The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-08
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People known In This City
Interesting Social Events Here and
Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
At the annual meeting of the Dayen-
port Arms company in Norwich yester-
day IL. NJ. Whittemore of this city was
chosen president, Gardiner Hail. jr., Of
South Willlnton, vice president; II. II.
Gallup of Norwich, treasurer, and w.
G. Davenport, secretary and manager.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter wellman of this
city were the guests Of friends in Clin-
ton Monday.
S. r. r. Richards, the new master
mechanic of the New York division
of the Consolidated railroad, who re-
Gently come here from a similar posi-
ton with the Southern railway in
South Carolina, has just been the recip-
dent from his former workmen of a gift
of handsome clock that will run a
year without winding. An elegant UNI
brella was also given Mr.. Richards.
The articles were sent north. and were
presented to Mr.. Richards in neat
speech at a meeting of engineers by
Engineer Fred Hooking.
Rev. Mr.. Allender of Middleield will
occupy the pulpit of the Congregation
al church in Durham Sunday, March
II, and will administer the holy COM
nlunion.
John Austin. of Austin street has
been very i'll with erysipelas. He was
slightly better yesterday. Mr.. Austin
is under the care of DR.. Winnie.
R. ]. Moorhead of 222 Hallock avenue
and Albert A. Steele of West Haven
have been attending the inaugural GER
emonies in Washington. D. C. They
will return to-day to this city.
A food sale will be held Saturday af-
ternoon at the residence of Mrs. Will
liam N. Whine on Harrison street by
the ladies' aid society, and the Ep-
worth league Of the N$estvilIe M. E.
church.
p ]. Greenwood of IS Broadway and
Joseph Sugenheimer of II Wall street
left Friday for week S stay in Wash
ington, D, G., after which they will go
to Palm Beach Fla. T.. H..
Mrs. Orlando Chappell and son of
Waterford, who have been visiting Mrs.
Eleanor Andrews in Clinton for several
days. have returned to thei rhome.
The Monday afternoon Whist club
was entertained by Mrs. Frank Kim
berly at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Virginia Kelsey of Campbell avenue,
West Haven, Monday afternoon. The
substitute for the afternoon was Miss
M. Virginia HULL, and Miss Hull won
the prize, a beautiful lace handker-
chief.
A full dress rehearsal of the West
Vile Dramatic club for the play to be
I,oI1 loef
The young women of Christ church
parish, West Haven, have organized an
association called the Christ church
guild. This evening they will enjoy a
social at the parish house. All young
women in the parish who have not join
ed are cordially invited to attend and
enroll their names. The following Of
ficers were chosen at a recent meeting:
President, Miss Constance Field; vice
president, Miss Bessie Hunnevan; sec
Rotary and treasurer, Miss Daisy Jones;
executive committee, Miss Anna Read,
Miss Jennie Cornwall, Miss Nancy
Smith.
Mrs william Goode of Blake street
is confined to her home with neural
gla. -
The ladies' aid society of st. Andrews
Methodist church at the -Four Corners
will hold a fancy sale and supper on
March Is, the proceeds to be devoted to
the fund for refurnishing the parson-
age.
Frank H. Francis of this city was in
! Durham Sunday to see his sister, Mrs.
Sabina Stone, who is quite i'll.
Ralph Turner of Winthrop avenue is
recovering from a slight attack of ty-
phoid fever. .'.
Robert White, Earl A. Nettleton and
Ada Burckel were admitted into full
membership in the Methodist church
Sunday morning.
I. Crogan of 214 Mansfield street is
Improving after an operation for ap-
pendicitis. ..t:
Rev. Mr.. .Simonson of Pennington
will occupy the pulpit of the Methodist
church in Durham Sunday, March 10.