The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-09-13


County Health officer Hoadley has ap-
pointed DR.. John F, Barnett borough
health officer of West Haven.
Miss Fannie e. and Ursula P. Palmer
of 1856 George street have gone for a
months visit UP the Mohawk valley.
Peter Stirling gave a reception to the
members of the New Haven Caledonian
club in the rooms on Chapel street last
evening.
DR.. Frank H. Wheeler of this city was
elected supreme treasurer at the session
of the Ancient Order of Foresters of
America in Cleveland.
Rev, D. NJ. James, pastor of the Sec
ond Congregational church, Fair Haven,
has returned from Kane, Pa, where he
has been spending the summer.
Attorney C. B. Whitney of New Lon
don, Yale law school '94 who has been
visiting friends in this city, left yester-
day for Cleveland, where he will open
an office.
Captain James N. Coe of the Soldiers
home at Noroton, was in town yester-
day to inspect the springside home and
went over the institution with Town
Agent Baldwin.
The Misses Mollie and Anna Maley.
the two little daughters of Mrs. James
Maley, who have been spending their
vacation with their grandmother Mrs.
Costigan of 143 Portsea street, returned
yesterday to Baltic, Conn, where they
resumed their studies at the Convent of
the Holy Trinity.
Miss NJ E. Ford of Howard avenue
has returned from most enjoyable trip
to Europe, principally spent in Paris,
London and Ireland
H. w. Snyder and E. S. Thomas have
been elected to membership in the
Grays.
Mr.F.W .Pardee and family are home
from their summers stay at Indian
Neck.
D. McNicoll Is at Montreal.
Miss S. G. Hotchkiss, who has been
at Norfolk, Conn, has gone to Stock
bridge. Mass.
Edward P. Judd and daughter of SO
Dwight street have returned from Cas-
tine. Me.
William H. Yale left yesterday on a
business trip.
William Curtiss has returned from
Litchfield.
Mrs E. L. Wheeler of College street
is home from a stay in Woodbridge
Hon. Lewis H. Elliott has returned
from his summers stay at his cottage
at Oriental park, Savin Rock.
Mr.. ]. B. Ryder of Park street has
returned from Saratoga Springs.
Orchard.
Mrs Metcalf and Miss Belts, who
have been with Mrs. William Hillhouse
at Franconia Inn, N. H., have returned
home.
Mrs. George B. Fsrnam and Miss Elsie
Farnam have returned from North East
Harbor, Me.
Herbert c. Warren, the banker, and
family, have returned from Woodmont
DR.. Lambert of Howard avenue has
gone to a Woodmont cottage for stay
| of several weeks.
| Wells Southworth of so York Square
has returned from Southampton, L. 1
Miss Louise Tracy of York Square
| is home from Long Island.
| Mrs. H M. Sykes and Mr.. and Mrs
Philo Bennett sailed from England
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shepard have
returned from Durham.
| Mrs. S. e. Larom and family are
home from Oquago Lake, N. Y.
| Mr.. Max Strauss and family have re.
| turned to their city home from theil
| cottage at Savin Rock.
| Mrs. Martha D. Porter and Miss Re.
| becca. Porter have returned from Ulster
| county. N. Y.
Father Hartigan, formerly of st
Mary's church, lis stopping for a few
| days at the parsonage of that church.
| Mn. and Mrs. George E. Thomp
| son have returned from Morris Cove.
Miss Caroline White of As Trumbul
| street has returned from the country
Mrs. P. D. Reilly and her niece, Miss
| Mamie McEnerny of Prince street, are
having a vacation in the Naugatucl
| valley.
P J. Cronan, the paper box manu-
| facturer. and family are home from
| their sojourn at Madison Beach.
| Prof. Barney of Whitney avenue ha
| returned from Grove Beach.
| Miss Sarah G. Hotchkiss is homt
| from Norfolk.
Mrs. w. w. White and Miss White o
| 81 Wall street are home from TIN
mountains.
| DR.. Rush Huiderkoper of New Yorl
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
| Frank Dole of Westville.
Prof. Peck has returned from Bristol
Miss Christine Freeman of Wall stree
has returned from Chicago.
Prof. and Mrs. Summer and famil.
are home from Glen Cove, Seal Har
Dor, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene DeForest o
LAT Edwards street have returned from
Boston.
Mrs. NJ s. Hotchkiss has returned
from Woodmont.
4 w. F. Ensign of George street ha
gone to North CRANKY.
H. G. Fleming. the representative o
the ]. T. plug tobacco, is in town, AM
it was a very amusing thing to Sc
seven hundred of white duck cap
given away yesterday. Mr.. Fleming
travels from the state of Maine t