The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-01

where.
 John L. Lindley, the Connection
 agent of the American Bonding anC
 Trust company, is in Baltimore at the
 home office of the company attending a meeting of the agents of the company
 for the United States.
 John J. Mcbride, draughtsman tol the New York. New Haven and Hart ford Railroad company, is ill witt
 stomach trouble at 254 Crown street
 w. k. Seward, recently appointed tt fill the vacancy in the office of the Northampton division, made vacant bS the resignation of Stuart Reynolds, has removed to this city, where he VII
 hereafter make his home at 2a Cassius street. MT. Seward was formerly chiei clerk in the road masters office Of the Shore Line at New London.
 It was a lively pleasant party of medical students that was invited tc a dinner party at Mrs. o. Howes. 25f Crown street, Thursday, and given 1T honor of Frederick T. Fitch of Noank Conn, who had just recovered from a serious illness and was at the hosplta, in this city for ten weeks. He IS a member of the junior class of the Yale Medical school
 Mir. and Mrs. William F. Bishop of East Haven are to be congratulated on the arrival of little boy weighing ten pounds. Mother and child are doing we'll
 Mir Amos Dickernan, who has been ill at his home on Alden avenues was out Thursday for the first time in over three weeks.
 The meeting of the Woman's School Association, which was to have been held last Saturday, and was postponed will be held to-day at the residence of Miss Johnstone, 97 Whitney avenue, at o'clock Mrs. Tillinghast will address the members, her subject to be 'The Teaching of Patriotism"
 MT. Silas Pardee of Washington ave- nue, West Haven, who has been seri- ously i'll for a week, is now able to be about the house
 Mrs Emil Toburg of Little Falls, N. T., and Mrs. Alice Crane of New York city are guests of MT and Mrs. Irving B. Klock and Miss Klock of 65 Kensing- ton street
 
 has been seriously i'll with pneumonia, has so far recovered that she has been brought to the home of her sister Mrs, Wilbur S. Hum of Washington avenue, West Haven where it is hoped that she will rapidly regain health and strength.
 Mr and Mrs Elbridge Howe of Chap el street, intend leaving soon for Southern trip.
 The Kalmathean club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. $. J. Bryant, West Haven The topic for the afternoon was Scotland" Mrs George w. Warner read an interesting paper on the current events club, 'E,din burgh," and Mrs Frederick R. Lewis entertained the members with a fine paper on Mary, Queen of Scots. .
 The Lenten musical services at St. Michael's church, which are conducted by Prof Martin Reynolds, are very much appreciated by those who have attended Prof Reynolds is an earn est musician and the musical selections show excellent taste and are very well rendered. Miss Sarah Graham, Miss Josephine Reynolds and MT. William Hammock, have assisted at previous services and will assist at the service this evening. On next Wednesday eve ming another service will be held. Prof. Reynolds is to be the accompanist for the Wolf-Tone concert, to be given at the Hyperion on Sunday evening, March 2
 MT. Joseph Blakeslea, who formerly resided at No r Phillip street, moved Thursday afternoon to his new home In Orchard street.
 Mrs Michael O'Conner of Whalley avenue, left for New York Thursday where she will be the guest of friends a few days. The Saturday Afternoon Whist Club will meet March 1, with Miss Susie Kin ner at her home, 225 Center street, West Haven. Mrs Joseph Smith and daughters, Esther and Rachael, are expected with In a day or two to spend month with Mrs. Smiths parents. MT and Mrs. Robert Wallace of Main street, West Haven. Mrs, T. L. Powell of Center street, West Haven, is in Brooklyn visiting her 1 niece, Mrs. Ray. She will be away dur ng the remainder of the Winter.
 Miss May Ingham, who has been l abroad for several months, is visiting | Miss Clara Sutherland, West Haven. Miss Mary Graham of Waterbury is | yisiting Mrs Puritan of Campbell ave- lue West Haven.
 Miss Katherine Hemingway. who has 1 ,een quite i'll at her home on Harrison | treet for two weeks was able to be out | Thursday for the first time since her llness.
 The Boys' League of West Haven will meet this Saturday evening at o'clock. 'he program will consist of a debate on he subject: Resolved, That Grant Vas a Greater General Than Lee" Affirmative, Raymond Main, Arthur Ilmer and Louis Smith; negative, Ar hur Lanier T. Mcdonald and Walter lines. After the debate Harry Smith ,ill give a short talk to the boys. Boys yer lZ years of age are invited to ttend
 Misses Anna and Helen Barrett enter aimed few out of town friends at their ome on Blake street Thursday even ng. The evening was spent in playing ,hist and a general good time. A light Inch was served to all at about ten clock The out of town guests enter aimed on this occasion were: MT. Ed 1ard Camp of Ansonia, William Nesbit f Derby. MT Allen and MT Baldwin r New York city, and Miss Elsie french of New Haven.
 The Friday Afternoon Whist Club net yesterday with Mrs. John Clark at CT residence on Elm street, West |