The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-29
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ETEMSoFHTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

Elsewhere.
 J. W. Everett, the popular grocer, corner of York and Crown streets, left with his wife yesterday for trip to Washington, D. C.. to be away about a week.
 Miss Mary Moore of West Haven is spending her Easter vacation with her parents at their home in Scotland, Conn.
 Mr. and Mrs. Joel of Bridgeport are spending a few days with their son and wife, MT. and Mrs. ". F. Joel of Lester street, West Haven.
 The following men have been taken to the Yale university crew training table: F. H. Phipps, 1904; J. R. Bloom CT, 1905; D. I. Meier, 1905; E. A. Sven son, 1905 S.; H. N. Scott, 1905 S.; G; c. W. Low, 1906; J. P. Kineon, 1905 S.. and H. l.. Ferguson, 1906 s.
 The training table for the Yale fresh men baseball team will start at 1915 Chapel street on Friday, April 8.
 Miss Alice Reynolds of West Haven is spending a few days with Miss Car lyle at Norwich, Conn.
 G. s. Eddy addressed the 1905 mission study class at 6:45 last evening. He spoke upon methods of mission work in India.
 Mrs Pitcher of Whalley avenue has recovered from her recent illness. She has been i'll for some time, suffering from neuralgia, and her many friends are glad to see her about again.
 Prof. Charles H. Blakeslee was ap- pointed yesterday conservator over Kate M. Jones of Howe street.
 Earnest Gerkin has closed the West vile house, or rather what is left of it, and has gone to live on his farm in Cheshire. The old Westville house was one of the landmarks of the village. When it caught fire some weeks ago, it was nearly demolished, but there was a rumor that it was to be built up again. MT. Gerkin's removal from the village probably puts an end to such plans.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry O'Neil of Wal lace street, West Haven, are entertain ing Bradford Peck of Boston, Mass.
 Daniel H. Moon, jr., of Duluth, Minn has been appointed temporary captain of the Yale freshmen crew. Moon pre- pared at Andover He rowed No. on the Scientific school freshmen crew which won the class regatta last fall.
 Thomas Powell of Boston, Mass, is the guest of his brother, Alfred Powell. Mrs. A. J Drake and Frederick Ap- pleby of Branford, both of whom are i'll with pneumonia, are reported as a trifle more comfortable.
 Burton Robinson, who has been spending the winter in Florida, has re- turned to his home on Court street, West Haven.
 Recent letters from Mrs. William Ter hume in Killingworth state that she is improving in health and is now able to be out doors on pleasant days.
 Mir. Ryan of Whalley avenue has been suffering for a week With a severe at tack of rheumatism, but has greatly re- : covered now
 The Calumet basketball team of Branford held their annual banquet at the Morris Cove hotel Saturday even ing. The supper was served at 9:SO. The members of the team who played this season were all present as well as several invited guests. Those present were: Manager F. s. Bradley, George Tester, O. Robinson, Earle and Harry Barker, Thomas Baisley, Arthur and Ernest Steiler, H. R. Ellsworth, F. w. Jerold, John Hart, Jarvis Averill, Irwin Morton, P. H. Dunn, F. A. Finch, of Branford, and Edward Woodstock and Benjamin Ball of New Haven. Vocal selections by Messrs. Tester and Robin son and ragtime specialties were rem dered both before and after supper.
 Captain Barker of the Branford bas- ketball team has received word from Stomford cancelling the game scheduled for Wednesday evening, claiming that the team disbanded.
 William Richards, son of MT. and Mrs. J. M. Richards, has gone west on a business trip, and he will go as far as the Pacific coast before returning to New York.
 Mrs. F. H. Wright of Clinton has gone to Atlantic City to meet her daughter, Mrs. S. $. Brooks, who has been spend ing the winter in the south on account of her health. MT. Brooks is unable to walk yet.
 One of the enjoyable affairs of the
 
 to be given by Miss Harris in the Town hail. April IA. It will be an in- yitation affair and the proceeds will be devoted to charity.
 MT. and Mrs. George Stevens of New Haven are visiting MT. and Mrs. Thos H. Pratt in Clinton.
 Walter Nettleton, Miss Mary Foote and Frank Crawford Boardman are all represented in the 18th annual exhibi- tion of the Society of American Artists which was opened Friday evening in the fine arts building, 215 West 57th street, New York
 Mir Isaac Bishop, janitor of the Boardman school, is reported in a much improved condition, due to the excellent treatment he is getting at the Grace hospital. Three months ago Mr Bishop was attacked by infiammatory rheu- matism. The baking-out process is slowly but surely curing the disease.
 The ladies of Golden Rod chapter, West Haven, will hold food sale Thursday afternoon, March 31, in Ma sonic hall, from until o'clock Pro- ceeds are for the Masonic home in Wallingford, Conn.
 Paul Westerhoff returned to this city Monday morning from Cincinnati, where 1t was his sad duty to attend the funer- al services over the remains of his fa- ther