The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-29

Misses Harriett and Sarah Brown of Durham, who teach in Springfield and Long Meadow, Mass. respectively, have retuprned to their schools after spending few days with their par ents.
 Mrs. Mansfield of Sag Harbor, l.. l., is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Dewitt Bradley of Washington avenue, West Haven
 The nominations made at the regular meeting of the G. A. R., are the same as last year. That is, the present offi- cers have been unanimously re-nomi- mated for another term, viz: Command CT, Daniel B. Horton; senior vice com mander, John M. Grove; junior vice commander, Alfred Elcoek: adjutant, Fred c. Hastings; quarter1naster, Will liam B. Whittlesey.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles N. Palmer of Savin avenue celebrated the fortieth anniversary of their marriage at their home Thanksgiving. Several presents were received by them, and a pleasant day passed. Among those present were Mrs. Calvin Albee, Mrs. Smith, Miss Smith of Branford, MT. and Mrs. W. A. Palmer and family of Haydenville, Mass; Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Hotchkiss and family of Seymour Conn: Mir. and Mrs. E. 0. Palmer of. Bridgeport, MT. and Mrs. s. B. Palmer of Hartford
 Mrs. Duncan, mother of Mrs. Frank Beach, was stricken with serious ill., ness at the home of her daughter in Queach, Branford, on Sunday after noon about 4 o'clock. Mrs. Duncan was l in her usual health in the morning and lattended church. Dr. Evans is in att tendance. There was not much change yesterday morning.
 I John Curren, retired grocerynan, living at 80 Broad street, is very i'll, and has been confined to his home for three months He is about seventy-five years Of age. He has had two shocks and his recovery is hardly expected It is understood generally that the Rev. J. Frederick Sexton of Westville will not move to Cheshire as he ex- peeted to short time since.
 Miss Virginia Kelsey of West Haven, who has been spending few days at home, has returned to her school on Commonn edith avenue, Boston, Mass
 Mrs. o. B. Cooper of Harrison street, Westville. while in the city Friday, ripped and fell, breaking her arm. Medical aid was summoned and the arm was set. Mrs. Cooper is resting very confortably
 The ladies aid society of Christ church will meet this afternoon instead of Wednesday,. A full attendance is desired in the parish house.
 Miss Madolin Zacher and Miss Anna Gaylord of Branford left for Vassar college Sunday evening. Miss Maida Hamre left about the same time for Platt university
 The committee recently appointed by the president of the Milford Wheel club to devise ways and means fol, the production of the opera 1T. M. s. Pima fore" are: Arthur R. Downes, Edward Bailey, Edwin Gordon, Louis Baldwin, J. Ashnan Beaven, and J. Fred Van | Syckle. A meeting of the committee was called for last evening, when ar arrangements were perfected for the pro- duction. The committee met in the reading room of the Wheel club at o'clock.
 Viola Gladding of Branford returned yesterday from Stamford, where she spent the Thanksgiving vacation with her aunt, Mrs. Thomas Crouch.
 Harry Barken of .Branford returned yesterday to storrs Agricultural col lege.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank I. Baldwin, Wa terbury and Charles F. Johnson and family of Stratford, Theodore Baldwin and family, Mrs. Minnie Clark and children, spent Thanksgiving with MT and Mrs. Clark Baldwin.