The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-08


 members of the club are the following: Jeremiah F. Donovan, DF. Stephen J. Maher, Dr. William H. Sheehan, Dr. O'Connor, John Desmond, Dr. Mona han and John J. Lane.
 James F. McGoWan of Chicago. for merly of this city, is visiting his moth- CT, Mrs. Ellen McGowan of 163 Grafton street.
 Mrs. Charles Hobro and daughter Viola of Wallace street, West Haven, have returned from their trip to Bris- tol.
 Rev. John Knell of Baltimore and Rev. John Dresser of Brooklyn are spending a few days in this city as the guests of Dr. T. J. Corbett. Miss Nellie S. Williams, a graduate trained nurse from the New Haven hos pital, has returned to New Haven after a short vacation spent with her mother, i Mrs. Leonard Williams of Waterford.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Behrens have sent out invitations for their silver wedding anniversary, which will be celebrated at their home, 73 Spring street, West Haven, on Sunday, Au- gust 23. 4-.s-
 MT. and Mrs. Romaine A. Chapman of Middletown have returned from an outing at Morris Cove. ~4..ls ....s..
 Mrs. Adah B. Hart of 69 Clark street has gone to Good Will Assembly Pines. East Fairfield, Me, to spend three weeks. From there she will go to Old Orchard, Me. ..-.s ....
 Mrs. c. E. Blatchley of MiddIetown came on Wednesday to North Haven, where she joined Mrs. F. L. Stiles for trip to Litchfeld. rs ... ...........-
 Miss Florence Woodford of Chestnut street, West Haven. is visiting at Wall nut Grove. From there she will go to Seymour to visit her brother and fam fly. Rev. MT. Woodford. She expects to be away two weeks.
 Miss Tillie Kaltschmidt of West Ha- ven has returned from her visit with Miss Ethel Parsons of Sandy Hook, Conn.
 The state barbers' commission, con- sisting of Messrs. Schneider of New Haven. Siriga of Waterbury and Clark of Hartford will be in session in Lilley block No. 6, Room 14 1-2, Torrington, on Monday morning next, August 10, at 10 o'clock. The applicants from Water bury. Litchfield, Thomaston, Winsted and Torrington will be examined at this time
 l Last evening Judge and Mrs. S.J. I Bryant entertained the members of the California Knights Tenplar club at their home on Elm street. This club is composed of members of the order who are going to San Francisco to at tend the meeting of the Knights Tenn plar. It was social gathering of the gentlemen and their wives, so that they might become acquainted with each other before taking the journey across the continent together, I Charles F. Donahue, state organizer of the machinists' union. Thursday ] night addressed gathering of machin- ists, most of whom are employed in the railroad shops. It is purposed to or l ganize new local of the railroad I shopmen.
 .l Miss Julia M. Rungee who left for California about two weeks ago, has written to friends here of her safe ar rival at Los Angeles
 I Miss Jennie Wilcox of South Bend, Ind, and Miss Antoinette Bush of this Lefty are being entertained -bysfriends in Middletown.
 Mrs. William Warner who has been l spening week with Mrs. Gilbert, re- \ turned to her home oin Waterbury yes- \ terday.
 Edward Baldwin of Los Angeles and 4 James Baldwin of Oberlin remained over after the family reunion of last 4 week to make a longer visit and weRt to New Haven at the end of the week to see the two brothers there w. H, Baldwin of this town with Edward and Jams went to Winsted Tuesday to meet an aged aunt Mrs. Arthur Beach, who is over eighty.--Lee, Mass, Cleaner.
 Miss Corrine Smith of Howe street is the guest of Miss Bulah Belcher of Church street, West Haven. David s. Crane of Center street, West Haven, returned from a fishing trip, at which time he caught twenty-three weakfish. The fish weighed from one 8I to three pounds each.
 l The many friends of Mrs. John P. Futile of 120 Howe street are very anxious over her condition. Some two or three days ago Mrs. Futile sustained a paralytic stroke and since that time her condition has been very precarious. It was said yesterday that Mrs. Futile might i've a day or she might die at any moment
 Mrs. Henry o'Neill of Wallace street, West Haven, is spending few days in Bridgeport. > 4 A party of young ladies, including Il Miss Mamie Grant, Miss Sadie Dughan E Il r Esx, to-day for a few weeks stay at As T hI1ry pnrL5g&5 g3$E-a s