The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-02
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the First Congregational church, West Haven, are planning to serve will be given April 15 instead of April 8, as was first planned.
 | Master Herbert Sheath, son of Pro- lessor Sheath of Yale university, cele- brated his eighth birthday Tuesday by inviting several of his playmates to a birthday party. ...-..
 | Miss Eva Sauer of Unionville is the guest of Mrs. Larson of 41S Main street, 1 West Haven. ...... | Mrs. George A. Harmount of Whit ney avenue has issued cards for. small tea on Saturday, from until 6 o'clock. The tea will be given in honorsof Miss Kennedy of Washington, D. C., who is Mrs. Harmount's guest.
 Willie Gervie of Union avenue, West Haven, delightfully."- celebrated his sixth birthday Tuesday. Several of his lit tie friends were invited by Willie to his party. The birthday cake with six pink candles occupied the center of the ta- ble. and other things that little children enjoy were also on the table. The lit- tie people brought some pretty gifts to their playmate, and all enjoyed a mer- ry afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Russell Williams are spending a few days in Wallingford with friends. 4s,..<
 Mrs. Frank King and daughter, Miss Lois, have returned to their home in Waterbury after several weeks visit with relatives.
 The Fair Haven & Westville Railroad company have contracted with Arthur May for the painting of the theater and peristyle at Savin Rock ~ #
 Mrs. F. W. Cone and daughter leave for Bristol on Thursday to spend a few days with her ftaher, Rev. Charles Dixon. s..*
 Mrs. Doherty and children have been spending a few days with MT. and Mrs. Alfred Miles of Elm street, West Haven. ..@.$.=7
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Taylor have taken the Beebe residence on Bradley street for four months. Professor. and Mrs. Beebe have gone abroad.
 Miss Edith Shillitto, who is teaching in New Preston, is spending her vaca- ton with her mother at her residence on Main street. West Haven.
 William Donnelly, a former resident of this city, is again going to make his home here. MT. Donnelly is a wei known sporting man. <s<s- .S-.
 The executive committee of the Chris tian Endeavor society of West Haver met last evening with Miss Hattie Reynolds at her home, 56 York street
 A few friends of MT. and Mrs. Will. liam Rogers of George street spent 6 very pleasant time with them Tuesday evening. Music and games were en ioyed. It was Mr. Rogers fortietf birthday anniversary.
 Miss Gertrude Flower of Main street West Haven is visiting relatives il New Britain.
 George Spring of Bloomfield, N. J. is visiting his aunt Mrs Osborn O Edgewood avenue.
 Robert Mcdonald of New Milford spent Sunday with his parents at thei home on Union avenue, West Haven
 Miss Mamie Healy has gone to Den ver Col. She will be the guest of he brothers, Henry and William Healy.
 Mrs. Emeline Pugsley of Jerse, IlCity has been visiting her sister, Mrs c. E. Girard of North Union avenue West Haven.
 F. J. Lukens of Winsted is the gues of friends on Winthrop avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Burtis enter tained the Thursday Evening club a their home on Campbell avenue las week.
 P. s. Butler of Child's Business col lege has gone to Providence for cou pie of days to attend a eonferenc which is in session there.
 Several members of the Epwort league of the M. E. church of West Fla : ven attended the entertainment give by the New Haven Epworth Leagu union in the Foy auditorium. Y. M. , A. building, last evening. An enjoya < ble programme was rendered.
 Mrs. J. R. Loudon of Montreal Can is the guest of her sister, Mrs J. W z Duncan, of Orchard street.
 Mrs. Alice Shepard, who was take suddenly ill at. her home in Branfor Point, Tuesday evening, is slightly bet ger.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Hall of Beaco