The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-12-09

guest C. Miss CaTEle Lawson at her home on Main street. West Haven.
 Mrs Annie N HvpsOn Of Branford departed for the Berkshire hills Satu.- day afternoon tJ remain until Christ mas time. when she will return 70 her home in Brauford to prepare for her ap- preaching marriage to Frank H. Cap ron of New York city.
 The Twilight club met last evening Wiih Miss Marjorie Dill at her home on Thompson street.
 Last night there was held in Aurora hall the long planned concert and dance of the Arbeiter Singing society. 4 good programme of music was provided for the early part of the evening. At the over t1 dancing.
 The Entra Nous Whist club united with Miss Edith Blakeslee at her home on sherman avenue last evening.
 Mrs. D. T. Welch of Main street, West Haven is spending a few days with friends in New York
 George Perkins of Willard street has resigned his position as driver for the L. C. Hemingway company and will leave the latter part of this week for Florida, where he will spend the re- mainder of the winter season. The prohibition alliance met last evening at the residence of William Moulthrop on Main street. corner of ] Washington avenue. West Haven. Tickets for the police ball to be held in the Hyperion theater the 14th of next month were on sale yesterday and were hxy O ticket committee is composed of Pa trolmen Williams and Streit of station l, Shanahan and Stanford of ?, Cook and Doran of 3, and Taylor and Bell man of 4.
 Saturday evening Miss Harris enter tained the ladies and gentlemen who are to take part in farces given by the young ladies of St. Agnes guild this evening in the town hall, West Haven. James O'Connor, who was formerly employed by the Geometric Drill com pany has secured a position as machin- ist with the Griest Manufacturing com pany Nil. O'Connor resumed his new l duties yesterday morning.
 The members of the First Congrega- tional church, West Haven were glad to welcome their pastor. Rev. N J. Squires back, after an absence of sev- eral weeks. MT. Squires has been suf- fering from typhoid fever and more re- | gently muscular rheumatism, but now he is very much improved in health and anticipates attending to his church du- i ties as before.
 A sale of clothing, household articles, embroideries and 8 large assortment of various kinds of articles will be held at Grace church parish house, Center ville, to-day and tomorrow from to 5 o'clock afternoons and 7:30 to 9:30 even- ings. It is hoped the people of the town and all others interested in the parish will take an interest in these sales, and ! make them a success. The proceeds
 will be devoted to church interests. All having articles which they are willing
 to contribute will please send them to Grace church rectory this morning or notify Rev James E. Coley and they
 will be called for.
 | P. J. Lanard of New York city is spending a few days with his brother, Frank Burns, at his home on Fountain
 street MT. Lanard is studying in the 1 New York college and is here on a short vacation.
 ] Arthur Hayes, son of ex-Game War den Thomas Hayes, has accepted po- sition with Thomas Goode. MT. Hayes will have complete. charge of MT. Goode's restaurant which he recently l inaugurated.
 Tomorrow afternoon the ladies of ! Christ church guild, East Haven, will | 6o1 eoIa 0F | icles. also home made food, in the town hall. In the evening a musical | and literary entertainment will be giv-
 en- followed by informal dancing. i The sixty-first volume of the Yale
 banner is now in the hands of the 1 printer and will be put on sale Friday,
 December 12. Many new features have been added to this years issue and it will be a highly interesting one for
 Yale men and their friends.
 This evening the entertainment un-
 der the auspices of St. Agnes guild will i take place in the town hall. The many
 friends of Miss Ellen Crane will be 1 pleased to hear her sing also MT Kelley. | The characters in the farce Monsieur, ''
 will be impersonated by Polly Phila-
 more Miss Olive Hurlburt, Adriaurs
 Marsh, Miss Louise Heitemann, Mrs. 1 Bushtree, Miss Marguerite Grannis;
 Monsieur de Meristcus, B. L. Stevens; Mily Wimbledon, George Bush; Tom
 Sellers, H. l.. Everest. The evening g
 entertainment will close with dancing.
 S. o. w. S. club held its first supper ] at the home of Miss Ethel Isham Sat ! urday evening. Besides being social
 club these young ladies intend to do
 some sunshine work. They meet every
 Thursday afternoon after school and
 sew. These suppers are prepared by
 each member of the club bringing some
 article she has cooked herself. They also have a motto More blessed to
 give than to receive" This supper was