The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-24

sang in the choir of the First Congre- gational church, West Haven, for two years previous to his engagement in this city.
 At Professor Harry Jepson's organ recital Monday afternoon there was a larger attendance than usual. Many out-of-town visitors were present. The programme was very well received. Next Monday afternoon the fifth of the series will be given.
 Miss Mainster, of New York. is the erest of her cousin, Miss Lulu Auhlfel- der, of Orange street.
 The annual ball of the Oriental Social club was given in Warner hall Monday night and was attended by about two hundred. Atwater's orchestra furnish ed music.
 Hugh Graham, of Readville, has been spending the past few days at his for mer home in this city.
 Miss Mary G. Davis, of Middletown, who has been a guest at the Davis homestead in Mill Plain, Branford, re- turned home yesterday. Miss Davis was accompanied by her cousin, Mrs. Bragg.
 A meeting of the Queens Daughters was held at St Johns school hall Mon- day evening, and the principal business transacted was the appointment of a committee of ladies to take up the mat ter of day nursery to be operated by the Sisters of the Holy Ghost A social time followed. Oswin Robinson has resigned as as sistant at the Branford freight office to accept a position as shipping clerk for w. T. Flanders, of the galvanizing de- pertinent of the M. I. F. MT. and Mrs Samuel Volcshin, of p Kimberly avenue, are receiving con- gratulations upon the arrival of a fine baby boy. Mother and child are doing we'll
 The Comfortable society of Branford entertained a good sized party at a New England supper served in the lec-
 ture room of the church Monday even- l ing.
 John McDiamid, of Whalley avenue, | Westville, has been suffering from a
 severe cold.
 MT. and Mrs. T. P. Preble returned
 Monday from a visit with MT. Preble's
 mother in Boston. 1 Mrs. Emma Schulz of Sylvan avenue,
 who has been i'll during the past week,
 is reported as being on the road to re-
 covery.
 Henry Bird is to remove from East
 Main street to West Main street, Bran- | ford.
 Ernest Gulliver, of New York, accom- panied by his wife and baby, spent the
 holiday at the home of his parents ir | WestviIle.
 MT. and Mrs. P. D. Beach, of New
 York city, are guests at, the Beach
 homestead in Branford. They were called there by the death of their sis l ter, Mrs. S. S. Beach. John Miller, of Tyler court who has
 been i'll with typhoid pneumonia during the past eight weeks, is on the road te
 recovery.
 | James Barnes, of Branford, will eel. ebrate his eighty-fifth birthday to-day | Several of his sons and daughters art
 expected.
 Harry Terrill, of Prince & Whitely's office, is confined to his home by ill ness
 At the conclusion of the services a St. Joseph's cathedral in Hartford ex ercises in honor of the bishop were helt
 at Mt St. Joseph's seminary. At thes
 exercises the singing was by chorus of ninety pupils of the seminary, al dressed in white. Miss Catherine Moor of this city made an address of welcom
 and congratulation to Bishop Tierney to which the bishop responded, and il 1 the course of his remarks he expressed
 his qualification at the prosperity of tn seminary.