The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-21

Harvey F. Hemingway, who has been very i'll at the home of his son, Marcus Hemingway, in Grand avenue, is much
 better and it is hoped that he will be able to be out when the weather gets | warmer.
 Mrs. Samuel L. Blatchley of Grand l avenue Glas been i'll for about five weeks from the effects of erysipelas but is now some better. She Is attended by Dr. Hall and Mrs. Mary Price is the attending nurse.
 Rev. E. c. Tullar preached in the Shelton M F. church Sunday. He went to Bolton Monday and officiated at the l funeral of an aged woman in that town.
 Mrs. T. F. Callahan of 161 Blatchley avenue is visiting her niece, Mrs. Ed ward Doherty of Saybrook
 Quite a delegation from Fair Haven, members of the New Haven comman- dery, Knights Templar, attended the big banquet at Music hall Monday evening.
 The opening of a new skating rink at Polar Star hall, scheduled for Saturday, did not materialize.
 Mrs William F. Clark of Main street has recovered from an attack of rheu- matism,
 Miss Helen Touhy of Blatchley ave- nue is visiting in New York.
 My Son Percy" the bright little play presented by the A Comedy club last evening at Polar Star hall has been a subject of much local Interest. It is a clever society comedy in whicll MT. Hudson, a widower, who anxiousy de- | sires to reform his lonely condition, is ably assisted by Mrs. Harvey, a widow,
 who is in full sympathy with him. Each has what is feared to be an incum- brance, one in his son; Harvey, and the
 other in her niece. Ethel and as con sequence, interesting complications arise. The cast was as follows:
 Mir. Hudson, the widower. ........... ....,.......... Dwight L. Chamberlain
 Persy Hudson, his sen-- ] ......,............, Gerrnaine Crossley i Christopher Maypoley the bashful wooer | ..,.,, ,...,e... Irving Hurlbut Mrs Harvey, the widow. Alice Sperry I Ethel her niece ........ Grace Hofacker | Mrs Maypole, dear Friend ,.,...............g,s.s&s ', iMaude Kelley i Mrs. Carter, anotheras.. <. Edith Bull l Hannah, the maid ..s.. Nione Sperry
 A very pleasant birttlday anniversa- ry was rendered to Mrs, Charles Reichel at her home, q East Pearl street, Fri
 day evening. by thirty of her friends. The evening was passed in piano selec- | tons rendered by Mrs. Otto Voegnitz, Miss Amelia Neumann, Otto weber, and William Reicnel, and vocal selec- tions by Mrs. Charles Weeks. At mid night a bountiful supper was served, at
 which MT. Voegnitz acted as toast \ master and kept the party in laughter by his witty speeches, At the wee hours of morning the party departed
 and wishing the hostess many happy
 returns of the day.
 The w, c. T. II. gave a supper at their hall last evening
 The prayer meeting of the w, c. T.
 U. on Thursday evening will be led by l Herbert Hill.
 Miss Edith Grace Harris Fowle of 1 this place was united in marriage to William Orrin Tice hy the Rev D. J. Clark. the East Haven Congregational church, Sunday morning. The bride was l attended by her sister, Miss Alice Maud 1 Fowle, as maid of honor, and Miss Lena NJ Tice as bridesmaid. Steven H. | Fowle gave the bride away, and Her 1 bert H. Flowle was best man. Mir. and
 Mrs. Tice will be at home to their
 friends March 2S at 2O5 Grand avenue. Twenty relatives and friends of Mrs Henry Barrows of East Main street, l East Haven, called upon her Friday l evening to celebrate her seventy
 seventh anniversary. During the even 1 ing there was an interesting musical
 and literary programme, and turkey 1 supper was served.
 l An entertainment of moving pictures l will be given in St. Andrews church 1 this evening.
 w. S. Neale of Atwater street, who 1 has just returned from Florida, says
 the temperature at Palm Beach has ranged from 72 to IS degrees during 1 the winter. Quite number of New
 Haven people have been there during
 the season. He says it has been a good
 season for the medium priced hotels,
 but the larger ones have not done so well. West Palm Beach is growing | rapidly and there is now a resident
 population of 5000, and there are two
 big hotels, which can accommodate i 5000 people. MT, Neale says the orange
 season has been a good one. Straw
 berries and vegetables have been en- joyed most of the season, MT. Neale came north with a party of Fair Haven tourists on the steamer Apache, which
 carried a cargo of 4OOO tons, consisting
 for the most part of Florida pine tim ber
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