The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-28

Mir. and Mrs. Theodore ShumHay or Alden avenue are still quite i'll, and are both confined to their beds. They are under the care of trained nurse.
 MT. George Kelly of 1o19 State street, who is now confined to his home with | a heavy cold, is much improved al | though it will be a week or ten days before he will be able to get out. l St. Luke's church gave a concert Tn Warner hall last night which was well | attended.
 Miss Addie Shumway has resumed work with the Greist Manufacturing
 with a sore arm. Blood poisoning fol
 lowed treatment for felon and her
 arm has been in a very dangerous con ] dition.
 Rev. Edward Brennan. chaplain in the navy, left yesterday noon for his
 new post at the Boston navy yard. Fa- I ther Brennan was given a months fur Tough after three years service on wa ter, and has been staying at the home of his mother in Fair Haven. l The dance of the Retail Clerks will
 be held in Warner hall this evening. This is always a well attended and | oQCCSSSlul g
 The Rubri Diaboli club will give it's
 first dance Wednesday evening at the,
 West Haven town hall. The commit tee who have arranged for this dance
 is composed of Michael Stormont, pres
 ident; F. A. Ellsworth, vice president; Il E. J. Horton, treasurer; G. A. Eckle, T P. F. McNicholl, Joseph Warner and T. lC. Eltonhead. 5 l Practically all of the tickets have been sold for the matinee whist of the
 Tribune Sunshine society in Republican
 hall this afternoon. Mrs. s. J. Fox is
 chairman of the whist and will have
 the assistance of an efficient corps of ladies' No tickets will be sold at the
 door. s.-sss-5ss ..-s {. Ellis Kelley, son of Operator Kelley
 of High street, Milford, who has been
 afflicted for some time with water on
 the knee, is undergoing treatment in a Newark, N. J., hospital, and is much improved.
 Miss Gertrude M, Harold of 342
 George street, who has been ill has -i gone to her home in Terryville for a v few weeks of complete rest, ,l J. Calvin Ely, of Branford; who left home some three months ago for a bus
 mess trip through Florida, returned home the last of the week.
 The Holly Maids will give a subscrip- ton dance in West Haven town hall tomorrow evening. Miss Sadie Fender : is chairman of the committee of ar rangements.
 Prosecuting Attorney Marcus o. Bab' I cock is i'll at his home on South Main ! street, threatened with pneumonia. Dr, | A. J. Penney and a trained nurse are :. in attendance.
 !, Frank E Hill and family have nov : ed from Winthrop avenue, West Ha ven, to Washington avenue, West Ha-
 ven.
 The closing reception of the season for his classes in dancing will be given by Professor Clifford at Republican hall Friday evening, March 31. The nominating committee of the
 West Haven Village Improvement as
 sociation is composed of the following gentlemen: James A. Reynolds, K. R, Lewis, Dr. John F'. Barnett, Rev. Fred ' H. l.. Hammond and J. H. Holmes. {. On this coming Thursday evening
 March 3, one of the popular whists and 3 dances given by the Young Mems Re, publican club will be held in it's hall corner of Temple and Crown streets Whist playing will begin at S:15 sharr
 and continue until 10:30, then dancing
 until 9
 The Rev. J. Frederick Sexton an nounced in his church in Westville Sunday morning that the Girls Friend fly society had given $25, part of tht proceeds of the play recently given by
 them, to the fund for obtaining a new : bell for St. James church. MT Sextor !. has obtained several more subscrip { tions and it is the undivided wish o1
 the community that the, fund will in z crease. Mrs. M. J. Ford, formerly of West vile, is spending few weeks with hel niece on West F'ifty-fourth street, New
 York city.
 Hearts will be trumps, and gay ret . hearts ranging in size from the tin, :, to the mammoth will decorate liar monie hall for the whist given by St o Joseph's church, Tuesday and Wednes . day evenings of this week. Hearts vii : adorn the main hall, the parlors ant
 the banquet hall, the last named O ! which will pass into the hands of tn , New Haven Decorating company to r morrow morning for transformation. , Miss LueIla Benton, for several yean < with the Ryder Printing company il . New Haven, has resigned to enter ;
 new field of work. Miss Benton ex < poets to enter the training school fo i nurses in Meriden March l, to take l; = full course. Miss Jennie Thayer O f Branford High school, 1903, is studying
 at this school, and hopes to graduat ; next year. . The Bachelor Girls will give mas . querade party at Colonial Inn, Wes !. Haven, Friday evening of this week f Supper and dancing will be in order.
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