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

Gifts to AssooiatesrU. v. U. Delegates.
Mrs. Matte A. Bartlett and her
daughters, Miss Ruth and Miss Evelyn.
Of this city. are spending few, weeks
in Massachusetts
George and James Lane and Mr.
Brennan Of Danbury are the guests Of
Miss Margaret Ward of Howard ave-
nue..
Mrs. M. c. Mayer and her daughter,
Grace, Of Chicago, H., are stopping
during the present week with her
mother. Mrs. M, Ullman, mother of To-
lice Commissioner Ullman, on Congress
avenue.
Mr. M. S. Stires of Yale 81 returned
yesterday from attending the exercises
at Mr. Moody's Mortified conference,
and left last evening for his home in
Jersey City.
Edwin S. Oviatt Yale '96, son Of Mr.,
and Mrs. S. B. Ovatt of this city, left
yesterday for Northampton, Mass. Mr..
Oyiatt has been engaged as ain assist
ant to George w. Gable, the well known
novelist and literateur
| Miss Lizzie Sexton of 16 William
street is spending her two weeks vaca-
| ton at Far Rockaway.
Miss Rosie Kerr of Meriden has re-
! turned after Spending q few days with
Mrs. McNamee of Lloyd street.
| Miss Nellie J. Flynn of 1853 Chapel
street is visiting friends is Homersville,
I'm. Y.
| Miss Lizzie Kenney of Forestville,
who has been stopping at the home OF
Councilman Nicholas p. Corcoran and
wife, on Columbus avenue, for the past
| four days, has returned home.
| Captain Lawrence O'Brien and Will
! liam Holmes have been elected by the
| local camp of the Unions Veteran
| union as delegates to the national en-
campment Of that order, to be held in
Binghamton, N. Y.
Chief A. j. Kennedy has suspended
Benjamin M Prescott, clerk OF the
board of fire commissioners, from duty
| for neglect Of duty. The chief will pre-
| fer charges to the board OF fire commits
sioners at its next meeting. w. G.
Smith, superintendent of fire alarm tel
egraph, is temporarily performing the
duties.
| Mrs. Nora Russell Faesche was
| brought back to her home in this city
Saturday from the hospital in Engle-
wood, N. j., where she was suffering
I from nervous prostration The change
has proved 6eneficial. but she is still
very weak and much Frustrated. Her
legion Of friends viii hope for her
| speedy return to health.
| G. Lester Beeeher Of New Haven is
spending d few days in Southington
visiting friends.
\ A party Of young ladies to so to
Bridgewater, Mass, July g. for an OUT
ing Of two weeks. The party comprises
the Misses Florence Weston, Iva
Beardsley, Jennie Randall, Bessie Palm
err and Bertha Dairy Of Shelton and
Matte Pierpont Of New Haven.
| Mr.. q. T. Hewlett, clerk of the board
of education, will sail for Europe on
| the Teutonic on Wednesday, july 15,
Mr. Hewlett has been in i'll health and
off duty for the past two months and
at his physicians advice has decided
to try the effect OF an ocean trip. He
will return from his present abode II,
Norfolk, Conn, in time to prepare for
his trip. He expects to spend his time
off the steamer in England.
A party of SIX teachers and principals
left town at s o'clock yesterday morn
ing to attend the convention Of the Ma
tfonett Educational association, which
opens at Buffalo to-day q. u. Hurd
conducted the states delegation. The
New Haveners were joined at Hartford
by Hartford party and at Springfield
by a party from Boston. Superinten-
Ident Kendall met the New Haven party
last night at Buffalo, having left towr
on Friday last. Besides those already
mentioned there were in the party
Principal G. T. Mclean Of Westville
E. S. Osgood, Miss Mary G. Warner. A
r. Duneldorf and Miss A. c. Goldinl
of Norwalk.
Hon. w. +. Rockwell of Meriden, VIII,
was alternate t-large at the St. Loui'
convention from the Second district
has sent to each of his associates in tn
Connecticut party a very handsom
pocketknife to commemorate the occa
sion. Mr.. Rockwell is president of tn
Miller Brothers Cutlery company 0
Meriden. They are handled in motle
of pearl The large blade is marked
mckinney and Hobart" and eacl
knife is done up In a self-closing cham
/
ois-skfn bag
Mr. Palmer Arvine, son of Attorne.
Arvine, is staying with friends ut Man
chester.
Mrs d. Francis Beckwith Of Edge
wood avenue is entertaining her sister
Miss w. A. Dyer of Boston,
Miss Elizabeth C. Gaffney spent las
week at Larchmont as guest of Mrs
Cornwall of New York
Mrs Benjamin c. Lum of 10 Compto
street is visiting with her daughter tn
wife of Rev. Corydon c. Tyler G
Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia
{ Miss O9Brien of New York is til
: guest is the guest this week Of tn
J Misses Mamie and Kittie Hushion o
Ferry street.
Stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. job
Beach of Sherman avenue are Mr.. an
Mrs. John Vernal of Brooklyn, N. Y.
DR. and Mrs Louis Gaynor of Orang
street are entertaining Mrs. GayJor'
sister, Miss Katherine OfBrien of Lyme
OFF FOR LITCHFTELD.
Professor J. NJ Lee and family wi
leave to-day for summers sojourn a
Highland Park Villa among the salut
, rious Litehfield Hills. This is The beat
> full place which was purchased not lon
) since by Mr.. Lee after having surveye
the land and selected this as one {
! the most charming spots at which
: pass away summer. Professor LIE
, takes his horses and carriages and wi
drive to Litchfeld. They contemplat
/ IL.