The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
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in town hall. West Haven, by Burr c. Pierce. A programme of eighteen dances has been arranged. A dainty buffet lunch will be served, ladies of West Havn acting as chapron. Invitations have been received in Branford for the second session of the Good Times assembly in Warner hall, New Haven. tomorrow evening.
 Mrs. Caroline S. Bartlett of 30 Col lege street and Miss c. Rebecca Chap man of S5 Admiral street have just re- turned from ten days visit to Wash ington. They were the guests of Gen. eral and Mrs. A. H. Bowman of Kala- rama avenue.
 Smith street, West Haven, moved yes terday to Springfield, Mass. They have rented their house to F. K. Leffing- we'll and family of Flatbush, l. l., who will occupy the house the first of May, The o. and W. club, also the Pinochle club. with few invited friends, gave a farewell reception to MT. and Mrs Shearn, who are 500 nto move to Buf- falp. at the home of Edward Dicker- man Saturday evening. Whist was played and a delightful evening en- joyed.
 Valdemar Hammer of Branford has purchased a large, handsome automo- bile. which is quite faafi1re of in- terest on Branford's thoroughfare. Inc Camp Meeting assogiallon held a business meeting last evening at the residence of Mrs. George Williams of Smith street. West Haven.
 The Women's Baptist Foreign Mis- sionary society of Branford will be addressed by Rev. & A. D. Boggs Fri day afternoon. MT. Boggs is a recently returned Indian missionary.
 George Catlin. who has been so long seriously i'll at his home on Howe |street, is gradually improving. Mrs. c. F. Mix of Main street, West Haven, who has been sick with grip for Eseveral weeks, is slowly recovering. Dr. J. A. Hutchinson of New Haven is at tending her.
 William York of Harlem was the guest over Sunday of his mother, Mrs N. F, York of Campbell avenue, West Haven.
 Miss Minnie Smith of West Haven entertained the afternoon whist club Saturday, Mrs. Elmer Somers substi- tuting. Mrs. Howard Thompson won the prize. a handsome pillow top. Af- ter the game a delicious luncheon was served. the players were Mrs. Wilbur B. Warner, Mrs George E. Bailey, Mrs E. s. Thomas, Mrs. Charles B. Warner Mrs. Charles B. Lomas, Mrs. William E. Husted, jr., Miss Reynolds, Miss Kinner and Miss Madeline Reynolds. Harry Richardson of Boston is visit ing his father-in-law, Thomas B. Ridge of Phillip street, Westville. John w. Warner. the carpenter, is building a piazza to Judge Bishops cottage at Woody Crest; also making slight alterations to the interior of the cottage
 Mrs George Hinman of Willard street is confined to her home on ac- count os illness.
 Mrs William White of Ridgefleld vie of the editor of the Ridgefeld Press. is visiting MT. and Mrs. Charles Brokn Of Harrison street, Westville. Ruth Bradley, the little daughter of Lewis Bradley of Willard street, is seriously i'll. Typhoid fever is feared. Georgia chapter, o. E. S., held a so- eial at the residence of Mir. and Mrs Isynde Rowland of Rogers street, Branford, last evening.
 John Campbell Of Tryon street is in Orange, N. J., to attend the funeral of his aunt.
 Miss Anna Names of Center street West Haven, has gone to Schnectady to spend several days with her brother, who is ill.
 The wedding of Miss Alburta Diggs, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Diggs, to David Olmstead, will take place on Thursday evening, May 12, at the home ot the brides parents in Mill ford.
 A large number were present at the Union meeting os the w. c. T. U. in the Congregational church, Westville, Sunday evening. Mrs. Kirck, local president, introduced the speakers, Rev. w. w. Gillies, Rev F. s. Davis and Mrs. c. A. Gulliver, treasurer of
 
 ministers were eloquent and appealing. The society is doing a fine work.
 The Pythian Amusement association Of Edgewood lodge, No. II, Knights of Pythias, have secured for their en- tertainment to be given at Masonic hall, Westville. Wednesday evening, April 27, the European magical prince, Proe. Bottinere, late of Tony Pastor S theater, New York, who will appear in his refined and select entertainment en- titled Miracles of Modern Times"
 John Walker, who during the past few months has been a resident of Mill ford, left there Saturday night for his home in Seaford, Del.
 M-. and Mrs. Shearn were given a Farewell party at the home of MT. and Mrs. Edward Dickerman of Elm street, West Haven, Saturday evening. About