The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-22

It was the first time he has been out of doors since the accident. The coroner is still weak, but hopes to recuperate rapidly.
 The Rranford Sunshine club held it's regular meeting Monday afternoon at the club room on Bradley avenue. Fourteen members were present; the afternoon was spent in working for a sale soon to be given. Several new names for membership were handed to the secretary to be voted upon at the next beeting. This club made up of girls ranging in age from ten to twelve, has done conmendable work during the winted months, sending flowers and other dainties to the sick, also carrying sunshine in other ways to the shut-in Birthdays of members have been cele- brated with little parties at the club room, and a feature of these parties has been preparing boxes of dainties for the sick people. The club is now composed of the following members: Olive Pond, president; Eva Gladding, secretary; Mrs. E. c. Johnson, treas. CT; Hazel Ryder, Edith Tester, Eva Marsh, Marguerite Gaylord, Marion and Vera Thatcher, Anice Fowler, ] Grace Palmer, Viola Gladding,2 Flea nor Dolph, Eleanor Ward and Carrie Mclean.
 MT. and Mrs Nathan Rogers, of Grand avenue. have gone to Savannah Ga, for few weeks.
 fo, riage of Miss Ethel Parsons, of Camp bell avenue, West Haven, to MT Charles Marr, of First avenue. the ceremony to take place in the First Congregational church Wednesday evening, April 29 at o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs. James E., English are among the visitors at Atlantic City which is at the height of it's annual popularity as a spring resort.
 Miss Venia Barker, of Branford, was bridesmaid at Plymouth church Mon- day evening for her cousin, Miss Char lotte Kimberly, now Mrs. Pierce. A goodly number of Branford relatives and friends attended the wedding Among these were MT. and Mrs. Level. lyn Barker and family, Mir. and Mrs Emerson Barker and son, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Ward and daughters.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Haury celebra- |ted their tin wedding Monday evening at their Dixwell avenue home. A few friends and relatives assisted in the merry making, and spent several de, lghtful hours with their host and hos. tess
 MT. G. H. Thompson, of Meriden, has been appointed organist at Trinity church, Branford. Fan.
 Mir and Mrs. George Anthony, O Princeton, N. J., are being entertained by Mrs. William Breen, of Columbus avenue. '..
 The Ladies Aid society of Chris
 church, West Haven. will meet oi J Wednesday afternoon in the parisl house. This society is planning for, :;
 handkerchief bazar, which will be hell
 in the town hall on Wednesday, ant
 Thursday evening, April 20 and 30.
 A rubber social will be held at tn
 Church of the Messiah this Wednesda.
 evening, April 22. Some fine stereopti
 con views will be shown by the pastor
 Rev. W. F. Dickerman. Admission
 may be gained by presenting old rub
 Der, such as overshoes, bicycle tires
 garden hose, etc., the same being af
 rewards sold by the committee il
 charge.
 Mrs. Clutch, of New York, is stayin
 with her sister. Mrs. Edward Howartt
 of Washington avenue, West Haven. MT. and Mrs. J. Sweiger, of Water
 bury, have been spending a few day
 with MT. and Mrs. George Warner, so Washington avenue, West Havens E } A family party at the Hyperion the
 ater Monday evening was composed c } MT. and Mrs. W. T. Dill, their sor Thompson. and their guests, Mrs. Jo
 seph Brooks and daughter, Miss Vii ginia, of New York, and Mrs. T. Cleaton and son of Portsmouth, Virgin ia. Mrs. Brooks is sister of Mrs. Dil l Mrs. Cleaton sister of Mir. Dill. The Y. P. s. c. E. will give an enter l attainment in the Congregational churcl Westville. on April 22. Miss Ma Bradley and MT. Hart and daughte will render vocal selections. Hon. J. Deming Perkins, of Litch field, one of the best known citizens C } that section, sailed from New York 0 5 Saturday for London on the Atlanti - transport ship Minnehaha.
 : The Boys Brigade of the Congrega . tional church, Westville, met Monda , evening at 7:30 in the church. The GU . that was won by the company shoi
 time since has proved quite magne - as it has attracted quite few ne members and some old ones to com back.