The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-02

lECA. Inc PAVSSSNS VIII NC AVA tAAC SAA-AAAS
John Campbell, who has been seriously
| III at the home Of Henry Taylor OF Central
| avenue, Westyille, suffering from appendi-
citis, has been removed TO the New Haven
hospital An operation has been performed
\ which is said to have been perfectly sue
\ cessful and Mr.. Campbell is now on the
road to a speedy recovery.
| MyrOn Allen, who has been spending sew
eFal days with his mother In West Haven,
has returned 10 his business in Pawtucket,
] R. !
Miss Greenwood and her brothers. the
{ Mes5rs. Greenwood Of London, Eng, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. MackiFtle OF
Main street. West Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank King of West Haven
have gone to Waterbury to reside.
EX-COilectOr OF Internal Revenue John J.
Hutchinson Of Essex was a BranfoTd Wis
itor yesterday morning.
Hazel BabcOck OF Washington avenue,
West Haven. Is sick with scarlet fever.
James r. Quinn Of Church street, Bran
ford, was the guest of relatives in this city
Sunday.
Miss Mamie White of Guilford is the
guest of Miss Florence Rowley of Cedar
street. Branford.
Sygsbie Social circle, n. E. o. p, will
give an entertainment and supper in Ma
Senic hall this evening. Those who have
the affair in charge are Mrs. E. Rattle,
Mrs. +. Hawley, Mrs. NJ. Hawkins and Mrs.
Rev. Mr.. Madden of this city OBLIGATED
at the Baptist church, BranfOrd, Sunday.
The Twilight club met last evening at
the home of Miss marjorie Dill on ThOmp-
son street. West Haven.
Miss Katherine Hemingway, who is at
tending Deane academy, is spending the
Thanksgiving recess with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Leyerett G. Hemingway, of Har-
rison street.
Arthur Smith of this city has been spend
ing several days with his cousin, Vincent
Nettleton. on Main street, West Haven,
Miss Fannie Sperry Of West Haven has
been entertaining Miss Christeros Wheeler
and her brother ALFRED of Springfield,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Colder of Cedar
street, Bradford, who were the guests of
friends in Hartford for several days, re-
turned to their home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Goethe of Waterbury is the guest Of
her brother, Rev. George H. Hubbard, at
his home on Main street. West Haven.
Nathaniel Ray and wife of southern Cali
fornia are the guests of Mr.. Rays parents.
Mrs. Wilson and daughter of Bridgeport
are visiting Mrs Wilson's mother, Mrs.
SOmers of Elm street. West Haven.
/ The many friends of Miss Frances Strong,
cashier at HuIl's drug store, will be pleas
antly surprised to learn that she was quiet
! ly married to George Shcnhart, who Is man
ager of Il DiXwell avenue meat market.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. ".
H. Bawden, pastor of Olivet Baptist
church, at the home of the brides aunt,
Mrs. c. Burnham, 48 Platt street, at q
O'Clock Sunday evening. The young people
have the best wishes of many friends OW'
Ing to many business engagements they
will have to defer their wedding trip IN
! til after the holiday.
! The members of Birmingham lodge, n. E.
o. p, of Derby, and also the members of
the lodges In AnsOnia and Shelton have
been invited to yiSit7Elm Tree lodge Of this
city on Friday evening, and will come In full
force.
Mrs. George seeley and daughters, Alice
! uybn 1Synpn thn punSfS of Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Tomllnson of Hopson
avenue over Thanksgiving, returned to
their home in Bridgeport. yesterday.
Mrs. Caroline Atwater Mason, formerly OF
this city, where her husband was pastor
of the First Baptist church, has just. pub
lished a new book entitled The Little
Queen God"
The artists Of the evening at ladies'
uight given by Sherman lodge, Royal Ar
canum, last Friday evening in South Nor,
walk were Mrs. Frances Heath Eaton and
Alfred Rollo, vocalists, and Miss Edith May
Root of this city, elocutionist,. with Mrs.
ability are well known in South Norwalk,
says the NOrwalk Hour, and lit Is of Miss
Root that perhaps the most can be said.
She came with Mrs. Eaton from New Ha-
its gratitude in applause. Miss Roots de-
but in The NOrwalks was supremacy sue.
cessful. and many of her hearers declared
that she Is one of the most accomplished
elOcuti0niSts ever heard here"
Sunday afternoon at the home of Joseph
Miller on WhaIley avenue. John Bishop
was married to Miss Minnie Tongues. The
ceremony was very largely attended by
friends, and after which a dinner was
served at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Small, adjoining that of Mr.. Miller. Mr..
Bishop was attended by Mr.. Metz, and tue
bride by one of her closest friends. Late
in the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop left
on an extended wedding tour and on H..
turing will reside on Whalley avenue. The
age of the bridegroom Is Iifly-ioVr a4n
, that Of the bride is about twenty five,
which makes the match the more interest
ing. Mrs. bishop was formerly employed
by the Parker Paper Mill company and Mr.,
Bishop is a trusted empl0yc of the Geo
metric Drill company. The gifts to the
happy couple from their friends were both
handsome and numerous
On Wednesday and Thursday evenings
the first Of the Christmas church sales will
be held by the BranfOrd Comfortable So
ciety in the church parl0rs. "Wednesday
evening supper will be served from till
o'clock. On Thursday evening a short en-
tertainment will be given. Fancy articles
will be sold from booths. also homemade
| breadscake, pies and candies
| Tomorrow evening at Bradford Library
hall, the fourth of the library course of lee
| lures will be given by Mrs. Mary f. Hitch
cock of New York city on THE New Land
of Gold" illustrated.