic ticket
Mr.. Harwood is graduate of Williams
college, '94
The wedding of Miss Sophia Olinsky
of Portsea street to Edward J. Rich
will take place on Sunday evening, No
yember 8, at the Temple street syna-
gogue. The bride will be given away
by her brother. Many friends and rel
atives are expected from out of town.
"A reception at Germania hall will fol-
low.
Mr.. Henderson, the letter carrier of
West Haven, substituted Tuesday for
Mr.. Stanley, who has sereve cold.
Miss Pauline Spanagel celebrated her
seventh birthday Tuesday evening by
giving party to seven of her little girl
friends at the residence of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Spanagel of 622 State
street. Games for the little ones were
INDUCED in after which a spread was
served.
Arthur Hotchkiss, who has been Wis
iting relatives and friends in West Ha-
ven left on Monday for his home in
Montana.
Mrs. T. E. Morgan and brother, o,
H. Dudley, who have been visiting in
Lakewood, N j., and New York, have
returned to Clinton.
Sir Philip Burne-J Jones, who has been
spending some time in Boston, has re-
turned to this city, and is again the
guest of Mrs. Thomas Wallace, jr., of
Prospect street for few days.
Mrs. Jared Smith of this city is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Fl. Will
n COX on bdLlle street, CnSSLSf.
The Westville~ school children turned
out in great numbers otter the school
session Tuesday afternoon to attend the
performance of the Foxy Grandpa
troupe, which held forth at Masonic
hall. The pupils were greatly enter
tanned by the trials of grandpa, the tin
can parade, Happy Hooligan, Punch
and Judy and the $4,000 boxing match.
Mrs Daniel Wise of Waco, Texas, is a
guest of Mrs. M. Schwed of 80 Lafayette
street.
The wedding of Miss Sarah Keegan,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Michael Kee-
gan of S13 Whalley avenue, to John
Walsh took place at 10 o'clock yester-
day morning in st. Joseph's church.
Rev John Kennedy performed the cere-
mony. Miss Katherine Keegan, sister
of the bride, was bridesmaid, and Hen
ry Walsh brother of the groom, best
man. After wedding tour Mr.. and
Mrs. Walsh will reside at S13 Whalley
avenue.
Mrs. Nelson F. Yorke of Campbell
avenue, West Haven, has been enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A.
Schwaeble of Waterbury for few days.
Miss Nellie Allen of this city is a
guest at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Record of the Damascus district,
Branford.
On December II, IS, 10 and 20 the
West Haven Poultry, Pet Stock and
Pigeon association will hold it's first
poultry show in the town hall. The
several committees are busy perfect
ing plans, and for the present are hold
ing several meetings weekly.
AT meeting of the Yale Golf team
Tuesday night N. S. Campbell '04 was
elected captain of the team for the next
year. Campbell and Hitchcock were
a the only Yale men who qualified for the
individual championship in the recent
intercollegiate meet. P. H. Jennings
was chosen as manager.
Master G. Harold WEIGH Of Beach
street, West Haven, gave an afternoon
luncheon in honor of his fifth birthday
this week. His little friends remember
ed him with pretty birthday gifts
Among his friends were Harriet Terry
Ruth Warner, Harold Potter, Thomas
Loomis, Marion Roosele, Dorothy Terry
and several others. The afternoon was
one of pleasure to his little guests.
Mrs. Harriet Palmer, assistant libra
Ran at Branford. who had been spend
ing two weeks vacation in Boston.
arrived home yesterday and will be al
her accustomed past this morning.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Mary
Fitzgerald, daughter of Mrs. Margaret
Fitzgerald, to Clarence LaFNorge Marsh
took place last evening at the home OF
the brides mother at 237 Dixwell ave-
nue., at 1880 o'clock. After the cere-
mony a reception was held from unit
10 o'clock, after which the bride an6
groom left on an extended wedding
tour.
Mrs. A. w. Rowley of Branford, wei
known in missionary work there, who
stumbled and fell down stairs while as.
sisting her daughter Mrs. Hubbard, tt
move last week, is as comfortable as
can be expected considering the pain
full accident.
Councilman Robert c. Glazier, cash.
Ter of the Charter Oak National bank
Hartford, returned October %, from g
hunting trip in the woods, bringing
home fine string Of game, including G
white deer, rare animal in the sec.
ton of the country, where he shot it,
In Danbury yesterday afternoon Mrs
Edward M. Baldwin gave tea at hel
home, 70 West street, from until fol
her daughter, Mrs. Sherman Hartwel
Chapman of this city.