The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-18
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 St. Mary's Catholic club held it's first meeting in it's new club rooms Monday evening. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, John J. McKeon; vice president, Joseph Carey; recording secretary, Edward M. Tracy; financial secretary, Thomas Flynn; treasurer, Rev. c. c. McGoni- gle: board of governors, Frank Me- Guire. Thomas J. O'Brien, Jeremiah F. Donovan, Michael Moran, jr., James F. Brennan. The formal opening of the club will take place in the near future Mrs Willis Parker and Mrs. Treat will entertain the Wednesday After noon Whist club to-day at the home of Mrs. Parker, George street, this after noon.
 James Fielding. who has been a resi- dent of Westville for several years, has moved to Stratford
 Rev. A. J. Gammack will be absent from his parish Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of this week. He has been appointed by the bishop, examin- ing chaplain of the diocese. and the work assigned to him is at Middle town
 The Sixteen Whist club will close its season by a supper at Cox's Surf house, SaYin Rock, tomorrow evening.
 The annual meeting of the Mothers Aid society will be held at the resi- slence of Miss Winchester, A Wall street this afternoon at o'clock. full attendance Is desired. All visitors will be cordially welcomed
 MT. Gerring. formerly of Olive street, a foreman at the Springside home, is now living on Whalley ave nue, in the house formerly occupied by MT. Cullen.
 The St. Joseph's T. A. B. society of Westville has been invited to attend the field day given at Waterbury, June a8 This invitation has been accept ed. Tn preparation for the athletic events tug-of-war team consisting of Dennis and Bert. Ahearn, Henry Kitchen, and George Caffrey, com menced practice last night. Tom Dixon is working down for the 10O-yard dash, and candidates for other events are practicing hard
 The auxiiidrles of the Wonan's Home Missionary society met in the M. B. church yesterday afternoon at 3:SO Mrs. Rogers, president of the union, was present. Mrs. W. W. Gillies led the devotional exercises.
 A strawberry festival will be given in the ladies hall Dixwell avenue, Ham, den Plains, tomorrow evening. There will be musical selections by the ladies quartette from East Pearl street LIE. church. Hot short cake will be served from until 8 p. m.
 MT. Stowe of Whalley avenue will move shortly to this city. He will make his home on Ivy street.
 Rev. c. A. Forslund of Dahlicallia, Sweden, and Rev. K. N. Isabisnius of Ponutiac. R. l., were the guests last week of Rev. K. K. Broberg of Bran sord.
 John Conway, who has filled civil service position as stenographer at the navy yard in Portsmouth, N. H.. has accepted a similar position here, where he formerly resided.
 Robert Morgan of 15 Eld street has gone to Pine Orchard for the summer
 The members of the Grand Army of New Haven will hold meeting in the M F. church, Westville next Sunday evening. The Rev. W. w. Gillies will address the meeting.
 Dr. w. M. Richards of New York is visiting his parents at their home in Woodbridge.
 John Dunnan of Highwood has mov- ed to Whalley avenue. He is employed by the Hygienic Tee company.
 Mrs James Mercer of Harrison street is suffering from badly sprained leg.
 George Riley has almost entirely re- covered from the rheumatism. This he attributes to the dandalions that he gathered through the doctors order.
 Mrs w. w. Gillies, wife of the Rev. w. w. Gillies, leaves Thursday for New York, where she will spend week <, with friends.
 Mrs Clarence w. Webb of New York is visiting relatives in this city. Mrs. webb will be remembered as Miss Jane Briggs.
 The mother and sister of Mrs. Otto Johnson of Valley street arrived in Westville yesterday from Sweden. They will make their home with Mrs. John son.
 Rev. K K. Broberg of Branford will attend a conference of the clergymen of the Hartford district of his church at Springfield, Mass, on Tuesday and "Wednesday of next week.
 Mrs George l.. Peck and son, Mor- iris. left Monday for Jamaica, N. r., to spend a week with Mrs. Peck's parents.
 The H. A. T. clubs dance to be given at Warner hall Friday night promises to be one of the pleasantest of the May dances. Stanford's orchestra will sup ply music.
 The Idle Hour Whist club met last evening with MT. and Mrs. William Russell at their home on Washington avenue, West Haven.
 Miss Nellie Mulvey has returned to her home in Ferry street after long visit to New York city.
 Mrs. Baldwin and children who have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. Rhodes of Campbell avenue, West Haven, have returned to their home in Stratford.
 Mrs Osborn Of Brooklyn, N. T., is the guest of Mrs. Frank Travis of Church street, West Haven.
 The various sodalities of the Children of Mary in the Catholic churches of the city will hold their annual May recep- tion as per custom on the last Sunday of the month this year, May 29 Pro- sessions, special vespers and very beau- 4tx.x,e a1,