The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-02-17
Local " Gather Report.
New Haven, Feb. 16.
Brief Mention.


The Clinton Whist club will meet
"Wednesday evening with Miss Theresa
Fox at the house of George A. Olcott.
Fire Marshal Gladwin yesterday is
sued building permit to Christ church
to erect house in the rear of its edi-
flee to face on Elm street. The struct-
ure is to be 22x40 and is to cost $1,000.
y The new parochial school for st.
Mary's church, to be erected on Ash
mum street, will cost. about $4,000. 1t
will be three stories high and have
four school rooms; also quarters for a
young mems club and large assembly
hall.
At the closing sessions of the Board
man evening school on Tuesday even
ing. March 8, an exhibition will be
given of work of pupils in mechanical
ID drawing. The exhibit is being prepared
by Earl Brown and Frederick Ebel, IN
structors. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry Rogers
of Hartford celebrated their golden
wedding in a quiet manner Sunday at
their home, 81 Wadsworth street
where they have lived for many years,
enjoying the friendship and esteem of
their neighbors.
The thirty-ninth anniversary of the
knights of Pythias will be celebrated
11l1 at hnl
Courier building, tomorrow evening.
"A large attendance of members with
their lady friends is expected and
fine musical programme has been ar
ranged
j. William Loveday of 92 Spring street
purchased valuable building lot at
,Whalley avenue and Carmel street. The
price paid was about $4,000. The lot
has a frontage of 40 feet on Whalley
avenue and runs back 147 feet along
Carmel street William M. futile sold
the property.
e At the Lincoln day meeting in West
Hartford First church Sunday Rev. L.
II. Higgins spoke of hearing, when a
Junior at Yale, Mr.. Lincoln's address
to large audience at the ''Wigwam"
in New Haven about 1859, and of seeing
the body lying in state in New York
. city after the assassination. Others
spoke of their impressions of the life of
: the great man..
Fort Hale lodge, No. 225, N. E. o.
p, will celebrate it's ninth anniversary
with an entertainment and dance
next Thursday evening in Polar Star
n hd
of musical and literary numbers, clos
ing with farce entitled, "Our Awful
Aunt" Well known members of Fort
Hale lodge will take the characters.
. A large attendance is assured.
d The classes inaugurated six weeks
ago for instruction in the Gaelic lam
guage are making much progress.
From dozen or so sons and daughters
of the Emerald Isle who attended the
first session, they have swelled to one
hundred or over. The school is held
every Sunday evening in Clan-na-Gael
hall in the Boardman building, corner
of State and Chapel streets. Captain
Thomas X. Dunn is the president of
the SOCIETY and the teachers are Messrs.
Howard, Sullivan, Koran and Maroney.
Miss Helen Vaughan, daughter of
Mrs Hobart L. Hotchkiss of Fountain
street, is confined to her bed at the
boarding school which she is attending
in South Norwalk, suffering from Sc
we're attack of appendicitis, Miss
Vaughan was taken i'll with the disease
the latter part of the week and as yet
it has not been decided whether an OPP
Grafton will be necessary or not. From
the latest reports Miss Vaughan is
resting comfortably and on Sunday her
brother, Gilbert Vaughan of Bridgeport,
who was in the village visiting friends,
went to south Norwalk to the bedside of
his sister.