The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-24

E. Bishop. has returned to her home in New York.
 Peter Blackstrom and family left where they will take one of the boats |of the Scandinavian line for Sweden. They expect to be gone about two months.
 The charity dance given by Miss Harris April fl in the West Haven Town hall was a great financial sue cess. The profits were give nto Mrs James H. Peck. president of the La dies Aid society. for the purpose of interior Of Christ church. 1 It is expected that Rev. Dr. Griffin of Hartford will preach in the chapel 1 in Clintonville May 2S.
 | E. s. Page of Yalesville is home from the New Haven hospital where he went to undergo an operation for gall stones.
 Two enjoyable plays will be given in the Town hall, West Haven, tomorrow evening, May 25, by some of the young people of Christ church, with the aid of New Haven talent. The cast of char acters Follows:
 Barbara-A comedy.
 Barbara ................. Anna B. Reed Lillie ....................... Nellie Jones Cecil Ca young author) Ben Stevens Finnicum Ca country doctor) ........ I .......... ............. George Bush
 Slight Mistakes-A Farce. MT. Woodpecker .......... George Bush Dr. Spleen ................ Ben Stevens John Baxter ............... MT. DobSon Martin, a servant ........ Robert Bush Ponce, Grab and Prove, sheriffs of
 fcers. .Nessrs. Grannis and Mansfield Mrs. Lorimer Nellie Jones Lotty Frange Anna Read
 Dancing will follow the plays.
 Mrs. Sarah Phillips and daughter, Miss Helen Phillips of Kensington, Ct., are the guests of MT. and Mrs. c. G. Phillips of Center street.
 Mrs. James Barrett of Blake street, delightfully."- entertained a number of her friends last evening. Among those present were: MT. and Mrs. Dennis Ahearn. MT. and Mrs. Thomas O'Con- lnor, Mir and Mrs. John Gartlandt, Bert Ahearn and several from this city.
 Another of the Faulkner children of New Britain has been taken by Mrs. William Kennedy of Washington street lof that city. The family live on Ire lmont street. The mother is dead and the father has not been working steady of late. There is large family of children and two of them have been received at St. Francis Home in this lefty.
 Michael Cullen of Whalley avenue accepted position as foreman with the Brooklyn Street Railway company. He j left with his wife and children yester- day for their future home A J. H. Small of Westville met with a painful accident While loading fur niture on to his truck, he slipped and fell, painfully bruising his leg.
 President Raymond of Wesleyan uni versity has been invited to be present at the inauguration of William D. Me Kenzie as president of the Hartford Theological seminary. which will be held in the First church, Hartford, on May 25.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Palmer have returned from their wedding trip and are spending few days with MT. and Mrs John Wilkinson.
 Mrs. Nfckels and Miss Elizabeth Farr of West Haven spent several days II Hartford last week, the guests of Mrs Nickols' parents. MT, and Mrs. Bur lingham.
 Mrs. William R. Connant and son oi Oxford, N. H., are visiting Mrs. Con- nant's parents, MT and Mrs. J. N Cowles, at their home on Greenwoods avenue, Norfolk.
 Mir. and Mrs Thomas White of St John, N. B.. left to-day after short Ivisit at the home of Mir. and Mrs. w H. Forsyth in Westville
 Frederick T. Howard of New York i' spending a Few days at the Norfolk Inn. Mir. Howard has rented his sum- mer residence near the Golf Links an( will not spend the season in Norfolk.
 Julia Ianitti, sister of Tony Ianitti of West Haven, yesterday afternoon was united in marriage to Giuseppe : Grillo. After the marriage ceremony all friends of the happy couple were received in their future home.