The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-03-25

Norwalk probate court admitting to
probate the will of Mrs. Hill, which
named her son, Congressman Hill, as
executor.
Mrs. Isabella Cunningham of Bran
ford continues quite ill with inflamrna-
tory rheumatism. Her sister, Mrs E.
B. Knowles OF Short Beach, is with
her.
Miss Dora Alling of West Haven,
who has been confined to the house for
about two months, is able to sit up and
it is hoped that she will soon be able to
be out again.
William F. Flanders left Branford
Monday for weeks business trip
through Massachusetts, in the interest
of his department at the NJ. 1. F.
George Waters and Mr.. Morrissey of
Meriden have arrived to augment the
force of H. Wales Lines men at the
Totokett hotel, Branford.
Mrs. John WEIGH of Church street,
West Haven, is ill with complicated
stomach trouble.
Officers of the New Haven Publishing
Corporation as announced in the GER
Wallace, president; Charles A. Rich
secretary, and John B. Foley, treas
urer.
Marcus Benton, who has been a suf-
ferer from bronchitis for the past ten
weeks, is now slightly improved. Mr.
Benton has returned from a two weeks
stay in North Branford.
nd CifoinxY nf ToY,ia1.
son attended the reception given to
Senator and Mrs. Orville II. Plat at
the capitol building at Hartford FRI
day evening. They are now visiting
their daughtre, Mrs. Loon1is,: in this
city. #iE
Rev Carl Martin preached at Bran
ford st. Johns Swedish Lutheran
church on Sunday evening. His pulpit
here was occupied by Conrad Peterson
of Yale theological seminary. A new
pastor for St. Johns church is expected
on Palm Sunday. IS
Mrs. H. NJ Whitney of Montowese
street, Branford, is visiting her sons in
New York city. va" '''''..=@. ~ .~'s
Mrs. Burtis will entertain the FRI
day afternoon whist club in West Ha-
ven this week. a.
Joseph Redfield of Flat Rock road,
Branford, i'll with pneumonia, is hold
ing his own, but there is no material
change.
The Wednesday evening whist club
met last night with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. Warner Of West Haven.
Mrs. D. w. Goddard Of Branford, who
has been very critical for the past two
months with spinal trouble, is now i'm
proving and was able to sit up two
hours on Sunday. Mrs. Goddards nu-
merous friends hope for her speedy re-
covery. She has been greatly missed
by the various organizations of which
she is prominent member.
John McGovern of the FL. Wales
Lines company completed his engage
ment at the NJ. I. S. works, Branford,
Tuesday night, and left for new
scene of labor.
Rev. and Mrs. Martin of Branford
have for their guests Mrs. Bergundoff
of Middletown and Miss Anna Monk of
the same place. Miss Monk will re-
main here week.
Mrs. Caffrey of Fountain street,
Westville is suffering from a severe at
tack of grip which at this season Of the
year seems to be quite prevalent in
Westville.
Mrs. John w. Nichols Of Cherry Hill,
Branford, with her daughter, Mrs. e.
E. Hall of this city, left yesterday for
Old Point Comfort.
John A. Orr, insurance inspector for
the New York. New Haven & Hart
ford railroad system, has BEEN at his
home, 50 Harral avenue, Bridgeport, for
/ nearly three weeks.
Administration account on the estate
of Richard Dibble has been accepted
by Judge Of Probate w. r. Fowler,
Branford. Cornelius w. Dibble, exeeu-
tor, and Sarah A. Dibble, executrix.
! Having accepted position with Yale
& Towne of Stamford, William Merck
ling leaves Branford for that city this
week.
= Mrs. John Baker is assisting at the
| Branford postoffice during the absence
| of Miss Helga Anderson. Miss Ander-
son is suffering with tonsilitis.
Miss Katherine Ascermann gave a
! little informal dance at The Barracks
Short Beach. Friday evening, in honor
of her guest, Miss Hattie May Chase Of
Worcester. The party included a mum.
Der of Yale men.
Miss Ruth Miller of Alden avenue is
recovering from an attack of scarlet
fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Disbrow of this city
were guests at Oak cottage, BranforG
Point, the first of the week.
David Baldwin and Barlow S. Honce
were appointed appraisers of the estate
of the late Ella c. Boardman, Bran.
ford, in the probate court Tuesday
Richard Boa-dman, husband of the de.
ceased, was appointed administrator.
There is no change in the condition
of Mrs. Mary E. Palmer of Branford
A trained nurse is in ATTENDANCE. =.
Tohn Smith of WslIineford is in Di1r,