The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-24
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 The members of the Sunday school of the Davenport Congregational church will have their Christmas entertain ment on Tuesday evening next. To this entertainment the members of the home department of the school are most cor. dially invited to attend.
 Mr and Mrs. Thomas c. Hadden of 1O44 West Chapel street have gone to Albany, N. r., to spend the holidays with Mrs. Hadden's mother, Mrs. Cam eron oi tha. city.
 Paul sieber of Gettysburg. Pa, and a student of Gettysburg college, has arr rived to spend the Christmas holidays with his brother Rev. J. Luther Sie- Der of 11S Howe street.
 Major John Q. Tilson left yesterday to visit Washington, Atlanta, and sew eral of the principal cities of the south, but will return in. time to take his seat in the state legislature when that body convenes in January.
 Edward Barnes of Marcelin mission. a student in the Divinity school at Princeton university. has been spending a few days here visiting New Haven relatives. He leaves to-day to visit his uncle, MT. Barnes, a prominent New Milford man, and member of the in coming legislature.
 MT. H. l. Donnelly and Miss M. Eagan left last Monday for stay of several weeks in Boston, Mass. They will return the second Tuesday in Jan uary.
 Miss Virginia Kelsey, who is attend ing school in Boston, has arrived home for the holidays. Miss Alberta Kelsey, who has been spending a week with, her sister, Miss Virginia, will also re turn home.
 Benjamin F Richards, the genial fire insurance man of the borough of West Haven, is presenting to his friends and patrons beautiful calendar of artistic design and fine color effects. It is a beauty.
 Professor Henry A. Beers of Yale un- iversity Thursday afternoon delivered a lecture in the Brooklyn Teachers as- sociation course on the Present Pros poets of the English Drama, He told of each of the dramatists' works and criticised their greatest works.
 Robert Callahan, who has recently been appointed sanitary inspector in Waterbury is in this city visiting the local board of health. In the Brss City .a number of changes in the health de partment are to be made and the meth ods in this city are to be followed by the Waterbury officials.
 At Harmonic hall Tuesday evening a farce called "Hunker's Postoffice' was given by the Hunkers Dramatic club for the Sunshine society MT Will liam Peterson took the leading part and sang ,The Curse of the Dreamer, for which he was several times encored. Miss Peterson, his sister, also assisted. MT. Peterson and Mrs. Beebe are now rehearsing for farce, Who Is Clar- ice?. which will be announced very soon.
 Captain George Cook, the crack Hon olulu swimmer and leader of Yale's team, is the guest of the Chicago team. The Yale men entertained President, Brown of the Chicago Swimming asso- citation, at the time of the Yale-Har yard game, and 1t is in return for this courtesy that Cook was invited to Chi- cago. Chicago has many of the fastest men in the country and the Yale team will doubtless benefit by his observa- tions
 Miss Emma Strickland of Glider sleeve, Conn, is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. N. J, Squires at the parsonage on Savfn avenue.
 Mrs. Finch of 35 Dana street, West Haven, entertained her sisters, Mrs. William Rowe and Mrs. Lewis Beecher of New Haven.
 Mrs. D. H. Morrill,, who has been spending several weeks with her moth CT, Mrs. Lauson of Main street, West Haven, left yesterday for her home in Dayton, Ohio.
 Edward Cosgrove, who is in business in New York state, has arrived home and will spend the holidays with his mother, Mrs. T. L. Cosgrove, of Wash ington avenue, West Haven.
 Charles Chamberlain, Trinity 1907, and MT. Lee, classnaate from Shafnokin,