The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-13

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 Vance. in this city.
 Mrs. Harry Wellman of Clinton was
 in this city Tuesday to vlslt Asi
 daughter, who Is in the Cheney sahl' tarium.
 Samuel Colt of Whitney & Knowles Quo Vadis company, has been the guest
 of his grandmother, Mrs. Austin lshanl
 in Roxbury for a few days.
 Hon. Charles F. Skinner, superin- tendent of instruction, state Of New York, has been obliged to cancel ms lecture engagement at the Sheisleld Scientific school for Friday of thls week. He was to speak before the New
 Haven Mothers, club and public school | teachers.
 Mrs, M J. Adams of West Haven 's
 spending a week with MT and Mrs.
 Albert Judson of Woodbury.
 Mrs Ritter with her son, HoWard' OF 1 Short Beach, were at the west shofe l Tuesday as guests of Miss Katherine Beecher.
 | Percy E. Norcott, the popular clerN | for Mark N. Sullivan, druggist ot Slo | State street, was one os the successful applicants for certificate of registra- tion as a licensed druggist, at the last meeting of the Connecticut Board Of Pharmacy Commissioners, which was held at the capitol in Hartford on Tuesday, March 4.
 The Rev. MT. Ferris of this city gave his lecture on "Glimpses Of Europe Ill ApePs opera house, Manchester, Mon day.
 Miss Shepard of Whalley avenue met her literary class at the residence of Mrs Jay Seaver yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The subject of her talk was Leslie Stevens.
 Pyson Hayward of MiddletoWn, who was brought to the New Haven hospl- tai some weeks ago to be operated upon for appendicitis, is still at the hospital. His recovery has been very slow, al- though no unusual features have de- veloped in his case.
 Miss Ida Smith of Clinton has re- turned to her work in the millinery de- partment in Gamble X Desmond's, this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles I. Shepard of 351 Crown street returned on Monday from three weeks trip to Florida
  favorite southern resorts and met sev- eral New Haveners.
 William and Stephen Warren of this city visited witt. MT and Mrs. James D. Warern, Park street, New Canaan, 
 Miss Anna Chapin Ray has recently into English the verses of two old Hungarlon Folk Songs, which William Haesche has harmonized and arranged for the Choral union.
 Miss Belle Brown of this city has been in North Stonington visiting her | Mrs. M A. Williams.
 On next Saturday evening, Rev and | Mrs. Thomas w. Garnett of Division | street, Ansonia, will celebrate their sil- yer wedding anniversary, twenty-five | years having elapsed since their :aar- 'iage. The gathering is to be very arge one, as many people not only from | his and Derby are to be present, but guests are also expected to assist in he festivities from Bridgeport, Dam ,ury and other places in Connecticut. Short addresses are to be made during he evening.
 Mrs Louis Dennison of this city is pending a few days at the home Of Ter parents, MT. and Mrs. Edwin H. ennings of Greens Plains.
 Mrs Able, who resides at the Henry t Harrison place on Main street, Bran ord, has come to Fair Haven for a isit of few weeks with her daughter Irs. Albie celebrated her eighty-fifth birthday recently and retains her men, ,I ,,i,ro i,, crly- L,l | egree.
 Mrs. George H. Small of 1SS Dwight treet entertained the s. s. Whist cluh fonday afternoon. The members ,ere all present but one, Mrs. Frank Vyley substituting for Mrs. John A, full The prize winners were Mrs. w. |. Dill, who received wooden placque ( 'ith burnt in painting in coloGs Of
 fancy head. It was the artistic .ork of a friend of the hostess, Miss lay Sperry. Mrs. Frederick A. Hauff aptured the second prize, cut glass neese plate. William N. Allen. who has held the osition of night baggage master at C le South Norwalk depots for some me, resigned his position yesterday to | jHle u lLlS cilS LU take d S'IuHllpl l ith the Adams Express company. Mrs. Harry Ferris of this city is test of her father C. Fl. Ferris, at his C ome, Shore avenue, Sound Beach. Mrs John Shuttleworth of Washing n avenue, West Haven, will leave to- F " for South Carolina. On her return le will be accompanied by her cousin, ho went south five weeks ago. Rev. A. A. Lathbury, a former New aven pastor, who has been pastor of D Q Kensington M. F. church for the is st three years, has handed in his signation to the official board of the urch and the resignation has been cepted and vote of thanks was ex- q nded to MT Lathbury and c. D a )yer for their united efforts in rais- nj 2 the church debt of four hundred and ,,, ty dollars during the past vaar The