Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-06-13
PERSONAL NOTES

About New Haven People and Oshsr
Connsosisus Psople.Prefsssor way.
land II eceivinG Many Rsplles-Major
TiAbiss Will Become an Historian
A New Haven Residsnce-Were at
Yokohama.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Sargent of this city
were OF Yokohama, Japan, May 8.
Mr.. +. A. Durant, proprietor of the Durant
house, left yesterday on three days fishing
trip.
Walter Camp has an illustrated paper In
the June Century on Track Athletics 10
America"
John Mccarthy, supervisor of the census,
was too i'll to be Of his Office yesterday. but
hopes to be out again to-day.
Hon. George G. Summer of Hartford il
home again after an absence of several
months In the south. he IL looking and
feeling we'll.
The Rev. James Ten Brooke of Yale uni
versity, who Is supplying the pulpit of the
Baptist church In Tariffville, will spend his
vacation In that village.
E. D. Large of New York, the champion
amateur mile walker Of the world, is with
his wife visiting A. Rose of South Quln-
nipiac street, New Haven.
Colonel John e. Earle and wife Of this city
will sail for Europe Wednesday. on the City
Of New York, to be absent until September
They will visit Germany, Spain, Italy and
Austria.
Professor Wayland, dean Of the Yale Law
school, IL receiving many replies of accept
ance to the invitations sent out for . meet-
of Yale Law school alumni, June "a, to par
take Of collation. and form an Alumni ASSOC
citation.
Rev. Mr.. Buck, formerly of the ~. John
street N. E. church, this city, and later of
the First N. Il. church, is much enjoying his
travels In Europe and no doubt on his return
to deliver on the subject OF Europe and Eu-
| ropsan sights, scenes and people.
Major John A. Tibbits, United States con-
| sui at Bradford, England, has recently writ
| ten to friends In New London announcing
bis intention to take up the history of New
London ct the point where Miss Caulkins'
history ends and complete 1t to the present
time. Major Tibbits Il admirably qualified
for the work.
Arthur Moore of Thomaston, who died ii
Thomsston. he left Thor aston two months
ago and came to New Haven hospital, where
he was treated for rheumatism, but to NO
avail, Last week he went to his sisters
home In Nsriden, where he died. The For
estsrs of Thomaston attended his funeral.
Miss Della Stanley Peck of New Haven,
daughter Of Mayor Peck, and Miss Caroline
B. Shaddosk Of Boston, were bridesmaids
Wednesday evening in Hartford at the we'd
ding of Miss n. Louise, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. L. Tomlinsen Of Hartford, and
George Ellsworth Brown Of Boston. A bril-.
liant reception at tho Hotel Capitol followed
the wedding.
s'Rsadsr" Is informed that the residence Of
| Mrs. CLARK, widow Of the late Massena CLARK
was not built before the war bus was erected
during the war time. The architect wa
David r. Brown. The land which surrounds
the Clark mAnsion and form tho home plot
was purchased Of Mrs. Hiilhouse, mother Of
Miss Isaphine Hillhouss, In three differen,
tracts Of three different times.
Ex-Nayor Harry Lewis name 10 frequently
mentioned by citizens about town Is mos,
appropriate for selection by the democracy
when the times for nominating for the may.
orally comes around. His unrivallsd exper.
isnce in city and town affairs, his high record
for efficiency and publio ussfulness whsr
mayor and his devotion to the best Interests
of New Haven are cited ~ reasons why hi
should be induced 70 run again for the 6rsl
oflos IN the gift Of the city.