The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-07-14


Dr. Charles H. N4uWford, surgeon of
Albany burgess corps, New York, is
spending eew days with Councilman
Charles I. French.
The Rev. and Mrs G. Brinley Morgan
will probably leave town within the
next week or two for their summer va
cation. The Morgan children are at
present in Exeter with Mrs. Morgan's
mother.
James Caldwell, bicyclist, who was
injured by a collision on Kimberly ave-
nue., is resting quietly at the hospital
Caldwell sustained a slight fracture of
the skull. He will be out in a few
days.
Mrs. Butler, widow of the late bank
president, George A. Butler is togeth-
er with her two daughters and her son
spending. the summer at Rye Beach,
N. H.
Antonio Rockwell Of the Center
street tailoring store of T. H.
Hurle, leaves to-day for weeks
stay in Bethany as the guest
of Rev. Edmund Peck. He will take
along the latest and most approved
fishing tackle, and his friends expect to
be supplied with trout during his alb
sence, as he anticipates spending
much of the time fishing
William Sfa116a IF yTyIo, c+,.oo+ a
member of the City Guards, who has
been ill since the last encampment of
the company at Mantle, is slowly i'm
proving.
Superintendent Smith of the police
department has returned after a weeks
sickness, due to an abscess on his |. G,
which was caused by an injury receiv-
ed years ago while on patrol duty.
Mrs. S. T. Darling has been for sever
al weeks visiting at Narragansett
Miss Mary Morgan is spending a few
days with friends in Hartford
James P. Bree and John D. Cunning
ham have gone to Detroit as dele gates
to the National convention of the A. o.
H. of America.
Mrs. Elliott H. Morse of York street
is at present in Norfolk, Conn, where
she will remain two or three weeks.
w. w Williams is at Vineyard Ha-
ven.
Mrs. Walter Nichols has returned
from a visit in Norwich
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wesley Mills are in
Danbury, the guests of Mrs. Mills
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hal
| stead.
Miss Grace Alling of Orchard street
is at Morris Cove for the summer.
| Captain John f. Somers and wife of
| Baltimore are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c.
K. Caldwell of Lynwood street. Mrs.
Somers is sister of Mrs. CALDWELL Cap
tain Somers moved some years ago
from Fair Haven to Baltimore, where
! he engaged in the oyster business,
| and is now the head Of the house Of
VIM. l.. Ellis & Co., extensive packers
of fruit as well as oysters.
Miss Ella Belden is one of a house
party at the country home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. P. Dickie of Guilford Others
of the party are Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Shelley OF Brooklyn, Miss Nellie Cal
lendar of Boston and Mrs. Nina Moul-
ton of New York
General o. o. Howard who, in early
June, passed a week in New Haven, the
| guest of DR.. Twitchell, has just return
ed to Burlington, VT, from a western
trip, during which he has lectured
many times.
| The parishioners of Christ church
will meet socially at the home of Mrs.
Ellen w. Bishop, II Whalley avenue,
from until 10 p. m. on Thursday
July 20.
E. w. Cornwall has been since Friday
at Irvington-o on the Hudson, the guest
of friends there.
The Misses Greatorix of Brooklyn are
guests OF their sister, Mrs. George w.
Neal of 247 Main street, Westville
l. Among those who have been stopping
at the Tyler farm house Gust below the
Colonial cottage at Woodmont), during
the past few weeks, are Mr. and Mrs.
James D. Dewell and Miss Dewell Eu-
| gene H. Sherman, Yale $685., who has
been i'll with pneumonia, but is now
| convalescent, has engaged apartments
for himself and tutor at the same house
or hotel.
Miss Nellie Bishop of Whalley ave-
nue. left Sunday night for Cheshire
where she will remain until Septem-
Der.
Prof and Mrs. Percy Smith have
gone to Killingly Conn, for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Jackson, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. william Henry
Bishop of High street, has returned tc
her home in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Harry f. Hall of the Hotel Ma
jestic, who has been in Philadelphia
for the past two weeks, is expected
home on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Holt of Dwight
street are pleasantly located at Pine
Orchard
Miss Thomas of this city is the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. Creemer Peckham, al
Cedar Gables. Branford Point
George Bone of the New Haven Ath-
letics has decided to accept the Offer
of Portland. despite the efforts of the
Athletic directors to retain him. He
left yesterday morning for Fall River
where he will place his first game to-
day Cor the New England champion.
ship.
The son of Lawyer Isadore Stein OF
this city died in New York on Satur.
day, aged seven years and eight
months He had been visiting in New
York but Mr.. Stein did not think hi.
condition serious until Saturday. Tit
funeral was held in New York on Sun
day.