The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-01-07

has rendered his resignation 10 take ef-
| feet January 20. Mr.. Stocking is well
known railroad man. having been con-
nected with the Consolidated for thir-
teen years. He recently resigned the
position of ticket agent at Midd!etown
to accept his present place under su-
perintendent P. T. Bowman. Mr. stock
ing will embark in the fire INSURANCE
business, with an office at MiddletoWH,
upon the expiration of his railroad ca
reer.
| The Theta Epsilon gives its first in
! formal dance in town hall. West Ha-
ven, on Friday evening. The ladies i'll
charge of the arrangements are Miss
Margaret Dickinson Miss Bernice Sim
mons, Miss Maud l. Crane and Miss
/ Alice WestcOtt.
On Saturday evening in Masonic hall,
Milford, the officers of George Van Hon
post, G. A. R., and of the W. r. c. are
TO be installed. Later a banquet will
, be served.
Miss Jessie f. Holt, of $50 George
street, has decided not to return to
Mortified Training school, but will en-
ter a training school at Hartford to
| ldhC q lNo CGlA y NCNaA % IA S-+A4NN $4,000
/ and primary work.
! This evening the newly elect officers
| of Wopowase lodge. J. 0. o. F., of Mil
ford, are to be installed. A banquet
will follow.
Raymond Woodford, who has been
spending the holidays with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woodford, OF
Center street, West Hagen, returned
yesterday to Philadelphia. where he is
attending the Philadelphia Dental coll
| lege.
Mrs. w. T. Dill entertained her whist
club at her home on George street on
Monday afternoon. All the members
were present but one. Mrs. ]. H. Shaw.
Mrs. G. E. French acted as her substi-
tute. Mrs. Dill won the first prize,
pretty china and silver fernery, Mrs. 5
! H. Dawson taking the second prize,
handsome plaque.
| The many friends of MI and Mrs
Herbert Chamberlain will be pleased to
learn that Mr.. Chamberlain is to be
| located in Bridgeport for the next few
months.
| Charles Gillspie, one of the most
popular conductors on the New YORK
division of the Consolidated road, has
resigned and WILL it is said, go into
business in New York, where he re-
sides. Mr.. Gillispie has been with the
road for about fifteen years, and dur
ing that time has made many friends
among railroad men and the regular
natrons of the road. For several years
he had charge of the a. m. train out
of New York and the 1890 a. m. train
from this city. Recently he was as
signed to the $50 a. IN. train to New
York.
Miss Laura Jennie Beach, Of 615
George street, spent her holiday vaca-
ton at home. She has now returned
to Troy, N. Y, where she is teacher OF
French and German in the high school
there.
The Half-Hour Reading club, of
Rranford, will meet at the residence OF
Mrs Emily Fowler on MoatoWese street
at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Professor
H. M. Whitney will speak on the sub
iect of "Old English Ballads" Each
member has the privilege of inviting
one friend to the guest Of the club on
this occasion.
Miss Rose Kearney, Of Meriden, for
merly a teacher in the Shelton avenue
school, is spending week with friends
in this city.
Mrs. Franz Milcke, wife Of Professor
Milcke, the vioinist is to give a recital
in Harmonic hall January IA. Mrs
Milcke made her debut in New HaVer
at a musicale given at the home CT Mrs
Whitney on Church street last winter
She is a talented vocalist having stud
| led in Germany. and her list of patron
esses for the coming recital include vel
known names.
S. NJ. Hugo has been appointed t.
take charge of the New Haven office o
the Mutual Life Insurance company, o
New York. He has been for number
of years in the life insurance business
and his selection to so responsible
, post is fine testimonial to his abilit!
and fitness for the position. The com
. pany has taken a very handsome Office
in the new Y. M. C. A. building. Mr.
Hugo is a son of Philip Hugo, eX-direc
tor of public works, and who was ru'
for state comptroller on the democratic
ticket last fall.