The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-11

his pulpit will be supplied most of the time by Rev. Raymond Haplesden O. Hartford. who is well known to the Baptist people of Ansonia.
 Mrs. John Crabb of Chapel street is visiting friends, in Eureka. Sullivan county. N. r.. for a few weeks. | MT. and Mrs. Charles c. Dram of Washington avenue, West Haven, are entertaining their brother, Guy Carlton ! Wiggin of New York.
 s. P. Sanford of Oxford, who early | ill the spring had his leg broken, has 1 so Sar recovered as to be able to sit up and get around his room in a wheel chair. The cast has not yet been re- moved from the injured member. ] Allan Wardell Renfrew. who is spend i ing two weeks wit aihhMspMMBMB ing two weeks with his parents at their home on South street, West Haven, en- | tertained few of his friends Tuesday evening. Refreshments were served and the guests were: Miss Ethel Rem frew, Miss Mae White, George Brown, New Haven; Miss Olive Belcher, Miss Ida Wilkinson, William Lucey and Clarence V. Smith of West Haven. | Harry T. King of this city, who was at one time in the employ of the Union, has signed with the Jones and Harri- son Opera company, now touring in Canada. MT. King will leave for Can ada June F. MT. King is a talented young man and his friends are sure of his success in the profession he has taken up.
 l Chief Murdock Dingwall of the West vile fire department has received an | invitation to be present at the annual convention of firemen to be held in. Branford, on August 4th and 5th. It is expected that the men of the local company will compete in several of the contests usually taking place at these conventions.
 1 Philip H. Sheridan council, 1467, R. l A., will celebrate Arcanum day, June 2S, by giving banquet in the evening at the Odd Fellows banquet hall.
 John Powers. the genial ticket agent at the Union station, and his wife have returned after having been on an ex- tended wedding tour to Niagara Falls, Buffalo and Chicago.
 The Confirmation society of Trinity | III 5lFS dil CllISl Lctlll- ment ill Lenox hall tomorrow evening.
 Miss Madolin Zacher, daughter of Judge and Mrs. Edmund Zacher of Branford, arrived home from Vassar college yesterday morning. Another arrival from Vassar college was Miss Anna, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. c. w. Gaylord
 The train dispatchers and operators of the Air Line-Northampton division were moved into their new quarters in the depot yesterday.
 l Mrs. c. A. Smith of Litchfield is the guest of Mrs. Johnson of Columbus avenue,. Mrs. Smith,. who is the wife of | Professor Smith of Yale university, was formerly the well known Mary Dudley Burke of this city. Miss Mary A. Murphy. niece of the late Thomas Gormerly, will soon erect a monument at his grave in St. Agnes cemetery. The monument was made 1 by R. H. Maddern. Gormerly died last l winter, leaving his estate to his niece, Mrs. Murphy of Lawrence, Mass. By previous will the estate was given to charity. The late Attorney Timo- thy J. Fox of New Haven took an ap- peal, but, it was not pressed. Miss Alma Leighton teacher of kin l dergarten in this city, expects to spend two weeks with Mrs. Walter Camp at the Sheldon house. at Pine Orchard, and then spend the rest of the summer in Poland, Me.
 Lillian M. Hollister hive, No. B. Lady Maccabees, will give an anniversary supper Monday evening, June 15, at Savin Rock. On Saturday at a. m. a mass will be celebrated for the de- ceased members at Sacred Heart church. Next Sunday the members will decorate the graves of the departed members.