The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-01-20

not improve as her friends had hoped
that she might. x
The Calumet club of Branford an
nounces another Of its popular old fash
Toned dances for next Tuesday evening
at Pythian hall.
Esther Northrop daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ansel Northrop of woodmont, who
has been ill for some time, is now inn
proving steadily.
The annual meeting of tha-unhorm
rank, K. Of p, of Branford held re-
Gently the following officers were elect
| ed: Captain, I. B. Beach; first lieu
tenant, John Van Vie; second ieuten-
ant, A. B. Terhune; treasurer. ]. T..
Linsley; secretary. John Andrews.
Mrs. Sidney Clark of Elm street,
West Haven, who has been dangerous
~ i'll, is improving.
B. F. Ryder received work few days
ago of the fall received by his father
c. c. Ryder at his home in Quakers
Farms, when one knee was injured.
This injury has kept him confined to
the house since its receipt. AS Mr.. Ry-
:. der is seventy years of age an injury of
this kind is quite serious.
Mrs. George Felsburg will entertain
the Kaffee Klatsch club at her home
on Center street. West Haven, this
evening. Max. .....
The reserve box sale for the Yale
junior promenade took place yesterday
in Osborn hall, and the open box sale
last night. Dance orders and promen-
ade guides will be placed on sale FRI
day at the Coop. =.
Mrs. H s.. Thompson will entertain
the Friday Afternoon Whist club to-
day at her home on Elm street, West
Haven.
Mrs. Burr Gregory of Milford took
out letters of administration on the es-
tate of her late husband, and for a time
| at least the bakery business which he
conducted will be managed by Mrs.
Gregory. 4 .- 4.
Mrs, Alex. Cooper, mother of Mrs. e..
g. Lindsey of Campell avenue, West
Haven, has gone to Poughkeepsie, N.
Y, to visit her daughter.
Alfred c. oviatt has been appointed
administrator of the estate Of the late
Margaret A. Oviatt OF Milford. 81
Mrs. Charles White announces the en-
gagement Of her. daughter. Violet Vic
toria Bloomey, to Herbert Arthur Hunt
of Stevens Heights, West Haven.
Tuesday January rs, New Haven
County Pomona grange meets in Mil
ford, and the installation of their Off
GERS win take up good share of the
time of this meeting. The dinner for
those who. attend will be served in the
parors Of the First church.
DR.. J. d. Finney of Brooklyn, N. T.,
is spending a couple of days at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Merwin in
Woodmont. &
Wednesday evening, January %, at
the West Haven Methodist church, Will
Carton will be heard in original read
ings. An opportunity to hear this cell
ebrated poet and author should not be
missed. This entertainment is given
under the auspices of the Epworth
league 2s
The annual supper of the Milford club
was held in their rooms over Irving's
store on Broad street Wednesday, even
ing.
The members of the G. Y. M. will hold
a business meeting this afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. Leveritt Goodyear.
The supper held by Plymouth Work
ers in the parlors Of the church Wednes-
day evening was a success in every
way, there was a good attendance and
a fine supper for all the financial re-
suits being quite satisfactory.
The supper which the ladies Of the
West Haven and New Haven Book and
Thimble club had planned for last even
ing has been indefinitely postponed, ow-
ing to the illness of so many of the
members.
Harold G.. Smith, who for some years
has held a, position with the Price, Lee
| & Adkins Co., of this city, will sever
his connection with that firm to-mor-
| row and on Monday will accept a po-
sition with the Wheeler & Wilson Mfg.
| Co. of Bridgeport. s4Js@t