The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-14

IagOldsby. May Dargan, Messrs. J. Gil- lis. R. Hunt, G. Saunders, J. Devlin, ", Mccarthy. J. Flanagan, J. Bran don. Yale 1906. J. Limerick. J Donlon, r. Culver, H. Donnelly, H. Foote, B. AfcDermott. r. Foley E. Murphy Of Holy Cross college, ". Biddcrlick, of Boston. W. Bellew, F. McMahon, ot South Norwalk, W. Percy Lutz. Mr. and Mrs. Hine. Mir. and Mrs. F. Hig- gins, MT. and Mrs. F. Adams, AIr. and Mrs. Walters. The pateonesses were Mr. Blakeslee. Mrs. Hine, Mrs. Kirk ley.
 The Wasa club of Branford will give danct in Music hall on the evening of Saturday, April 2s.
 John G. AfcGowan, president of the typographical union, has gone on trip to Washington. Mir. McGowan will be absent several days.
 Mrs. Hyatt. the, mother of Mrs. F. s. Davis of Fountain street, is severely i'll with tonsilitis. Mrs. Davis is just recovering from the same diseast.
 Past Wardens c. P. Boynton and c. A Blackstone and Junior Past Warden ! J. P. Callahan. of Montowese lodge, and Past Wardens Mrs. Jordan Mrs. Plant, Mrs. Vinal, Mrs. J. T. Moore and Mrs. Blackstone, os Princess. lodge. all of Branford, attended the session of tht grand lodge. N. E. o. P, at New Ha- ven yesterday.
 An extra meeting of the Up-to-Date club was held at the home of Mrs. Norton Monday afternoon. A large l,o. rse ,,,t,,ot to,.e ,r-o,~a ,,raSa,of and most desirable afternoon was spent. Mrs. Laurens Lenox delighted the guests with humorous. recitation. 1 Gilbert F. Kendall of 62 Lake place is suffering from severe attack of ntrvous prostration. MT. Kendall is a clerk in the First National bank and custodian of the vaults of the New Ha- ven Trust company.
 The Hon. Charles F. Brooher, of An sonia and his family, who have been travelling in the far west, arrived home Monday afternoon. They went to Southern California, stoppinng off to see the Grand Canyon. and returned by way of San Francisco and Colorado I Springs.
 Miss Nellie Began of Branford will give a reception to several of her young friends at her home on Main street this evening.
 Louis A Fisk Monday evening met the special committee of the Branford school board, composed of the chair man, E. B. Knowles, Acting Visitor T.. 4 $. Dewitt and Principal Lovejoy Mir. Fisk explained his idea and plans for establishing scholarships to be compet- ed for by the pupils of the High school The board will act on the matter later.
 James Willard chapter, w. c. T. U., of Braford, are planning for free-will loffering to be held at the Baptist church Tuesday evening, April 19. Rev. D. J. Clark of East Haven will address the meeting. A programme, for which come out of town talent has been secured is being arranged. The meeting promises to be an interesting one. All are in vited.
 The Cheshire Literary club will meet on Wednesday, April 20, with Miss Edith Lanyon. Mrs. Huxley will read a paper on sLessing. and Richter" Alex ander von Humboldt will be the. sub Iject of the paper read by Mrs. Chas. M. Hotchkiss, with quotations by Ger man authors by the club.
 Hon. N. D. Sperry and Mrs. Soerry returned to Washington yesterday. They came to New Haven to attend the funeral of Mrs. Sperry's deceased broth CT, Marquis B. Newton. Congressman Sperry says that congress will probably adjourn about May i. He says the ses- I ieio hot s, +T.xyi ov,o and the weather in Washington unusually cold. MT. Sperry says President Roose- lvelt's. strength is constantly growing 4 and that the party in Washington and all over the country is unitedly for him.
 George w. Cooke of Northford is again confined to the house, this time by reason of injuries sustained by the kick of cow
 l Arthur Sperry, the Woodbridge milk man, moved on Tuesday to his new home on West Prospect street. Miss Margaret Ross of Kensington, a I graduate from the Normal school at New Britain is teaching the school in the center district, Northford, for the spring term in place of Miss Mary M. I IAlling, who is prevented by illness from I performing the duties.
 The marriage of Sidney G. Tanner, l formerly of this city, to Miss Edna 1 Hill of Brooklyn is announced. They 1 are residing in St. Louis, where they will remain until near the close of the Worlds fair. MT. Tanner has been a resident of St. Louis for two years. The following have been elected offic- CTS of St. Andrews parish, Northford, at the annual meeting:A Wardens, Geo. ". Cooke, Charles w. Burnett; vestry- men, H. D. Bartholomew, Seldom Nun son, Willis T. Williams, Carl Norberg, L. Morelle Cooke, Guy P. DufIield clerk, Frank S. Davis; treasuerer, Geo. w. Cooke; delegate to diocesan con- vention, G W. Cooke; alternate, L. M. l Cooke