The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-09-25
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Personal Jottings About New Haven
 People Other Notes of Interest.

People Other Notes of Interest.
 Miss Nellie c, Lamb of 15S9 Chapel street is spending the month of Septem- Der in Norwich and vicinity.
 Attorney John w, filling and daugh- ter have returned from two months vacation spent in the mountains and hills of Massachusetts and New York
 The Sound Money battalion, of which Major ,Sucher is commander will par ticipate in the parade and banner rais- ing of the Fourth ward republicans to- night.
 Miss B. T. Smith of 96 Olive street has returned from European trip having passed most of the time while away in Paris and London,
 Miss Ella Mary Belden who is now at Guilford, will return to New Haven to-day.
 A pretty wedding took place at All Saints church on Howard avenue on Wednesday evening, the Rev. MT Me- Crea tying the knot, The bride was Miss Ella Finder, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Max H. Ender of 16O Rosette
 
 tyre Co. firm Claude L. Hynds, the groom is an employe of the Consoli- dated railroad. The church was charm ingly decorated with palms, potted plants and goldenrod. MT. Prentice presided at the organ. The procession entered in the following order: First, two little flower girls in airy frocks, carrying baskets of flowers; they were the Misses Gertrude and Eunice Ender Next walked the ushers, Fred Finder, Charlie Woliver, Burton Lee and Ben jamin Smith; Miss Edith Smith, as honor maid, and Miss Hattie Stein metz, who was the bridesmaid. The wedding gifts were lovely The Wednesday evening concerts at the Hotel Majestic have been resumed. They are held in the banquet room of | the hotel Williams orchestra played fine program last Wednesday even | ing, and the same orchestra will con- tinue to give these Wednesday musi- | cales throughout the season. | The members of the New Haven 1 Poultry association, at a recent meet | ing, decided to abandon the plan to give an exhibition this winter At a meeting of the association held last | spring it was voted to give an exhbi- | ton lasting week, beginning Decen- Der 29, but it has now been decided oth- erwise.
 John Alden Damn of Damn Bros 6 Co, is expected home this week from a trip through New York state, includ- | ing visit to his boyhood's home. l Mir cloor, vaaht phuptor, which has been at New London all summer will be sent to this port to go into winter quarters.
 | MT. and Mrs. Don s. Thompson are back at the Elliott house after spend | ing the season at Saratoga.
 On Thursday, October 15, at o'clock in Trinity church, Miss May A. Mans | field of Third street, City Point, will be married to Robert P Dewell son of MT. James D. Dewell.
 Mrs Clemens, teacher of language at | Fort Edward college, N. Y, and her l daughter, Miss Florence Clemens, who l have been visiting Mrs. James English of Church street, left for Orange, N. J., Wednesday, going from there to Fort | Edward.
 Miss Sperry has been the guest of 1! Miss George Watt of Milford. Mrs. M. Harry Marlin, who has been spending the summer at the Elm house, Greenfield, Mass, has returned to her apartments at the Elliott house 1 Mrs David C. Collins of Hillhouse avenue has returned from Kingston, R. l.
 John Conlan, aged sixty-two, dropped dead yesterday morning while working l in rye field. The cause was heart | disease. He leaves two children, Lieu | tenant Frank Conlon of Engine 5, and Mrs. Thomas Flynn of Brewery street. | A new Fortnightly club has been i formed in New Haven, organized on | Tuesday night, at the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Boyer, and will meet on al- ternate Tuesdays for study, reading and discussions. The work planned for the coming season 's the study of Rus sia, political, rengious and geograph- ical. The next mee ting is announced | for October at the home of Dr. and Mrs. c. B. Adams The charter mem i bers are. Mrs. Adams Mrs A. J. l. Boyer, who was appointed president; Mrs. Doolittle, Mrs. E. M Hall, chosen vice president; Mrs. P. P. Bacon sec- retary and treasurer; Mrs. J. Lee Nit chell, Mrs. Janet seavey, Mrs James Parsons the Misses Griswold, and Mrs I 1io n