The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-03-03
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This city
-Interestins Social Events Here and
Elsewhere,

The ladies OF the Woodmont chapel
will serve one of their fine suppers in
the diningroom of the chapel this even
ing from to o'clock They hope for
a large attendance from the city.
knight sperry has been i'll a couple
of weeks at his residence on George
street, with grip.
Mrs. Harry K. Hutchinson Of Bran
ford left yesterday for Brooklyn for a
visit with relatives.
DR. and Mrs. Archibald Mcneil are
both i'll with grip at their residence on
Livingston street.
Jimmie, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James R. Gum of Church street,
is i'll with pneumonia. A trained nurse
is in attendance.
Charles H. Merwin of 81 Bishop street
is ill with grip. He was taken i'll Sat-
urday, but is doing well under the care
Of his physician.
Ira Hoxie, employed by the Hubbell-
Merwin company, Is i'll with grip and
is not yet able to resume business.
The sEpWorth league of the First M.
q. church will give an oyster supper
in the church parlors, corner of College
and Elm streets this evening. The pro-
ceeds will go towards the fund for the
new church.
Thomaston has a lot of people who
are i'll, chiefly with the grip. Among
the number are C. w. Hurlbert, Paul
Saum, Harry Biggs, Mrs. e. M. Kaiser
and R. S. Morse, jr. DR.. R. S. Good
win, sr. is reported as no better, If
anything is growing weaker. DR.. Foote
of New Haven was here Monday to see
DR. Goodwin's son, r. S. Goodwin, jr.
Emil Svenson is no better. DR.. Foote
visited him while here Monday AMI says
there is no possible chance for him to
recover. James Gotsel was reported a
little better Monday night Miss Flor
ence Yeitter, trained nurse from New
Haven, is caring for him. Mrs. Harvey
w. Baldwin is better and has dismissed
her nurse.
The Thimble society of Branford will
meet with Mrs. William r. F'oote Of
Lenten sewing.
julius Gallery, of the firm of Geier,
Gallery & Geier, the well-known gro
GERS on Edwards street, is Ill with the
grip.
Miss Peck Of New Haven is substi-
tuting in Room 5, Center school, Bran
ford, during the illness of Miss Perry,
the regular teacher.
Claudius Harvey, night train caller at
the Union station, is critically i'll at
40 Columbus avenue, and his physi-
clans have little hope of his recovery.
Mr.. Harvey was for eight years day
caller at the depot.
| Thomas r. Williams of Branford is
again i'll, suffering with nervous
trouble
The resignation of Supt. John H.
StarkWeather of the New Haven hos
pital which was to go into effect March
| list, has not been accepted. Supt. Stark
weather completed twenty-five years
service at that institution yesterday.
Arthur, jr., the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Merrill of Hopson avenue,
| was operated upon Thursday morning
| by, DR. Sanford of New Haven, assisted
by the family physician, DR.. A. j. Ten
| ney, for an abscess back of the ear, the
result Of the grip. He is likely to re-
| cover
| Thomas D. Thacher has been elected
class agent for the Yale Alumni fund
| for his elias OF 1904
| Frank Davis of Flying Point. Bran
ford, is very i'll with pneumonia.
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ard, of the Consolidated railroad, and
wife are in Florida on a three weeks
| trip.
| Charles A. Fenton, veteran employe
| at the Sargent shops, was yesterday
removed from his home at 125 Wooster
street to the New Haven hospital
where he will undergo an operation for
/ appendicitis. Mr.. Fenton has been ill
for over a week, but his friends now
| hope for his speedy recovery.
The Yale Indiana club will give a
| smoker at the Tontine on Saturday.
| March 5.
Miss Robbins of Westville is out for
| the first time since she was taken i'll.
A. v. P. Huizinga spoke on "Tolstoi''
at the meeting of the Berkeley Mems
club last evening.
The many friends of Miss Sarah e.
Hughes of 314 Forbes avenue, will be
pleased to learn that she is recovering
from her. severe accident Of February
H. when she broke her right shoulder
and seriously sprained and bruised her
left arm and elbow.
The Law School society of Corbey
court announces the election of Richard
William Hollarnan, 1905 l. S., Of New
York city.
Mrs. Harriet L. Noble and Mrs.
George f. KirclS entertained the Star
Whist club at the home Of Mrs. Kirck,
IS Dixwell avenue, last evening.
A WEIGH rarebit party was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Bradley at their
handsome apartments in the Joslyn on
York street Tuesday evening. The
game Of pit was thoroughly enjoyed by
all and several selections were well
given on the piano and banjo. The
dining room was handsomely decorated
with cut flowers and the guests are en-
thusiastic in their praise Of the deli
cious supper served.
H. C. Dangler, Yale 1904, has been APP
pointed pilot of the coaching launch
"Elihu Yale for the coming season.
There will be a dinner for all Yale
men who ever attended the Browning
school of New York at Heubleins Fri
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