The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-26
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kSIhcWnere- The wife and daughter of the late Philip Pond will soon move to Ithaca, N. Y. Mir. Pond. who long resided on Grove street, and was prominent cit izen of New Haven, died few months ago. His daughter was recently mar ried to prosperous farmer of Ithaca, who is also named Pond. Her daughter will reside with her. Their many friends greatly regret their departure from New Haven.
 Clarence B. Bolnler, New Haven man. ager for Prince & Whitely. New York, is spending the Christmas time in New York.
 Mrs. Harriet Ford is quite i'll at the home ot her niece, Miss Katie Tibbals on Center street. Milford.
 The new officers of Ansantawae lodge, of Milford. are: W. M., J. L. Higgins; s. ". Charles H. Carter: J. w. w. s. Putney; treasurer, E. T.. Ford: secre- tary. Colin A. Campbell: trustee to serve three years, Henry Davidson. Ar thur H. Platt was appointed, s. D., and R. W. Gillespie, J. D.
 Miss Mae Beckwith Of Smith street, West Haven, has gone for weeks va cation with cousins in Wellesley, Mass
 Mrs. L. M. Mum of Washington ave- 8nue, West Haven, is spending few days this week with MT. and Mrs. Gill; lett in North Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. w. A. Bunnell of West Haven and babies spent Christmas with Mrs. BunnelPs sister, Mrs. E. H. Sco- field, in Stamford.
 Ex-Senator James P. Bree and family of this city are the guests of Mrs. Bree's parents, MT. and Mrs James Gray in Bristol over the holidays.
 MT. and Mrs. Emerson G. Taylor of this city are visiting MT. Taylor's rnotfi- CT, Mrs. John M. Taylor of Garden street, Hartford.
 Mrs. William Sheehan has rented her house on Washington avenue West Haven, to New York people for the win ter. and has gone to Virginia with her daughter, Miss Regina Sheehan.
 General Superintendent O. M. Shep- ard of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, spent Christmas with his daughter, Mrs. Charles Way of Hartford
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred Macrille and family of West Haven have gone to Hyde Park, Mass, to spend the holiday season with Mrs. Maclrilles parents.
 Dr. w. c. Ralston and his sister of Milford have gone to Knowlton, Que. where they spent the Christmas season. being gone from Milford just about one week.
 MT. and Mrs. c. G. Phillips and fam lily of Center street, West Haven, spent Christmas in Meriden with Mrs. Phil lips sister.
 purchased a shore lot at Wildemere Beach and will build, it is said, before the coming season opens.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry c. Long of Hart ford celebrated the twenty fifth anni- versary of their marriage at their home, 2S1 North Main street, Thursday everl- ing. There was an assembiage of reia- tives and friends to do honor to the oc- casion. The house was prettily deco- rated with holly, green and red. MT. and Mrs. Long were married at Avon, December 24, 1878, by Rev. Crandall J. North of Simsbury.
 The physician attended Mr Richard, Wesleyan '04, at his home here, says that MT. Richards injury is a paralysis of the external rectus muscle of the left eye. He hopes the trouble can be re- moved without an operation, but the paralysis may be due to a splinter of bone. in which case surgery would have to be employed. Even though an operation is found necessary it will probably not be attempted for day or two.
 Lauren Newell Of Kansas, former resident of Southington, has arrived in Southington, called by the critical ill-. ness of his brother, Elisha R Newell.
 William Morrissey, Edward Hogarty, and George Mulrooney from Holy Cross college, William Hanrahan from the College of Physicians and Surgeons at Baltimore, Md, and Charles Morrissey from the Baltimore Dental college, have returned to Unionville for their Christi mas vacation.
 Louis Krug, recently elected chief of the Hartford fire department, has sold his well known cigar store at TAI Main street to Henry l.. Bowler, proprietor of the Baltimore lunch. Under the rules of the department the chief must give his whole time to the city.