The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-21
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
MRS. BRADLEY'S BENEFIT m
TERTAINMENE.


Africa-Death of Mrs. Jane C. Forbes
-auinnipiac concIave, 1. o. H., IN
itiates Five New CandIdates--Other
Items of Interest.
The benefit entertainment given las,
evening by Mrs. l.. L. Bradley at her
home, 219 Grand avenue, to aid the
treasury of the Young Ladies' Mission
circle of the Grand Avenue Congrega-
tional church was largely attended and
was very successful affair. The eve
ming was enjoyed in games and amuse-
ments, and fifteen tables were provided
for the games. The entertainment was
under the direction of Mrs. Daley ana
Miss Mary Griswold. III w..
Mrs. Carl Stockman has written, to.
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Cover,
of Blatchley avenue, regarding her stay
in Cape Colony, South Africa, where
she went with her husband, Rev. Mr.,
Stockman, several months ago. She
writes that they were about to set out
on a fifteen-hundred-m trip among
the settlements, visiting the Christian
Endeavor societies, her husband being
the field secretary of that organization.
The societies which have been visited
have given them cordial reception
wherever they have gone. Mr.. Stock
man on these trips breaches in the
churches and addresses the societies.
Mn. and Mrs. Stockman are enjoying
their stay in South Africa very much.
Mrs. g. e. Holloway, of 215 Lloyd
street, lis visiting her niece, Mrs. Frank
Carroll, of Brookline. Mass.
Mrs. Jane c.. widow of Alexander w
Forbes, who died on Saturday, was we'll
known in Fair, Haven, where she had
many acquaintance. She lived in East
Haven until about a dozen years ago,
when she went to reside with her
daughter, Mrs. Curtiss, of $50 George
street, where her death occurred and
where the funeral will take place this
afternoon at O'clock. The burial will
be in the East Haven cemetery. The
Forbes husband died about fifteen
years ago. She leaves two sisters, Mrs
John Thompson, OF East Haven. and
Mrs. Seth Shares, of Hamden.
Miss Sarah Wright, teacher in room
10, Strong school, who has been i'll for
a month past, resumed her duties yes
terday. Miss ParloW has been substi-
tuting in, her place.
.Ex-Warden George M. Baldwin and
family are now stopping at the Hotel
Chamberlin, Fortress Monroe. Mr..
Baldwin writes that the weather is fine
and that he is enjoying his stay in the
south very much,
Mrs. M. j. Cayanaugh, daughter Of
Colonel and Mrs. T. ]. Callahan, Of
Blatchley avenue. who was injured last
week in trolley accident on Third ave-
nue., New York, Is confined to her bed
at her home in that city and it will be
several weeks before she RECEIVERS from
her injuries. Iii lodging Il truck she
ran in front Of a car, but was picked up
on the fender and carried quite a dis
lance. She had her child in her arms
but the latter was not injured. She
certainly had q very narrow escape
from being killed.
tive ca1diudleS were Hlltlated at the
meeting Of Quinnipiac conclave, i. %.
II last evening. This conclave Is
growing rapidly in membership and is
becoming a very efficient beneficial or
ganization. gsEes3ag
Frank A.. Hewlett, OF 1876 Atwater
street, has been appointed superintend-
ent of Factory No. 2 OF the National
Folding Box and Paper company. He
succeeds John J, Howard, who resign
ed because of ill-health. Mr.. Hewlett
has been in the employ of the company
many years.