The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-17
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEV HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City, Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

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 Elsewhere.
 1 Professor Russell H. Chittenden, di- rector of the Sheffield Scientific school, has just returned from Boston where he went to give a lecture before the physicians in the Boston medical H. brary on Some Problems in Nutri- tion.''
 The Kalmathean club of West Ha- ven meet this afternoon at the home of Mrs. John E. Loomis, Center street. ''Union gives firmness and solidity to the humblest aids. s."-Laberius. Chair l man, Mrs. Gorge Warner. "Garibaldl and United Italy, Naples and the Bay of Naples" are the papers which will be read. Following the readings closed meeting will be. held at wh'ch time proposed new members VIII pc voted on and other business transact ed.
 Leo Morris of Meadow street, who has been sick for the past three weeks with grip, is once more attending to business. .......
 Charles Haigill, aged seVenty-six years of Fountain street fell in his yard the other day and very seriously sprained his hip. To-day he was quite i'll as. result of the accident.
 Miss Leona Weeks is quqite ill at her home, 1O4 Lake place.
 A very pretty wedding occurred Wednesday in Churst church, West Haven, at o'clock. Miss Violet Vic- toria Boomer and Herbert Arthur Hunt were married by Rev. A, J. Gammack. A. Mills presided at the organ. Frank Wetherby and Willis Thinkers were the ushers. The maid of honor, Miss Anna Boomer, sister of the bride, wore light blue nuns yelling. The bride in a dainty gown of white china silk with lace insertion and lace, wearing a long white veil, looked very sweet. The groou was attended by his brother, Vernon Irving Hunt. After the ceremony an informal reception was held at the home of the brides mother, Mrs. Charles White of Stew ems Heights from ' to 3. The bride was the recipient of many handsome gifts, including a dinner set, silver knives, forks and spoons, furniture, linen, etc. After the reception the bride and groom went to their new home on Stevens Heights. 5 ..4 ..sf.
 John Currier Gallagher, assistant clerk of the superior court, has re-
 turned from Smyrna, Del, where he
 was in attendance at the meeting oi
 the Grand lodge of the A. 0. U. M. He
 says that Smyrna Is not the place
 where the rugs are manufactured. T
 was invited to wait over until Satur'
 day to see whipping, but I told thu
 committee of invitation that such 2
 spectacle afforded me no pleasure" tl Fred J. Ford who has purchased tn
 meat and grocery business of J. D Merwin of Washington avenue, Wes , Haven, has assumed charge. MT. Fort has resided in West Haven seyera : tyears, and is well known. For the pas sixteen years he has been connecte' ,, with R. H. Nesbit, the grocer, who i , located at Church and Elm streets New Haven. .... .azse'
 Mir Irving Karr, who for the pas year has been in the Adirondacks sui
 fering with an affection of the lung! is now at his home on Washingto 1 avenue, West Haven. At present h
 is not able to see his friends, as tn
 long journey has worn on his healt
 and he is suffering slight relapse. M = Karr was a civil engineer in the GIT
 ploy of the Consolidated road up
 the time of his illness about a yes
 ago.
 " F. W. Canada, organist at Plymout
 Congregational church for the pal
 four years, has resigned to fill a. sir liar position at Trinity M. E. churc
 at once, and will assume his new pos ton as soon as released from Plymoui .. church. The choir at Trinity M. |, church will be a quartette, which not yet fully engaged. -~~' '> :, ',
 Mrs: F. Giblin and son of Dorcheste Mass.,- is visiting her uncle, MT. Ere ner of Edgewood avenue. . At the whist given by the 1Ladie I auxiliary of the Golden Eagles Wedne 7 day night in Room 39, Insurance built ,I ing, four prizes were awarded. IT first lady's went to Miss Julia Tyna r the second to Mrs. Emma Austen; u first gentleman's to MT. M. $. Wat ham, the second to MT. ]. A. Bromle , The affair was very enjoyable. The members of St. Pauls Dramat society of St. Pauls Episcopal churc
 Bridgeport, will present a two-a farce entitled More Fun than Be First Congregational church, Milfor on Thursday evening, February 23. The school in the Center distric
 Northford, is closed this week, as Mi! McCabe the teacher, is suffering vii ,, the grip at her home in New Haven.
 Miss Sadie Callahan of Branford hs
 resigned her position with the Vii
 chester Repeating Arms company a New Haven. D $. V. Osborn has purchased the far , of Henry Portins in Branford, and u . same has been leased by George l |. Beach.
 r MT. and Mrs. George Page of, Mo r towese street, Branford, are rejoicir = over the arrival of little girl, WI k came Tuesday.
 c Miss Kthryn Conway, who has bee
 ill with grip, has returned to h. t ! school room in Branford. - t Final arrangements are being COT f for tho lanoo ap TN;r