The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-08-03

cottages, ThlmDle lblHHus, WHich 10 oi'o
occupied by Professor John A. Robinson
and wife, who has been one OF the cot
tage owners at this island for fully
thirty years, being one of the first sum-
mer cottage owners on the island
Clement G. Clarke, Yale 80, who TOOK
Professor Richards classes In mathe-
MATES during his absence the past
year. will continue to give instruction
to the classes six hours in the week the
coming year.
President William M. Parsons or the
Congregational club and his Wife nave
returned from San Francisco, where
they attended the Christian EndeaVor
convention.
Harry W. Minor, Yale L. S. ~, mas
entered the law office of Terry u Bron-
son in Waterbury.
Thomas f. Ryan, Yale L. 3. ~, mas
opened an Office in Torrington.
Frank E. NeWberry, a former mem
Der of the Yale L. s., class of W. mas
been admitted to the Illinois par ana
has begun practice there
w. S. Miller of Yale L. S. '97 Is stop
ping in the city at present. Mr.. Miller
is an able young colored man and has
accepted professorship in a law school
| in East Tennessee. He will commence
his duties there in the fall.
| Arrivals at the Pequot house, Norris
Cove. yesterday, We're: D. NJ. WEIGH
and wife, Los Angeles, Cal; L. A.
Bettcher and wife, New Haven; G. O.
May and wife, Naugatuck.
Colonel and Mrs. s. ]. Fox have re-
turned from Litchfield.
oP HaY
has returned from a visit to Short
Beach. Miss Andrews reports a rather
watery experience, the cottage in which
she stayed being surrounded by water.
A rescue was accomplished by means
| of a raft.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Dugan and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. M. Dunn of Meriden and
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Dunn of Southing-
ton left yesterday with their families
| for Indian Neck for the month of Au-
gust.
| Miss Agnes J. Bullock and Miss Eta
Neale of Meriden leave to-day for Wis
it to Pine Orchard after which they
expect to take a trip up the Hudson
river.
Miss Josie LeBrun of III Hill street
left yesterday for Long Branch and
| Saratoga to spend a six weeks vaca-
| ton.
| e. e. Hallock, local agent of the
| Aetna Life Insurance company, who
with C. P. Chamberlain of the Hart
ford Times, has been on a five weeks
tour through the west, has returned
home.
Corporal Frank E. Winchell of the
New Haven Grays has developed into
one of the best marksmen in the Ma
tional Guard of this state. During his
recent practice at the Second regiment
rifle range in qualifying he made a
perfect score Of rs out of a possible Is
at both the 200 and 500 yards ranges.
Corporal Winchell is the son of Special
Collector j. Rice Winchell, and has
been chosen to shoot on the regimental
team
Mr.. and Mrs George T. White have
4 been visiting friends in New Britain.
| Mrs. Atwood and daughter of New
Britain are at Sachem's Head.
Walter Brown of Meriden left yester-
day to join the Meriden colony at
! Woodmont.
4 Miss Mary G. White of Even McIn-
tyre & Co.'S store has just returned
from a two weeks stay at Mt. Tom
! Holyoke, Mass.
4 Miss Eta Doherty of Sylvan avenue
! has returned from two weeks stay at
Branford Point hotel
John H. Post, Connecticut agent for
/ the Penn Mutual Life company, sailed
for Europe with his family a few weeks
ago. They enjoyed a very pleasant
tour of Belgium and several other
countries, and are now on their return
voyage home.
Yesterday morning Miss Marion E.
Norton and Mrs. J. S. Suydam of Wal
| lingford wheeled to this city, and from
/ here they went by boat to New York
! thence to leave by wheel for Jamaica,
L. I.
Eugene Brogden of Wallingford has
taken the Wallingford agency for the
Forsyth laundry and dye works of this
city. Harry Hill will be employed by
Agent Brogden.