The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-27

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 John Japp of Bridgeport formerly of this city, was in town yesterday spend- ing Christmas with New Haven friends.
 Mrs. Wheeler Bassett of Newtown came last Friday to New Haven and will make her home with her son. Charles Bassett.
 Frederick Robbins of Hartford, for rnerly of this city, arrived yesterday in town to visit his sister, Mrs. Emma Horn and to attend the funeral ser vices this afternoon of his brother-in- law, Frank Baldwin, at AS Hotchkiss street.
 c. D. Stillson close his school in Huntington district, Newtown, Friday for the holiday vacation. giving each child a Christmas remembrance of box of candy and an orange.
 Charles H. Day of this city has fine story in the splendid Christmas issue of the Dramatic Mirror entitled '.Confessions of Circus Horse.
 Mrs. Grace F. Dow entertained large party of relatives and friends yesterday at dinner and in the evening at a very enjoyable musical in honor of the quartette mandolin club, which contributes in a large measure to the evenings entertainment Among those present were Walter Van Loovan, Will liam F. Dow, Charles I. French, Wall ter French, Donald E. French, Arthur K. Dow, Charles Irving French, James Legg, Gardner Dow, Miss Margaret Elder, Mrs. c. T. French, Miss E. Har- ris, Mrs. Brace F. Dow and others.
 Dr Erastus W. Hopkins of Bristol, who published early in the year a book of several hundred pages on Science of the New Thought, has recently had the qualification of finding demand for his book in England.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson of this city spent Sunday in Waterbury. Miss Lavalage of this city is visiting her son, Henry J. Lavalage of Grove street, Thomaston.
 Paul Stubbs is home in Thomaston from Storrs college, Otto Weideman from Philadelphia Medical college, Floyd w. Foster from Wesleyan and Burton Gilbert from Hopkins Medical college, Baltimore.
 Mrs. Emma Morris and son, George Morris of Milford, and MT. and Mrs. Clifford Morris of Waterbury, were the guests yesterday of MT. and Mrs. Rob- ert Jagoe of Bridgeport
 Ralph w. Botham of. Putnam, man aging clerk in the legal department of the Metropolitan Street Railway com pany in New York, is the guest of his family on Pleasant street.
 MT. and Mrs. William P. Dilts and son. Monde, of Westfield, N. J., are spending the holidays with MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Miley, 6sS Orange street.
 Mrs. J. Ullman of this city is spend- ine, the Christmas holidays with MT. and Mrs. Morris Older in Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Hill of 203 State street Meriden, celebrated their gold en wedding anniversary Sunday even ing. MT. Hill has been for thirty mine years an employe of the Meriden Brit tania Go.
 Miss Lottie Wolcott of this city is the guest of her father, H. s. Wolcott in Newtown.
 Miss Hattie McKerness of Montreal, Canada, is the guest over the holidays of her uncle, Mir. and Mrs. F. J. Me Kerness of BPS Chapel street.
 D. w. Hamilton of Maple street, oakville, came to this city Saturday for few days visit at the home of his parents.
 MT. and Mrs. Page of this city spent Christmas with their parents in Mer- iden.
 MT. and Mrs. Towne and daughter of Changhai China, are the guests of MT, and Mrs. J. F. Bridge of Akron street, Meriden.
 The Rev. Lector F, Walderstrom, D. D.. a professor from Stockholm, Swe- den, will preach in the CongregationaI church. Naugatuck, this evening. A musical programme will also be rem dered
 MT. and Mrs. Elson Wright and Will liam Lansing of this city were guests over Christmas at the home of E J Coon on Newton Heights, oakville. Edith Coon of Springfield is also a guest there for few days.
 MT. and Mrs. William J. Hopkins and daughter, Miss Catherine of Meri- dent, spent Christmas day in this city
 Captain and Mrs. John Clark, and Mrs. George Greene and her daughters Gertrude Mildred and Marion. were Christmas guests at the home of MT and Mrs. Culver of Fair Haven.
 Mrs. F. A GladWin and Miss Eva Glaessner of this city are guests oi MT and Mrs. F. A. Glaessner of Cook avenue, Meriden.
 At the general meeting of Lucia chapter, 0. E. S, of Milford, the fol. lowing officers were elected: ". w. Mrs. Alice Buckingham; M. F., Cap tain E. L. Ford; A. M, Miss Glendors Brown; treasurer. Mrs c. A. Thomp. son; secretary, Mrs c. A. Roberts conductress, Miss Persis Baldwin; as. sistant conductress, Mrs. Charles Ora. ham,
 Mrs. Hemstead and son from thi city are visiting Adolph Greenbackel of Meriden over Christmas holidays.
 Mrs. David l.. Clarke of Milford i now happily convalescing from an Ill ness which has kept her confined t the house for the past three or fou weeks. Her son, Emerson, is i'll witt the grip.
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