The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-03-02

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was discovered that Mr. Ridge was al
ready in the clutches or pneumonia He
is now at Grace hospital.
Lester Gunnison OF Washington ave
nue. has accepted a position with the
Jewett Piano Co.. at Leonides, Mass.
Dr.. Thomas G. Sloane Of Manchester,
and Miss Mabel Grant Andrews Of New
Haven. viii be married on March in
this city
The Hubbell & Merwin Co. have now
completed the pavilion for Frank VIII
cox at sayin Rock.
There viii be a dinner for all Yale
men who ever attended Browning
School Of New York al Heublein's Fri
day at p. m. The object of the din
ner is to form a Browning School club
Mr.. and Mrs. Raher of Union avenue
have moved to Readville.
Mr.. Paul Jente is confined to his home
because of grippe. Miss Elsie and Mr..
Edward Jente, who have been i'll for
some time, are able to be out among
their friends.
The Arlington Ladies' Aid society will
meet with Mrs. George H. Gilbert
Thursday afternoon, March 8.
Harold Blatchley has severed his con-
nection with the Washburn Wholesale
Drug company of New Haven, and has
accepted a position with Buell. q
Blatchley of Middletown-
The gentlemen of the First Congrega-
tional church, West Haven, are plan
ming for their annual supper, which VIII
be given on March 16, and not March .,
as at first planned.
This afternoon the Ladies' Society of
Zion Lutheran church meets with MRS.
Gottfried Zimbowsky.
Mrs. Louis Lampson Of Washington
street, West Haven, is sick with the
grip.
All members of the Debt Liquidating
society of the Zion Lutheran church
are requested to attend a meeting to be
held at conclusion of the morning SER
vices next Sunday.
Miss Lena C. Keller of West Haven
gave a delightful birthday dance last
evening in veru hall. New Haven. The
hall was decorated in pink and green.
Miss Keller received her guests in a
costume of black silk net over pink.
The young ladies in their evening
gowns looked very pretty. Miss Keller
received many remembrances from her
friends. A dainty buffet luncheon was
served.
The annual banquet of the Law
renceville School club was held Monday
night at the University club and was
attended by about forty graduates.
The speakers were w. B. Soper, 1904;
G. S. Munson, 1904; F. c. Brown, 1904;
and C. Truesdale, 1907. nj. A. Wick,
1904 S., acted as POSTMASTER. The
guest of the evening was DR.. Macpher-
son, who spoke on 1.-THE School.
| A masquerade ball to be given by
Miss Olive Thompson Easter Monday
night at Music hail. Bradford, will in
augurate the spring dancing season OF
her class. Lessons and social assem-
blies will again begin Thursday evening
of that week
Miss Bessie Flanders Of Church
street, Branford, returned on Sunday
from a two weeks stay in Nashua N.
H., and Boston.
| Miss Peck has been engaged as sub
| stitute teacher in Room 6, Center
school, Branford, during the absence OF
the regular teacher, Mis- Perry, who Is
| i'll.
Grand Secretary f. d. Grinnen of the
New England Order of Protection, well
known here, is again able to be out
after a. severe illness of two months
with whooping cough.
James Kelly, formerly in the New
York department Of the Gold Company
of that city, has been transferred to a
Bridgeport contract. He spent Sunday
at his home in Branford.
Mrs. H. Guy Linsley and Mrs. John
H. Beach returned on Monday from
Brooklyn, where they had been guests
over Sunday of Miss Bessie Beach
formerly of Branford. Miss Beach is
now engaged in library work in Brook
! Ign.
/ The young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
4 Peterson Of Rogers street, Branford
who is i'll, is suffering with the widest
form of scarlet fever. The house Is
quarantined.
Terrence Brannigan of Branford is
recovering from his attack OF pneu-
monia in an encouraging manner.
| James H. Barker returned to Bran
ford on Monday from flying visit &c
his daughter Mrs. G. Clarence bacon
in st. Augustine, Florida. MI. BarKel
went as far south as Mimi ana wal
4 nut Grove. while away he called upof
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Smith at their nome
lin Miami. He enjoyed his stay IN flor'
ida very much, but the probability Il