The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-12-15
workers union. will address the meet

MorkeIS uL1ons nAAA 0A1ANSS NAAS 4AANN ing.
 Miss Annie McKenna of New York city has secured a position wit hthe Greist Manufacturing company. She will reside with her sister. Mrs. Edward Free of 3S Jewell street.
 High Sheriff 4. B. Durham has pur- chased from George deP. Fox, horse dealer, the property at Hobart street and Whalley avenue. It consists Of house and barn and Is No. 54S Whalley avenue. The sheriff makes the pur- chase only as an investment, his home being in Seymour.
 M. G. Argus, superintendent of the Lake Ontario Wine company of Roches- ter, N. T.. was visiting friends in this city yesterday. MT. Angus, who is well and savorably known to the wine trade in the United States, is quite pop ular among New Haven business men and was enthusiastically received last evening in number of new creations, as he is of a decided literary turn of mind.
 The ladies os the Baptist church. Branford. will serve a New England supper in the ladies' parlors this even- ing from to o'clock. This is given in lieu of the annual Christmas sale and supper. .-.:- .-.. 1 Harry Alger, engineer at the Candee rubber shop, who has been i'll five weeks with typhoid fever, returned to his home at $40 Orange street Sunday and is now convalescent.
 The National Wire corporation em- ployes organized fire company at re- cent meeting which will be equipped with everything needful and there is no doubt but 1t will prove very efficient. The officers elected are as follows: Chief, P. Collins; first lieutenant, T. ,Fo- garty; first foreman, J. Bedding; secre- tary and treasurer, s. c. Buckbee
 Mrs. Kerns of 2S Edwards street, who has been i'll with severe attack of grin and threatened with pneumonia, is re- covering. ...,.#r d..
 There will be fancy sale at the home
 of Mrs. M. fingers for the benefit of Sewing school tomorrow and Thurs day afternoon and evening at 12 Dick erman street. ..s1.s. s...r-
 All the present officers Of the local Iaerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles, with
 the exception Of the vice president
 have been reelected for the coming
 year. Walter Pond was elected vict president. The officers will be installed January by several of the most prom Iinent Eagles in the country, The ex
 ercises will take place at Eagles hall lo,asI 1n will nc vii efi
 are are Congressman Bell of Colorado
 Congressman Sulzer of New York, Stat
 Senator McCarren. who recently super
 ceded Hugh Mclaughlin as leader Q ! thte Brooklyn democracy, and Senate
 T. D. Sullivan os New York.
 Postmaster Mclean and his bride ar rived at their home in Pine Orchar the last of the week from an extende trip through the south.
 , Andrew J. McCutcheori, engineer a : the Branford power house, has returne : from a weeks vacation which. with hi family, he passed at his old home i Kingston, N. Y. During his absenc Arthur Baldwin has been running tn , first trick at the power house and Wal
 ter Terhune has been doing the latter : work as linenan.
 . Miss Amy Gaines of Center schoo
 lBranford, who was called home | lStatsord last Thursday by the critic; : illness of her mother, was again at he
 Ipost in the. school room yesterday morn : ing.
 MT. and Mrs. Oscar F. Chase and D : Troy Chase of Chateaugay N. ", al 5 visiting Henry o. Kenison and farnil lof 213 Spring street. s 2 Anson T. ,Babcock of New York cit I was in Bransord Sunday the guest ;; his parents.
 - Miss s. Clark os Falmouth. Kan. = visiting her niece, Miss Anna Clark, 7 George street. -z..s ..- ,- The second of series of socials a be given during the winter by the Eas 2 ern Star lodge took place at the home Mrs. Augur on Wiiford avenue la = evening.
 Miss Beulah Adams, assistant prime a pal Of the Guilford High school spel 2 Saturday and Monday in Branford D the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. F. Wa y ner os Montowese street.
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