Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-06-30
PERSONAL JoTrINGs.

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Items OF Interest Regarding New Ha- |
ven People-Summer J0urneyings.
Rev. A. N. Lewis of Montpelier, Vt,
late of this city, oficlated at the marriage |
of Miss Louisa B. stilson e w. 8. orofut,
superintendent Of construction for the 8.
n. e. Telephone company, which took
place at the home of the BRIDES parents in
Bridgeport Wednesday evening. The
happy couple left for An extended tour Of
New England and Canada. Among those
present were- N. +. Tyler. presidents of
the 8. N. e. T. Co.; e. B. Baker, general
superintendent; q. II. Enbler, secretary
and treasurer; e. N. CLARK, assistant treas-
urer, and friends from Newark, N. J.,
Hartford, New Haven, etc. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorpe, Miss Belle Thorpe
and Arthur Thorpe will spend the summer
at Indian Neck.
George Baker of Edwards street is
spending his vacation at Indian Neck.
Seleotman Beecher has returned from
the worlds fair.
Lister Carrier Joseph Whipper is of du-
ty through illness.
George Mayoock of Lewis & Maycock
left yesterday for Chicago.
Thomas F. Bsyard, jr., Yale 80, son of
Ambassador Bayard, is in town.
Elk Governor Waller was in town yes
Mrs. e. o. Hovey of Chicago is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. 8. Lancraft
of Fair Haven.
Attorney Gsorgs W. Robinson, private
secretary to Patent Commissioner Ssy-
mour, leaves for Washington Monday.
Mrs. A. Heaton Robertson and family
| moved yesterday to their summer residence
| at Woodbridge.
Miss Clara A. Dunsing, 81. 81. s., 81 and
Miss May L. Steele, both of this city, re-
ceived diplomas from the State Normal
school at New Britain.
Principal L. L. Camp of the Dwight
school and Professor B. Jepson will start
for Chicago on July6. Later Miss Robin
son, Miss Griswold and Miss Story, teach
ers In the Ferry street school will visit the
worlds fair.
Principal Arthur B. Morrell of the Will
terday looking for a rent. It is expected
that he will be the first principal of the
| normal school In this city. 1t Ia believed
that he will select majority of his assis-
tants from the teachers of the New Haven
district.
Miss Edith Goodyear, who has had
charge of room /, WEIGH school, as accept
ed desirable and lucrative position in the
State Normal school at Providence, 4. L.
in the training department of tho school.
Miss Goodyear has recently won q scholar
ship in the Pratt institute at Brooklyn, N.
Y, for her work Ia drawing, to which che
has paid special attention recently. Misa
Goodyear, who is daughter of General
Goodyear of North Haven, is considered
an unusually able and efficient teacher in
the primary grade. Superintendent Curtis
predicts for her brilliant future.
George W. Hutchinson, formerly of this
| city but now connected with the American
Bell Telephone company of Boston, IL
| visiting friends In this city.
Officer William 81. Tighe yesterday was
an interested visitor at police headquarters
1t was his FIRST appearance there since hii
recent severe illness. He will probably re
turn to duty shortly after the FIRST of thu
month.
Q. 3. Bishop, jr., who has been seriously
Ill in Litchfeld has partially recovered and
returned to this city for few days.
]. Mason Hoppin drove to Litchfeld re
Gently and will remain there through thu
season.
II Miss Farnam of this city is visiting Mis-
Perkins at the Lindens, In Litohfeld.
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Litchfeld.
Hon. Hiram Camps condition was with
, | out material change yesterday.
ii Yale go writes: "Dr. Edward L. Mum
/ | son of New Haven, United States surgeon
now in st. Louis, Missouri, took his secont
degree from the medical college, Wednea
day, making three degrees conferred upol
: him by Yale in three years, besides takinI
the two highest prizes In the medical col
f lege last year. It is not often that q
D many honors fall in the pathway of an
81 Yale graduate in SO short = time, but tn
highest prize of all was the taking of
q beautiful and accomplished wife, to shar
g the fortunes of his chosen profession. Tn
: friends of the doctor predict for him
9 high place In his professional and soeia
f Miss Carrie Tsrpp has returned home t
Norwich after two weeks visit with M,
: and Mrs. w. D. Riggs in New Haven.
2 Captain Tribble of Mystic has purchases
camp ground, and expect to improve
greatly before occupying It..
q shelton,s Fourth of July.
The arrangements for Skeletons grea
8 Fourth of July celebration are nearin
completion. The stand for speakers vii
l be erected in the grove of the Ousatoni
Water company on Coram avenue and Hi
street. The procession will be under tn
l direction of Watson J. Miller, president O
. the Derby Silver company, as chief mar
l | shall and will contain the veterans, tn
|. various organisations in the towns, float
representing the various manufacturers o
,, | the place and many other very interesting
and attractive features. Nearly $500 ha
been raised toward the expenses and II
the evening grand display of frework
will take plses from the slightly knoll OF
; Myrtle street and Home avenue.