The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-03

;. N1eiIliiis 1OIniCE- |
 y with the Weber
 playing at the
 shristmas exercises
 nurch Wednesday
 kltifuI rendering of
 Int" by Miss Eliz-
 aitI.. IS talented young so-
 ibits marked ability as a singer
 evidently destined to occupy a Int place in musical circles in
 Ruth E. Phillips, daughter of ". Dr. and Mrs. Watson L. Phil returned ao Boston yesterday she is studying under Leland rs.
 $. George Davis of WhalIey ave- has been entertaining MT. and Mrs. Beach and daughter Dorothy from iden and George Beach of New K.
 Hiss Ada J. Smith, teacher in the amman school. Westville, has return home from Saugatuck, where she been spending the holidays. Lartin Lucey and Eugene Earth, two hlI boys who were engaged in skat- on Milford harbor Saturday, found gold watch belonging to Fred Grue- er of this city. MT. Gruener had been lshing and accidentally dropped the watch on the ice as he was climbing up the stairs of the town wharf. The boys were rewarded for their honesty. iss Belle Chandler of YalesvilIe, leaves this week for California, sertained a party of friends at her me last Saturday evening" The party .oke up at a late hour after very joyable evening.
 Hrs. GrosveTor w. Foote and infant Aghter have just returned from a t at Westport.
 l. and Mrs. Charles L. R. Stevens this city are visiting MT. Stevens ants. MT. and Mrs. Charles D. Stew lin Clinton.
 company composed of the Moore 3ette, A. l. Young, impersonator <reader. and Mrs. Stella Tryon pianist, gave a very pleasing en- 4nnent at Bushnell hall under the Bees of the Alpha Phi society. Mir. ng's ability in humorous readings &rves special mention. He won at applause by his Irish dialect. A CT followed the entertainment. pretty home wedding for which tions have been re&sntfy issued,
 tffiiss I 16iine Rosine
 William Frank Brady of
 The wedding will take place 9clock on Wednesday evning at bme of the brides parents, MT. irs. c. Mayer of 48 Livingston " Farnsworth Brown of Avon lis spending the holiday vacation friends in Providence and Boston.
 Delna Squires of West Haven Jed yesterday from her visit with Sister, Mrs. Harry Beers at her in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 {Jewish wedding in Pythian hall in {1ford Sunday was an occasion of erest to many and attended by a fge number of New Haven people. he groom was Joseph Bolton of New aaven, formerly of Branford, and his tide a young lady from Derby. *John Nagle of New York, who has Zen the guest of his parents at Pleas ht Valley, Clinton, has returned to lew York.
 Miss Jean O1iphant of pringfield lass. is spending the holidays with er grandfather, James Gillespie, Of 8enter street, West Haven.
 Five new members were received in Bthe First Baptist church, Guilford, Sunday, four by letter and one by pro- #essions of faith. MT. and Mrs. Sidney 4shell and daughter and Mir and Mrs. Frederick Fowler.
 Paul M Smith of West Haven, who was injured while coasting at Stevens Heights on Thursday is rapidly recov- sering, and will be out in a few days Washington E. Griswold of Guilford, Ml1o has been confined to his house with complicated series of rheuma- ism, is slowly improving.
 Walter E. Allen of West Haven has Accepted a position with the Mitta- heagaue Paper company at Springfield, Mass, and left yesterday for that place.
 L. Carver Green of Milford had a leg broken some two weeks ago by the sick of a horse. This broken bone is loing nicely now, and MT. Greene gets bout and oversees his business by the Id of a number of canes and his horse -ld buggy.
 The West Haven and New Haven Book and Thimble club will meet this Afternoon at the residence of Mrs. \ Frederick Fisk Of Center street.