The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-09-07
PERSONA JorrINGs.

Among those going from New Haven
to attend the annual encampment OF
the G. A, r., to be held in Louisville,
KY, next week, are DR.. Charles Raw
ling, General H. S, Peck, Alderman and
Mrs, A. d, sanborn, Mrs. George Rob-
erts, Frank d. S. Sanborn, Mr.. and Mrs,
George Scranton and w. F. Smith of
Whitneyvllle.
Mr. ]. f. Cummings of Iolyoke, Mass,
is spending a weeks vacation with his
cousin, Miss w, E. White of 5S5 Howard
avenue, this city,
Miss Sarah Dent, saleslady in Even
Mcintyre & Co.'S, is spending a few
weeks with friends in the country.
Mrs. Philip Brady of New York city
returned home yesterday from visit
to Mrs. William Fisher of 1877 Dewitt
street.
Rev. Thomas ]. Kelly of Ansonia was
in this city yesterday visiting friends.
Edward M. Munger the jeweler, who
has been confined to his house, 81 Lyn-
wood street, by illness, is slowly inn
proving, and will soon be able to be
out.
James Brennan, the well known book
seller, and Miss Rose McHugh, daugh-
ter of the late Peter McHugh, will be
married in st. Johns church early in
October.
Mrs. James English of College street,
who has been for two months past at
the United States hotel, Saratoga
Springs, has returned to New Haven.
With her came Miss Lillian Smith of
New York, daughter of DR.. Smith, pro-
prietor of the Murray Hill, New York
DR.. Arthur S. Cheney and his bride,
nee Laura Pfeiffer, who were married
in Reichenberg, Bohemia, have arrived
home. They came from Germany on
the Lain, and the voyage was quite
tenlpestuous one.
w. H. Cooper, J. B. Morse, Henry
Reynolds, ]. T. Benham, Albert Tilton,
| George A. Maycock, Charles Bowman
and R. Fl. Brown, as members of the
Nonantum Fishing and Gun club, with
Walter Tilton, DR.. Benjamin L. Lam
| bert, L. D. Chidsey, William H. Ely Eli
| Mix, Dwight E. Blakeslee and F. G.
Bushnell as guests, are at the fishing
grounds one hundred and fifty miles
| north of Quebec. They will be gone two
weeks.
| The many friends of ex-senator Ora
| ham will be glad to know that he is
| somewhat improved in health. Yester-
! day he rode to his Office in this CITY,
| where he attended to some important
| business matters.
| Coroner Mix has left town on bust
ness trip north. 1t is expected that he
| will return in about week or ten days.
| A farewell reception was given in
| honor of Miss E. Hanson of New York
| by Miss e. Wollaston at the latter's
residence, First avenue, West Haven,
on Thursday night. Among those pres
ent were Messrs. Strong, Skinner, Aus
| tin. Curren Miller, Thompson and Clark
and the Misses S. A. Nelson, e. Nelson,
| Wood, A. King of New York, and Cur
rem.
| OFF FOR THE YACHT RACE.
| The following people will go on the
steamer Richard Peck to see the yacht
race to-day: Senator Hawley and fam
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| Thompson, E. F. Mansfield, Fred Aver
| ill., Edward S. Perry, w. E. Morgan and
! family, J.BScranton, George F. Eaton,
| Frank Trowbridge, F. D. Whittemore,
| r. e. Monson, G. w. Pickett and wife,
! w. A. Waite, C. S. Bradley, e. N. Mix,
E. E. Durant and family, c. w. Rawson,
| E. M Clark, S. H. Kirby and family,
1 M. r. Durham and family, Frank f..
Sanity and wife, S. w. Munson, Charles
/ K Bryant and party from Hartford,
w r. Mackay and S. G. Ellsberry of
| Meriden. A large delegation Is ex-
pected from Springfield and way sta
| tions.
The Hartford Courant suggests to
the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad company that in choos-
ing a successor to the late Hon. Luzon
B. Morris, who was a member of the
board of directors, that his son-in-law,
Professor Arthur T. Hadley of Yale I'M
iversity be considered.
i Miss Cannon of 228 Hamilton street,
4 sister of John M. Cannon, the under
taker, and DR.. Burke of Grand avenue
are to be married at an early date.
4 Edward Torpay, the well known
tenor, who left this city some years ago
and located in San Francisco, is visit
4 ing relatives at 300 Grand avenue.
Miss Margaret Carr, sister of Regis
trar Carr, has gone to Winsted, where
she will spend a few days visiting
i friends.
f. W. Moody of West suffield, former
ly Of Fair Haven, and Miss Grace But
Ter Mix of Wallingford will be married
September 20
Mrs. A. L. Barnes and daughter
Geraldine, who have been spending the
summer among Bristol hills, will re
turn to this city on Monday
Mrs. George Angel of Stamford is in
town stopping with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Colin Ingersoll at theil
home on Trumbull street
Augustus ireland, brother of Jack
Ireland, was in town Thursday. He
| was at Yale last year, Out has decided
not to return this fall. file will trave
through the west, spending some time
, in California and Mexico.
Mrs. James E. Blair of 254 Dixwel
avenue left the city yesterday morning
: in company with her son, Wilfred, fol
visit with friends in the northern
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