The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-03-20

AFTER nVe months OF travelling in New
Jersey, Washington, D. c.. and in the
south. Mrs. Tillou returns greatly inn
proved in health, nearly restored to
health
G. Herbert Bishop, a justice of the
peace on State street on Wednesday
evening united in marriage William H.
Town. aged twenty-five years, of FL
lensville, N. Y, to Sadie Burns, aged
also twenty-five years, of New York
city. The couple had come here on a
barge on which they We're employed,
and decided, on striking dry land, to
get married.
The teachers of the seventh and
eighth grades met Superintendent Beede
at the Hillhouse high school Wednes-
day evening and discussed penmanship,
arithmetic and spelling. Mr.. Beede
discussed the subject for half an hour,
and then the teachers in the two grades
expressed their views.
Rev. G. B. Morgan, of this city, was
the special preacher at the Lenten SER
vices in Christ church, Hartford, last
evening.
Mrs. L. NJ. Sperry, Of New Preston,
is the guest of relatives at % Lynwood
place.
Olive branch lodge F. and A. M,
of Westville, went last evening to
Cheshire, where it witnessed the work
ing of the third degree on one candi-
date at the meeting of Federal lodge
of the same order at the Cheshire Ma
sonic hall.
Mrs. Harriet Osborn, of Naugatutk.
returned to her home yesterday after
spending five weeks with her son and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Osborn, of
Lake place.
Thomas Baldwin, of 1923 Whalley
avenue, clerk at 1893 on the same
street, was out yesterday after several
days Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wornser, who have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Phil pFre-
senius for the past week, were called
to their home in New Orleans by the
illness of a child, They left this city
Wednesday,.
Rev. H. w. Winkley, of the Trinity
church, Branford, delivered an inter-
esting lecture on ''Canons and Rubrics"
at the Ler1ten services held there this
week.
Judge Foote, of the Branford probate
court. has appointed Charles G. Cook
and David Baldwin appraisers of the
estate of the late William Linsley, of
that place.
Several members of the George Van
Horn Woman's Relief corps visited the
corps in Branford yesterday.
On Tuesday afternoon, at the regular
monthly meeting of the Woman's aux
iliary of the Y. M. G. A, Miss Rena
Teresa Barnes sang a sacred solo and
Mrs. L. ]. Rodenbaugh gave as read
ing the closing scene of the play Evan
geline.
Frank E. Campbell, of the Campbell
Burial company, of New York city, Wis
tied friends in Milford on Tuesday of
this week.
The Saturday Afternoon Whist club
will be entertained this week by Mrs.
Charles r. Lomas. of Washington ave-
nue., West Haven.
The Ladies' Afternoon Whist club en-
ioyed an afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Walter NJ. Irving lin Milford Wednes-
day, The successful contestants for
prizes were Mrs. E. r. Clark, Mrs. E.
S. Dunning and Miss Marion Bucking-
ham.
One of themos successful affairs held
in Trinity M. e. church was the fair
and sale of Wednesday evening. Over
$50 sat down to the supper. The sale
was we'll patronized, all the articles be-
ing sold. The sum realized amounted
to over SIS. Mrs. D. W. Blakeslee was
Misc Nj c
Armstrong, president of the union, had
general oversight of all. 1t was un-
derstood from her that the money real
ICED would go towards the payment of
| the church expenses.
J At the Lenten services at st. Mary's
church, Branford, next Wednesday eve
ming Rev. Father Musel, pastor of the
Polish church in this city, will deliver
an address in Polish. The service will
prove of special interest to the fellow
citizens of that nationality residing in
| Branford.
The In-and-Out -of-Door club held it's
regular meeting at the Church Of the
Messiah last evening. An account of
how New Haven citizens came to erect
| monument to British soldier "a foe)
was given, anu paper OH view I1d~
ven's Connection With the War of 1872"
was read by DR.. Lucy Peckham.
| The whist which was announced for
| tomorrow at the rooms of the Wom-
ans School association, 139 Orange
street. has been postponed until next
Wednesday. The reason for the post
ponement is to give all those desiring
| to attend the matinee performance of
| "Evangeline" in the afternoon an OPP
portunity to do so.
| The Thursday Evening Whist club
met last night with Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Sutton.
A Bridgeport paper says: Sherwood
o. Preston, of New Haven, who in the
days of his boyhood resided on Califor-
MIA street with his grandfather, the late
Odell Bouton, and later with his aunt,
Mrs. Wilson French, has lately received
prominent notice by the New Haven
papers for his long continued and sue
cessful work as the agent Of the Organ
lied Charities in that city.
| Frederick Fenton, Of this city, who
has been the guest of his sister, Miss
Hattie e. Fenton, in Windsor for sew
eral days, returned to this city Wednes-
| day.
Robert T. Merwin, United States con-
sui on the Island Of St. Croix, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles K. lib
balls in Milford Sunday. MI Merwin,
who is on a brief visit to fhe Tinted