The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-12
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And Other People Known in This City --Interesting Social Events Here and ISlxerxbere

And Other People Known Tn rms St1J : Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere. Mrs. L. c. Torbett has just returned from a trip to Philadelphia, Nineland and Washington.
 Miss Louise Chamberlain, of Orchard street, returned yesterday from a very pleasant visit with friends in Spring field.
 J. Hugh Fish, of Erie county, Penn sylyania, now at Yale studying to be- come proficient as an athletic director under Dr. Anderson, has just received an appointment from Dr. Mulford, head master, to become athletic diree- tor of Cheshire military academy He leaves immediately to take charge Of the work there. MT. Fish was for four years the director of gymnastics at the state normal school at Lock Haven, Pa. He is a graduate of the Chautauqua School of Physical Culture and has been at Yale for a year further equipping himself for the work.
 Miss Lena Farnam, daughter of Mrs. George B. Farnan, left ftyesterday morn ing for Washington to join the family of W. ". Rockhill, the newly-appointed minister to China, who last evening left for his Chinese post. Miss Farnam, with Mrs. Rockhill and Miss Rockhill, will accompany him, and the party will sail from San Francisco on the 18th on the Manchuria for Yokohama. There they will board ship bound for Shang- Ilai, from where they will go by rail to Pekin, arriving at the new American legation sometime between the 2Oth and 18th of May. Miss Farnam will spend several months in China with the Rockhills. , s.g <.. ~~%
 Frank $. Miner, of Meriden, who for many years has been travelling sales man for the large wholesale grocery house of Miner, Read & Garrette, of fhis city, has given up his position and accepted a similar one with the Ammo nine Manufacturing company, of Mid dletoWn. .-s
 Charles Bostwick, of Brockport, N. Y, is spending the week with his par ents. MT. and Mrs. Frederick Bostwick, of Lawrence street.
 Captain Frederick L. Averill, of this city; Colonel Gilbert L. Fitch, of Stam- ford; Major Charles H. Newton, of Hartford, and Rev. H. H. Wayne, of New York state, are the delegates from the Connecticut society to the national triennial convention of the Military Dr. der of Foreign Wars. The convention will meet in the governors room, city hall, New York, to-day and in the eve ming the visiting delegates will be en-, tertained at dinner at Delmonico's by the New York society. @ --.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Spaulding, of Whalley avenue, have moved to Provi- dence, where MT. Spaulding has accept ed a business position. .-,,..5 s..
 Mrs Mary Ottenheimer, of WilIiman- tic, has sold her farm in Pleasant Val- ley to William F. Haase, of this city. An entertainment and dance under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Flynn, VI of Milford, will be given in Wallfngford lshortly after Easter, and a number of Invitations have been extended to Mill ford people to be present. Next month Miss Flynn will form a dancing class in Milford and a reception will take place later. . MT. and Mrs. William P. Futile, of Elm street, are planning to leave late this month for short stay in Atlantic City.
 Miss Clara Petit, who was cashier at the Y. M. e. A. restaurant in this city for several years and later stenogra- pher with the Seamless Rubber compa- ny, is dying from quick consumption at the home of her father in Derby. She returned last week from the Adiron- siacks, where she failed rapidly. Miss Pettit's father was a Nationxf league ball player for many years.
 By request Edwin T. Gordon will sing rThe Palms." by Faure, at the service at Plymouth Congregational church, Milford, Palm Sunday.
 Mrs. Burton Lester, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Brown, of West Haven, has returned to her home in New York. . *
 At Mrs G. G. Powning's, 104 Sherman avenue, this afternoon, the sale of Mex jean drawn work for the benefit of the Tribune Sunshine society will begin. All are invited to view the beautiful pieces displayed
 Miss Rochfort's kindergarten school has moved from Washington avenue, West Haven, to the parish house on Church street. The spring term began Monday. .9...
 Gods Love in the Intermediate state.'' is the subject of Rev. Sherwood Roosevelt's sermon at the service in St. Peter's church, Milford, this evening.
 Ray Armstrong, who has been spend ing week in Pougrkeepsie, N. r., has returned to his home on Oak place.
 Mrs. E. J. Bailey, of Ivoryton, is the guest of her cousin, Miss Shepard, of West Haven.
 w. F. Gillette, of the George M. Grant company, and his daughter, Mrs Randolph Osborn, of Boston, and Mrs. George w. F. Gillette, of Eld street, have returned from 8 delightful trip to Atlantic City and Old Point Comfort Va.
 This afternoon the members of the Ladies. Aid society of Taylor M. E. church, Milford, are to hold their regu. lar meeting, and in the evening they will also hold a 'pie social" pro-