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

J. Shanley'S successor to the presidency of the union. Father Clark was for merly located in Rockville and Water bury.
 At a concert of vocal and instrument tai music and readings given in the Congregational church in Enfield last evening, the participants included Miss Frances Woods Chandler of this city, Misses Katharine, Charlotte and Mar garet Woods of Hatfield, Josiah Rich ards of Philadelphia, and W. Woods Chandler of this city. Harry I. Thompson and Harry D. Thompson, who sailed on the St. Louis, arrived in New York harbor Sunday evening.
 Miss Ethel Weeden of this city is the guest of MT. and Mrs. w G. Ellis at their cottage at Crystal lake, Stafford Springs.
 Miss Ardella E. Platt of First avenue has been appointed supervisor of draw ing in the Branford Stony Creek and Allingtown schools.
 Mrs. James W. Hubbell, wife of the | late Rev. James w. Hubbell, formerly pastor of the First Congregational church in Danbury, is spending week with MT. and Mrs. Charles R. Osborne of Harmony street in that city. Rev. MT. Hubbell was for years pastor of the old College street church, this city, which is now Plymouth church. MT. and Mrs. Charles Lomas and their guest, Miss Orr of Washington, D. C., | are spending a few days at Lake Wara- maug.
 MT. and Mrs. W. H. Robinson of this city are at R. o. Ripley's in Blandford, Mass. Howard Eggleston of Pleasant Valley, Conn, has been visiting at Mr | Ripleys.
 Walter Skiff of Smith street, West l Haven, entertained some of his friends on Saturday evening, in honor of his birthday. Games were played and a | delightful time was enjoyed In the | guessing contest Charlotte Beebe won the girls prize, bead chatelaine bag, and Raymond Main the boys prize, a I fancy pen wiper. Walter received many gifts from his friends. Books, silver tie pins, pictures. fountain pens, and many pretty things for his room. A dainty | luncheon was served
 | Mrs. DeForest of Plainfield, N. J., is | visiting her niece, Mrs. Howard Dayton of Washington avenue, West Haven. | Captain Henry P. Goddard of Balti- more, Md, and Asa w. Day of St. Louis, Mo, who for many years lived in Hartford as state agents for the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance company of l Newark, N. J., under the firm name of , Day & Goddard, were in the city Sat urday as guests of A. J. Birdseye, the present state agent. Captain Goddard when young man was the editor for years of the Norwich Bulletin. | Thomas Farrell of London, Eng, the London manager of the great American steel trust, of which MT. Schwab is president, and Rev. Edward J. Bren- nan, chaplain of the United States war ship Hartford have just left New Ha- ven, after a delightful visit with Mrs. 1 Margaret Brennan and the Misses Brennan of Shelter street, mothers and sisters of Chaplain Brennan. The latter has sailed for Europe | Police Sergeant William G. Doherty was painfully injured near the Colonial inn in Woodmont, Saturday night, l ] port for duty at the Grand avenue sta tion, in a collision with bicycle ridden 1 by a grocer's clerk named Tibbets, who is employed in West Haven. Sergeant Doherty, who is an expert wheelman, lives with his family during the summer I in a camp at Oyster river, and rides to and fro on his wheel. Both men were stunned and bruised badly and both wheels demolished.
 l The first annual picnic of the James Graham association was held at Lion park Saturday afternoon and evening, and was attended by upwards of 800 persons.
 Mrs. Thoms Ryer and three children, who have spent the summer at the Honce farm, Branford, returned to Brooklyn on Saturday. Mrs. Ellington accompanied them.
 Robert Bowman, who was accidental ly shot on Labor day, continues to i'm prove at the Grace hospital, where he was taken directly after the accident. Bowmans wound was a very bad one, in the abdomen, and it was said at the hospital yesterday that it would be some weeks before he would be dis charged. His many friends will be pleased to hear of his marked improve ment
 Dr. and Mrs. Frank Whittemore. who were guests at the Mt. Washington, have eturned, staying some little time at Lenox, en route.
 Miss Leila Benton returned home the last of the week from her customary summer visit with relatives in North Branford.
 Andrew P. Kelley, of the local dlvi- sion of the Locomotive Firemens asso- citation, is attending the biennial con
 venton of the national order, which opened at Chattanooga. Tenn. yester- day. MT. Kelley was elected the local delegate at the last meeting.
 Mrs. William Frohlich, ill at Grace
 hospital with typhoid fever, is reported as doing we'll
 Miss O'Brien of New Orleans, La, and Michael Mcclure of Manchester
 were entertained by the Crowley fam fly of East Main street Sunday.
 Mrs. Lenox is entertaining Mrs. M. l.. Wadleigh and Miss Brandner of New
 York city at her home on Fountain
 street.
 John Fades, who has spent the sum- mer abroad, returned to his home 2n
 Laurel street Sunday, and reports a