The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-23
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The New Haven County Poultry as
ISOLATION held meeting Tuesday eve
ming Iii the ante-room Of the Town
hall. 1T was a large and enthusiastic
meeting. John r. Cottrill presided.
The association affected a permanent
organization and elected the following
officers.
President III Baldwin. Meriderl,
Vice president--Jo John r. CottriIl, Wal
/ lingford.
Second vice presiden-W, Il. Moses,
Meriden.
Secretary ]. Hogan. Wallingford,
First assistant secretary Andrew
Ennis. Wallingford.
Second assistant secretary M. w.
Sleeter, Meriden.
SuperintendentsJ Joshua nDA Il
Treaurer Joshua Shute Meriden.
Superintendents- Geo. w. Banman,
Wallingford; n. u. Fowler, Meriden;
II. III. Llby. Wallingford; Albert Krum-
verde. Wallingford; y. Thorret, Meri-
den. r. III. Sleeter, Moridefi; Chas, r..
Blunt, Wallingford.
IA AtAG
ter N. Valentine, Wallingford. MI
q AT this meeting the charter was clos
ed. The organization starts with d
memberships of sixty-five. The next
meeting will be held Tuesday evening
April II. a*.. ....a~z>l. !.
Sergeant George G. Kattenhorn Of
CO. NJ u. s. infantry, who has been the
guest Of George Hansen of South Or
chard street, for the past two weeks,
left yesterday, to rejoin his company
at Sacketts 11arbor. New York, April
10. Sergeant Katterhorn will sail for
the Philippines. This will make Ser
geant Katterhorn's third campaign in
the islands. @
| Rev. A. II. Randall, rector Of St. An
drew's church, Meriden, preached at
ST. Paufs church last evening. H. :
7 The members of the Advent church
held d cottage service last evening al
the residence of Scovill Atkins of Yales.
| Vile. Ill.,. .s ....
| The WaIlingfords will bowl the Hart
fords Friday evening.
Gustave Vasa Lodge, Order of Vasa
will meet this evening in Judd's hall.
| 4 Al meeting Of George Stephenson
| lodge, Sons Of st. George, will be held
| tonight in Grand Army hail.
Al rehearsal will be held this even.
| ing by the Eintracht Singing society.
| The case Of Michael Nolan, charged
with selling liquor on Sunday, three
| counts came up in the borough court
| Monday morning at 9:15 o'clock. The
accused pleaded guilty and a fine Of
| S25 in each count was imposed, with
| costs Of 1888, a total of $sS.ss.
| Mr.. and Mrs B. #. Williams of Cen
| ter street are entertaining Mrs. Mary
M. williams of North southington
| Conn. .,
| Mrs George N. Hopson and Miss
Mabel Hopson are visiting in Taunton
! Mass.
| Court Samuel Simpson. #. of A, at {
meeting held Tuesday night, initiated
| one candidate and elected as delegates
to the grand court convention in Water
bury Willis F. Johnson and Davit
| Burns: alternates M. Loughlin ant
! George C. Rumble. A smoker followed
| the business meeting.
| Accanaut lodge, /. o. o. f., at las
nights meeting conferred the initiator!
! degree on two candidates.
! Wallingford council, Royal Arcanum
at last nights meeting, received tive
| applications for membership and mi
| tiated two candidates.
| The many friends of Rev. and Mrs
, T.. G. Richardson will be panied tt
learn of the critical illness of Mrs
Richardson, who is at the Methods
, Episcoptl hospital in Brooklyn, N. Y.
from consumption of the bone. Mrs
Richardson has been in thehospital sine,
January 2S. Since being in the hospita
one of her knee joints has been remov
ed, and last Friday the leg was ampu
| tated above the knee. Rev. E. G
/ Richardson was a former pastor here o
4 the M. E.. church, and is now paste
of the Fleet church in Brooklyn, N. Y
At the meeting Of the official goart