The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-14
.OTES OF LOCAL INTEREST
.ET. IT. E. HILER,S DEPARTURE
 FOR HIS NEW CHARGE.

is Successor, Mir. Griffin, Now Travel hing im Paiesttns-Rev. Mir. Bowdsn's change of Residence-variOus Per ronal JottIngs.
 Rev. H. E. Hiler. pastor of Epworth E. church for the last two years, turned yesterday from attending the ] assion of the New York East confer Rce and will go on Saturday to Brook 6n and begin his new pastorate at the senimore street M. E. church in the batbush district in that city. He will leach there next Sunday. MT. Hiler's kople here part with much regret. He one Of the most successful of the bunger preachers of the New York hst conference. Next week he will re- srn to the city and during the week klI remove with his family and house. bld effects to Brooklyn. His successor, ir.. Giffin, will not take charge of Ep- lbSth church until early in May as he 2 away in Palestine, with the Sankey lhool excursion party. He comes here zom the Westchester church, where he As completed a successful pastorate of Tree years. His brother, who is also a Einister, will take charge of the Vest Aester church. MT. Giffin's father is Methodist clergyman also, and has , important charge in the Pittsburg Inference. Rev. MT. Giffin is unmar- ed. The arrangements for filling Ep- irth church pulpit until his return are Rt yet announced.
 lDr. Doherty of g Sylvan avenue gave whist last night for the benefit of St. Shn's R. c. church.
 The many friends of Mrs. Nancy almer of 5S Exchange street will be leased to hear of her recovery from a |avere illness.
 llThe Rev. w. H. Bawden, pastor of sse Olivet Baptist church, has taken a sbuse at Montowese for the summer, 4d the family took possession yester- Ay.
 IS. E. Dibble of Orange street went to |ne Orchard yesterday to look over IS summer residence there in prepara- [bn for the summer stay. lass, former resident of this city, Is been the guest of her sister, Mrs. race Lee of Whalley avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Neils of Pater- Tn. N. J.. are the guests of MT. and ITS. William Chase of Elm street. 1.-The announcement cards have been ceived of the marriage in New York
 Frank Adee Hoag and Mrs. Esther |izabeth Elliott. Mrs. Elliott resided
 New Haven for a number of years
 d has many friends here. MT. Hoag
 a resident Of Staten Island.
 Miss Emma Loveday of Patchogue, l..
 is visiting relatives on Orchard rect.
 Word has been received from c. J.. onson. who went to Redlands, Cal,
 e first of the month, that he had a bst enjoyable trip, and is already
 lch improved in health.
 b. c. Hemingway of Naugatuck is
 ending the week in the city.
 The settlement for sufferers from 'tu- .4HICulOSlS DClllS3 1OCdtCQ O1I tIlS lllllS DC-
 cen Cheshire and Wallingford, is actically completed and will be ready 4- occupancy about the first of June. bur cottages have been erected, and sa main building is also completed
 tn the exception of the dining room SAd kitchen. As soon as these two
 ditions are finished the entire plant
 Il be ready for the reception of pa
 hts.
 The examination of candidates for
 Cecil Rhodes scholarship began in
 umni hall yesterday morning. There
 Ire nine men registered. The examin-
 ions will be divided into three ses-
 bns. The first was yesterday morning,
 second started yesterday afternoon
 d the third will be held this after
 on. The examinations are in charge
 Dean Phillips of the Yale graduate
 hool. The examinations are merely
 eliminary affairs to test the scholar
 ip of the men and from among those
 ho pass the tests the man will be
 osen to be sent to England. There
 no New Haven men on the list and
 e majority of them are at present
 Idents in Yale.
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