The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-09-11
Personal JorTINGS.

Personal J0TTINGS.
A. e. LeBrun of SIS Congress avenue
is stopping at Winsted Conn, for the
rest of September.
Charles Kautz and wife have re-
turned home from the shore, where
they have been spending the past few
weeks.
Miss Hattie M Taylor, with the
Charles Monson company, is in Bethle-
hem ON her vacation and will return
in the early fall.
Mrs. Haze of New York, who has
been visiting Mrs Schiller of Edgewood
avenue, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin G. Smith and Miss
Grace Washburne returned to the city
after stay of fifteen weeks on Mr.
Smiths Little Curtiss Island, one of
the Thimbles.
John Conlin and James Fogarty of
this city, members of the Society of st.
Vincent de Paul, will go as delegates
to the convention of the society, to be
held in New York for three days of
this week. The convention opens this
morning.
A. III. Westfall, manager for Joe OFT,
is in town arranging for the presen-
tation of the sStar Gazer -
Mrs. Anna U. futile has returned
from Saratoga and Lake George, where
she has been spending the summer.
A telegram has been received in this
city from Malcolm Booth to the effect
that he had accepted the appointment
of principal of the Dayton, O., high
school. No particulars We're given be-
yond this fact His resignation as as
sistant principal of the Boardman
school will be presented probably at
the next meeting of the board of edu-
| cation.
George l.. Ukers Of the Philadelphia
| Herald and John W. Idle of the de-
partment of physics of the University
of Pennsylvania, are guests of William
H. Ukers of the New Haven Union.
They rode from Philadelphia on their
wheels in twenty-five hours, including
a stay over night in New York.
A PLEASANT SUMMER AND OTHER
| NOTES.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Albert Jordan
| of West Haven have been having a
very pleasant camping out time this
summer and are still holding the fort
at Cosy Camp, just this side of Oyster
River, near the main road to Wood
mont They have had with them en-
joying life also Mr.. and Mrs Hotchkiss,
parents of Mrs. Jordan. They
have been entertaining host of
friends, among them people from New
Haven, West Haven, Woodbridge,
Bridgeport and other places. Mr.. Jor-
| dan has had splendid luck in fishing
during his leisure hours, and one day
| caught one hundred fine bluefish, the
snappers being nearly all of good size.
| Mr.. Jordan is the son of Mr. {. r.
| Jordan of the Leigh clothing store,
| Church street, this city, who has a
| noted chicken farm near his residence
on First avenue, West Haven, where
a host of prize winning birds have been
/ raised. Mr.. Jordan has among his col
/ lections Of aristocratic birds this sea-
son, the game fowls of Wooster A. En-
sign, which he is keeping for the lat
| ter Mr.. Jordan also this week re
/ ceived news that a pair of his silver
seabright bantams, which he sold to
a Worcester, Mass, gentleman, took
first prize at the big Bay State fair
just held at Worcester, Mass.
| NOW PRINCIPAL GULLIvER.
Henry S. Gulliver, formerly ami in
structor at the high school in this
city, assumed his duties as principal Of
the Waterbury high school in Water
bury yesterday, and the people of that
city are confident that he will bring
the school up to a very high standard
Mr.. CULVER has fine testimonials from
President Timothy Dwight, Judge w
K. Townsend, S. T. Dutton, superinten.
dent of the Brooklinie, Mass, schools
Superintendent Bouton of Plttsffeld
Mass; Prof. A. Phillips of Yale, Attor.
| ney Edmund Zacher and H. w Asher
and E. P. Judd of this city.