The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-09

and officers of the Historical society of l New Haven have kindly offered the | use of the hall. Miss Helen Merwin, | presiednt of the c. A. R. of New Ha-
 ven, and Miss Florence Graham, vice | president, are preparing programme
 that will make the occasion an inter-
 esting one. It is hoped that the mem- | bers of Mary Clapp Wooster chapter will lend their interest and presence, | together with all, both young and old,
 who love the flag and are interested. | Mrs. Henry Champion will read an en- l tertaining paper on "The Origin of the | Flag and there will also be music and | other entertainment suitable for the oc- | casion Children are especially invited l to be present. Some of the members of the c. A. R. will act as ushers, and there will be distribution of tiny flags.
 The Ladies' Aid society of Grace M. E. church have decided upon a Weigh ing Social" to be held at the parsonage
 next Thursday evening. Each person will pay in proportion to his or her
 weight, ten cents a hundred pounds
 being the rate charged. A person
 weighing 150 pounds for instance, will
 
 cream will be served for ten cents ad-
 ditional, The parsonage has been new
 ly papered and painted and the pastor
 and wife will be glad to welcome all members and friends. The proceeds of
 the social will go toward the carpet
 fund which the ladies are trying to complete before vacation.
 large number of invited guests, friends of MT. and Mrs. Luther l.. Row. land, assembled at their home ori State street, Guilford, Friday evening, in honor of the twenty fifth anniversary of their marriage. MT and Mrs. Row land were the recipients of many beau- tiful gifts, consisting of numerous cost ly, useful and ornamental articles, such as silver and china table ware, etc. Among the guests present were the reverend pastor who married them a quarter of century ago, and John o. Rowland, superintendent of the Ma sonic home in Wallingford, and brother of the host.
 H, Newman and family of Washing ton street are located at the west shore for the summer.
 Leon Gregg spent Sunday with his family on Campbell avenue, West Ha- ven. MT. Gregg is located at Saybrook for another month
 MT. and Mrs, Charles Saunders of Council Bluffs, Ia, formerly of West Haven, are to return soon to live in the house formerly occupied by Colonel Barton. MT. and Mrs Saunders are the guests of Mrs. V. Hull of Campbell avenue.
 A coming wedding which is of much interest to Westville people as well as Woodbridge, is that of Saturday after noon, June q, when Miss Sadie Ken | nedy, daughter of Mrs. Edwin Judge 1 of Woodbridge, is to be united in mar riage to Edwin s. Sweeley of Washing | ton, D. c. The ceremony will be per formed at the Trinity M E. church by | Rev. Charles o. Scoville at o'clock. After short wedding trip the couple l will reside in Washington.
 At Pawson park Saturday night the first hop of the season was given by the Jolly Ten Social club and these affairs will be continued every Saturday night the season.
 William McGee of Center street and his sister, Della, of Southington, are for a trip to Ireland They will leave New York June 25 on the steamer Oceanic. Their stay abroad will be of about three months duration, during which time they will visit the cities in Ireland and England
 Miss Eleanor Richards of Richards Place, West Haven, is sick with the 
 Mrs, William H. Borden, who has been spending a few days as the guest Df her sister in Westport, has returned 70 her home on Alden avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. P. J. English have re- turned from their bridal trip and are at heir new home, No. 467 Third avenue, West Haven
 At 1:30 Saturday, on special cars the of the Yale & Towne Mutual Benefit society of Branford went to Scanlon's grove, where a delightful ,lambake was enjoyed
 The "Cathay Kumia Festival" which he Young Ladies' Mission circle of Vest Haven will give on Thursday venng, promises to be a success. All , ,lans are completed. Mrs George Hub- ,ard, a returned missionary, will be lressed in Chinese costume Chinese ( weets will be for sale. The rooms will {, 'e decorated with Chinese banners, the property of MT. Hubbard, and other ( decorations. The many friends of Dr. and Mrs $ Wilson Thompson of South Main treet, Branford, are congratulating I hem on the arrival of little daugh- CT at their home Saturday evening,
 Russell Gold, formerly of Westville, 'ho has been spending few days with 1 is father, Marsden Gold of Whalley venue, returned to his home in War I en, Mass, Saturday. afternoon. t Patrick Redmond of Hillside avenue, 'ranford, will sail for Europe in the C ear future. l William r. Boardman and the Misses .ddie and Lizzie Dixon, who have t cen the guests of MT. and Mrs Will I am P. Downs of Willard street, have | aturned to their home in Brooklyn, ' !. y ! On Monday, June 16, number of the oung ladies of Westville will go into amp at Loves Cottage, on Rocky Top. ! lounL Tom. There Will be about twelve , l the party and camp will be kept for : bout month. Among those who have ' yl .l i,,+a #