The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-20

ing the campaign which resulted II the selection of Dr. Hadley, It IS un
 derstood that while here he will visi
 his brother, Horace D. Taft princ1pa | of the Taft school at Watertown. H'
 will address the undergraduate body
 either at College street hall or in Bat
 tell chapel.
 { Mrs. John Houser of Westville, wht has been in the hospital for over three weeks, has improved to such an eXten
 that she has been removed to her home
 on Diamond street. Mrs. Houser was
 recently operated upon for a cancer 1T
 the hospital and is reported to be now
 resting quietly and comfortably at hel
 home.
 Mrs. M. Menier of Buffalo, N, Y, is
 visiting MT. and Mrs J. c. Edwards
 of Third avenue, West Haven. H. F. Potter, the well known dairy man and milk dealer of MontoWese
 who has been ill over ten weeks with
 kidney trouble, is greatly improved
 and expects to be out in in a short time.
 Hope of his recovery was abandoned
 at one time but he is now thought to
 be on the road to recovery.
 After thirteen years of vain attempts
 to locate his sister, George Miller at
 last found her on Ramsdell street, in
 Westville. Mrs. Canton, who is MT,
 Millers' sister, has been living in this
 village for many years, and she, also,
 had lost all track of her brother.
 He during the time of their separation has been at sea, and although many times he had been at nearby ports, he had never been able to find Mrs. Can ton At last brother and sister are united and it is said that MT. Miller will remain here, and give up his life at sea.
 Miss Karl Dudley has just returned from a visit in Washington, D. C., where she was the guest of Molly Elliot Sewell.
 Mrs Charles Peck of Westville is quite seriously i'll at the New Haven hospital with cancer and was recently operated upon The operation was suc- cessful and rapid. It is thought she will be able to be removed to her home the latter part of next week.
 Mrs. Francis G. Beach returned Tuesday evening from Philadelphia, where she has been visiting for the last month.
 Charles Malcolm Watson, son of MT. and Mrs. Charles w. Watson of 1917 Chapel street, is seriously i'll with scar let fever.
 Miss Englehardt is suffering at her home on Whalley avenue with a se- were attack of pneumonia but is report ed improving. It will be remembered that Miss Englehardt was seriously i'll with pneumonia last winter and much alarm was shown for her recovery.
 The New Haven Matinee club will meet with Mrs. Beebe on Rosette street his afternoon. All members are re- 1uested to be present
 Captain Smith Weed of the Second of Governors Foot Guard an- bounced yesterday morning that word lad been received from Governor Me lean that in all probability he would )e unable to attend the annual banquet If the company to be held at the Ton inc on the evening of March 3. The | governor feels in need of rest and alks of making a southern trip sooSi.
 MT. and Mrs. w. Y. Dill and son Thompson left yesterday for the south | to be absent two or three | weeks. Mrs. Dill's health has not been | rood for some time and she expects | o be much benefited by her trip. They | will make a brief stop in Washington l n the way south
 At q meeting of Yale's prudential | ommittee the success of the Forest | chool was one of the principal matters f discussion, the membership in the chool having increased from eight to hirty-one in one year. It was voted to uthorize the appointment next year of | wo additional lecturers in the Forest chool. The president reported the of er of a valuable herbarium from the outhwest which was accepted with hanks. This collection will be placed l proper cases in Marsh hall G. P. awyer of Buffalo and T. F. Ripley of oston were appointed special lecturers l numbering. Francis Eaton, Ph D., as appointed curator of the Osteolog- la collection in the Peabody Museum. Henry Weidman, the youngest son of ohn Weidman of Westville, has been uite i'll at his home on Whalley ave- le with pneumonia, but is now great
 improved. This is about the fifteenth tse of pneumonia that has been re- orted in the village this season l.. D. and c. F. Monks, the well known entists of this city, have opened 'anch office over D. McMilans store
 New Britain to be known as the | Dental parlors.
 The Ladies' Aid society of Stony reek will give birthday party at saside hall this evening. The affair ill be enjoyable in every respect; all e invited, the proceeds to be for the nefit of the church. Mrs, Arthur Wright, formerly Miss ator in the Willingford office of the 'stal Telegraph company before her arriage, is substituting at the Wal lgford office of the Postal. Miss Nell
 Stanley, who has held the position r some time, has left to take posi- ,n with the Western Union Telegraph 1 a mpany in this city. I Miss Florence Brainerd entertained party at whist at her home in Stony ' eek last Saturday evening in honor F her guest, Miss DoXie of Islip, Long |, and. Eight tables were occupied. u uis Mory and several ladies were in ., Il dress. Refreshments were served d the gathering was one of the pleas a test of the season. 7pnnnqtiai1t l N